Correct, time as we can describe it and space as we can describe it was created at the moment of the big bang.
Evidence?
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Correct, time as we can describe it and space as we can describe it was created at the moment of the big bang.
space and time were created in the same moment during the singularity.
what exist outside is a guess, we dont know.
what we do know is it is not our space or time
All that paragraph from Wikipedia tells us is that the mass is concentrated at the center of the hole. That doesn't change with distance from the hole.Edited my last post with some supporting information.
All that paragraph from Wikipedia tells us is that the mass is concentrated at the center of the hole. That doesn't change with distance from the hole.
Evidence?
Can you describe time before the big bang?
Can you describe width before we invented the measurement?
The time before time got to be the time is measured as 1.
best,
swampy
And I'm asking how exactly do you know it is not that
No it isn't.
You're still missing a frame of reference. 1 of what? 1 of how?
Just 1? At that point you might as well say the square root of negative 1.
Hi Photonic,
All measurements are derived from 1, so yeh, just 1. Measurements are conceptual anyway, based upon limited perception. The number 1 captures infinity, neither existing without the other.
best regards from the boggy one,
swampy
Measurements can only be derived from one with a frame of reference.
The 1 is meaningless and imaginary until then.
1 is.
The rest is imaginary.
A frame of reference is subject to the perception of the one who imagines.
best regards,
swampy
The problem is there is no perception. There is no imagining. Humans have a problem with this I understand but that is still no excuse for just passing it off.
If "1" exists, than so does the rest of mathematics. You can't have the two be separate.1 existed before perception/imagination, it is the only "value," the only "quality," the only "reference." It is difficult for conceptual acceptance, but it is so
Yes, you could use a material reference.
A vacuum is part of the universe.And you can use a vacuum reference for before our universe
math
ask Poly he can explain it much better then I