No, not BS...the accepted cosmological model.
all based on observational evidence and the four pillars supporting BB/Inflationary cosmology.
http://www.damtp.cam.ac.uk/research/gr/public/bb_pillars.html
no, not bs...the accepted cosmological model.
All based on observational evidence and the four pillars supporting bb/inflationary cosmology.
http://www.damtp.cam.ac.uk/research/gr/public/bb_pillars.html
Yes, point of space, but show me where the consensus theory states that. 10^-43, Planck time, is as far back at the back tracking goes. A point of space and time is suggested, but not in the theory, afaik. The math breaks down before that. And also, the 280,000 point in the back tracking is as far back as as you need to go the establish a Big Bang event. That is the point where protons captured electrons and photons were released to form the CMB, according to theory.
Everywhere at once, when the universe was a point of space, is easy to understand. The origin of the point of space is maybe problematic. Did you every wonder about it?
YEP, POST 56
Being under an illusion, that it is smart not to align with mainstream cosmology, just for the sake of appearing to think for ones self, is rather daffy to say the least.
But that's OK, don't get it peer reviewed. Let it stagnate for your lifetime in your brain.
No skin off my nose.
The mainstream model, remains as is, for obvious reasons.
Yes, good point that is consistent with the current cosmology. Everywhere at once, like you say. Did you ever wonder about the origin of that state, pre 10^-43, or the point of space? Or does "nothing is known" resolve the question in your mind, and your mind doesn't wonder?Here's an excellent link....
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/astro/planck.html
from the link.....
Before a time classified as a Planck time, 10-43 seconds, all of the four fundamental forces are presumed to have been unified into one force. All matter, energy, space and time are presumed to have exploded outward from the original singularity. Nothing is known of this period.
No skin off my nose either, so drop the "get it peer reviewed" drama already! Why are you always trying to get people to write papers?
Get your nonsense peer reviewed. They will tell you what is and what isn't BS.
Yes, good point that is consistent with the current cosmology. Everywhere at once, like you say. Did you ever wonder about the origin of that state, pre 10^-43, or the point of space? Or does "nothing is known" resolve the question in your mind, and your mind doesn't wonder?
Now that was uncalled for. Do you think name calling is the way this forum should go, because some of us don't do it, and don't think it helps the forum, but instead hurts the forum. What do you think?No way. It's the best way to sort the wheat from the chaff.....the real scientist from the pseudo ratbag.
So for the last 10+ years I've been explaining to people my ideas on distance and time and you think I'll finally make my point if I write up a few pages and send if off with a check to some people that are really smart, unlike AN and James R and rpenner? (rolls eyes).
You have a ridiculious hypothesis that borders on pseudoscience...that's all.
But that's your business.
Mainstream science progresses on new evidence and further observations....not personal feelings and fairy tale ideas.
Now that was uncalled for. Do you think name calling is the way this forum should go, because some of us don't do it, and don't think it helps the forum, but instead hurts the forum. What do you think?
It is good to be able to know the difference between speculation and fact. I know the difference, and so do you. So is it wrong to talk about our individual speculations among ourselves, in the proper forum?Of course I have wondered!
And I have my own speculative idea....But speculative idea it remains.
You just wonder, but don't write down what you speculate about when you wonder? Do you think that speculating is akin to claiming to rewrite cosmology, or would it be possible for someone to have their own ideas about the cosmology as they wonder about it?I don't pretend to have a ToE or to want to rewrite 21st century cosmology.
Saying the current theory is the limit of our knowledge is a bit presumptuous. Maybe what you know is the current theory, but theory is not knowledge; you have knowledge of the theory.That's the failings of some alternative people here. They put there hypothesis as fact...undefined, Farsight, and Sylvester being the obvious three...maybe a few hanger oners also.
No one knows about that period. That's the limit of our knowledge at this time...same with a BH singularity.
When we finally have a validated QGT, we maybe able to see further, and push the Singularity status back further.
It's not perfect, but it's the best we have got, and has been obviously very successful so far.
Personal feelings and fairy tales are what Einstein brought to the table. I bring hardcore truth!
You also have a ToE?
Enough of the excuses. Close enough is not correct, it's a near miss.
Light travel time doesn't lie! The definition of the meter BINDS distance and time together in one definition. They are inseparable, mathematically and in reality. This is not a theory, it is a fact!
Current theories are the best we have so far, true. Being civil in discussions about theories, hypotheses, or speculations is a matter of style, I guess.I was asked a question.
I answered it truthfully.
Why do you think that those alternative pushers with grand ideas and grand egos, knock the scientific methodology and peer review.
It's not perfect, but it's the best we have got, and has been obviously very successful so far.