The Big Bang Never Happened - Make way for Plasma

Discussion in 'Astronomy, Exobiology, & Cosmology' started by Cris, Jan 1, 2006.

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    ETs don't drink beer :bugeye:
     
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    How do you know?

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    Look at them. Do you see any big bellies....?

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  8. EmptyForceOfChi Banned Banned

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    yes,

    now lets all bow down to the new theory, that is all truth and knwing,


    im just playing, ut in all seriousness, i have already thought about this theory and am done philosophising it within my own mind,

    unless the plasma is infinite then it still poses the same questions as before, "what before", etc etc blah blah blah,


    theorys to disprove theorys, philosophy to disprove philosophy, its kinda funny,


    peace.
     
  9. erich_knight Erich J. Knight Registered Senior Member

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    These EU ideas need to be looked at again in light of these new mainstream findings that I have posted on the nature of lightning and other atmospheric plasmas, new astronomic observations on quasars, black holes,and the elemental constituents of space.

    Don't these two recent findings of X-rays, Y-rays and neutrons in CG lightning lend support to the Electric Universe idea?

    Joe Dwyer Paper:
    http://www.lightning.ece.ufl.edu/PDF/Gammarays.pdf


    Russian Science News
    http://www.informnauka.ru/eng/2005/2...-13-5_65_e.htm


    This view of Nova remnant is interesting:
    http://www.holoscience.com/news.php?article=88edua1k


    As we get more observations of GRBs and X-ray flashes like these our understanding of Stellar and Black hole evolution should get nailed down.
    As these results filter in it will be interesting to see how EU theory holds up.
    http://www.nature.com/nature/journal...060831-08.html

    And this
    :Heavy hydrogen find alters galaxy formation theory
    http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/...n/4117430.html

    Also, hopefully the next generation of particle accelerators should bring even more grist for this Plasma based mill.

    Erich J. Knight
     
  10. URI IMU Registered Senior Member

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    >> the red shift can be shown to be due to anything else other than Doppler >>

    Red shifts are due to "spin fields"
    which surround all cosmic matter.
     
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    I believe Yoda liked Carlsburg. Chubaca? Who knows.

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  14. Vega Banned Banned

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    what does beer got to do with the big bang?
     
  15. TruthSeeker Fancy Virtual Reality Monkey Valued Senior Member

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    Everything! Ever heard of inflation?

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  16. TruthSeeker Fancy Virtual Reality Monkey Valued Senior Member

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    You also need to be REALLY drunk to imagine the Big Bang in the first place!

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  17. Megabrain Registered Senior Member

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    Never mind all that 5h1t you have quoted there is a simpler proof the big bang never could have occured. Imagine when all the matter in the universe was in a space the size of our solar system - it would have been dense beyond that of a black hole. Time is supposed to stop at the event horizon.
    It would therefore have taken an almost infinite time to escape - this oversimplifies the effect but I have kept it short and simple such that you may understand it.
     
  18. superluminal I am MalcomR Valued Senior Member

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    What an idiot.

    All of the matter in the observable universe was contained in what we would measure as the diameter of a proton or less. It was hot and dense indeed, but not compressed as in a classical black hole. The metrics by which we measure space and time were themselves shrunk down to incredibly tiny propotrions. The "big bang" was the sudden expansion of the metrics of space and time.
     
  19. Godless Objectivist Mind Registered Senior Member

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    Instead of "megabrain" this idiot should call himself, quantumind
     
  20. c7ityi_ Registered Senior Member

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    fool, how could it be hot if there was no atomic motion to generate the fucking heat. and how the hell could the entire universe be so damn small, that's just stupid. and if THERE WAS SOMETHING (dense hot shit), then big bang doesn't explain the origin of MATTER/universe!!!!!!
     
  21. superluminal I am MalcomR Valued Senior Member

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    Poor child. Let me help. If I have a nice baloon with spots painted on it, and it deflates, the spots move closer together, and the spots themselves get smaller. The spots represent matter. The baloons surface represents space. The space itself is contracting, and therefore the matter is also contracting as it also gets closer together. The relationship is not necessesarily linear.

    See? The matter shrinks along with the space. And of course it dosen't explain the origin of the universe! What a silly child!
     
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    It's kinda sad in a way. I bet many scientists dedicated their entire lives studying this myth we call "Big Bang"...
     

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