If I liked to play semantical games I would.
Only if you want to mount a counter argument. Otherwise, I'm happy to let it stand.
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If I liked to play semantical games I would.
You've read Lucretius? There's some terrific commonPretty good for a HS education these days, and might even get you through some freshman physics if you have the math, but doesn't deal with most of what has been learned since the plum pudding days, and when germanium diodes started replacing 5Y3s etc.
Intuitive and common sense just doesn't cut it in physics anymore.
Seriously, I am a product of American education, we only know it if we reinvent it for ourselves.You've read Lucretius? There's some terrific common
sense physics.
You've read Lucretius? There's some terrific common
sense physics.
?Midwestern education when I was growing up.
Lucretius was not exactly in the curriculum, but what other people were doing was often the major topic.
Too much cultural-cultural for me.Lucretius was not exactly in the curriculum, but what other people were doing was often the major topic.
Why did Cindy across the street miss her senior year and go away? and so forth.
Be happy, though it is human nature, so it happens in Hong Kong too,Too much cultural-cultural for me.
I guess that will have to do.Be happy, though it is human nature, so it happens in Hong Kong too,
And if they say yes!I guess that will have to do.
If I see someone, doing
something, here in HK, i can ask- is this that to which pogo
referentiated ?
Not that specifically as you seem to feel - but in general , yes. I´ve got several light experiences out of body from my dreams.@Native
Do you ever feel fire-burn when drinking from light and also an inner peace?
Also, this light can think.
I keep learning allowing. I allow light in me; teach me how to drink from light in the midst of my situations.
Is asking "Do you" is that to harsh or how does one ask? I was thinking about this later. Maybe I should only write "I relate" or "I experience." What do you think? I'll leave the (Do you) there and let me know.
I'm curious about that. How to ask and not sound harsh.
What makes you think there is a 'who'?Who wrote the laws of Physics?
So you failed even basic science at school? Energy is converted from one form into another.Energy is not conserved it is consumed.
No, because there is endless evidence that General Relativity is a very good model of space-time.I think I have a pretty good grasp on time.
What is time? Time is a concept of mankind that was devised in order to measure duration in existence. I know you think it is a dimension of the universe because someone said so.
It's the whole space-time that expanding in the future direction.But none of that or the article you quoted gives a source for whatever it was that expanded into our universe. The only thing available is nonexistence.
You want to tackle that problem?
And....?But if that stuff don't have energy it don't exist.
Clearly. You are thinking of one of the ways it which the term can be used.I thought the composition of matter was very specific.
How can you even then conclude everything to be based on math?And for far longer than that cosmologists have been asking the same question. The answer is that they don't know.
icant said:Actually it is entirely based on math, on a set of equations that explained the patterns and observations of astronomers
Ad # 1: Their initial assumption was not correct so they added yet more assumptions.Not actually an assumption but a calculation that if the theory that had so far been so accurate, then (# 1) to explain certain anomalies there would have to be "dark" matter and energy. (# 2)Dark matter has already been confirmed in that there is apparently stuff that behaves like matter in how it bends light etc that answers the questions as to why certain things were seen in spite of the observation that they did not contain enough matter.
(# 3) Dark holes are another success that having been postulated according to the theory, they were looked for and found exactly where they would have been expected.
I myself believe the universe has eternally existed in the past, the present, and the future, just not necessarily in the form we see it today.
We know the mathematical model (General Relativity) matches reality very well. It breaks down at the very start and predicts a singularity. However, the other most fundamental theory we have—Quantum Field Theory—will became significant near that point and we don't yet know hoe the two theories work together.How can you even then conclude everything to be based on math?
And @icant was wrong. There is direct evidence. We can even draw maps of where dark matter is. Dark energy is more elusive but both are basically place-holder names for phenomena we cannot yet fully explain. They are the opposite of assumptions without evidence, they are evidence without full explanations.icant said:
Dark energy and Dark matter are created by an assumption. It is assumed they exist without any evidence because if all that energy and matter did not exist the universe would fly apart.
Eh? "2D-like event horizon"? What are you talking about?Ad #3: Galactic swirling centers are several thousands lightyears thick. How can anyone determine this to be a hole with an 2D-like event horizon?
It´s very funny how people can distinct themselves from what is naturally - But of course if one only have "gravity" to govern everything, everything else is being excluded and alienated.The word 'matter' has no precise meaning in physics. It can refer to various things depending on the context, but in this context, yes, it's reasonable to say that you're made of matter.
You are not made of energy, however, energy is a property. It is not 'stuff'. You do need energy to live, however.
No, no idea what this is supposed to mean, especially as a response to what I said.It´s very funny how people can distinct themselves from what is naturally - But of course if one only have "gravity" to govern everything, everything else is being excluded and alienated.
Why would I try again? Yes, atoms and molecules carry or have energy. They are not made of energy.Atoms and molecules carries energy, so try again, rationcinator
Well draw us some maps then.There is direct evidence. We can even draw maps of where dark matter is.
Dark energy is complete nonsense having exponental increasing velocities just by increasing distances. How can distances create velocities at all? They´re just two scientific terms.Dark energy is more elusive but both are basically place-holder names for phenomena we cannot yet fully explain.
Sincerely wish everybody would read De Rerum Natura (On the Nature of Things). For first century BCE, it is a marvel in its own right.You've read Lucretius? There's some terrific common
sense physics.
It's not something to try at home....Well draw us some maps then.
The observation is that the expansion of the universe is accelerating with time.Dark energy is complete nonsense having exponental increasing velocities just by increasing distances. How can distances create velosities at all? They´re just two scientific terms.