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Once again, astronomers cannot explain the unified spin because they neglect the EM effects. Using plasma theory, the unified spin is easily explainable.
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Damnable galactic showoffs!
but do they have life?!
I've never heard anything about plasma theory in any serious books on cosmology. I thought the spin was explained by interactions with dark matter and dark energy (and the effects of all of that on the Higgs field).
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So, now the universe is another 10 billion years older then we thought
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Dammit! Now I have reset my clock again!Originally posted by CyberShy
So, now the universe is another 10 billion years older then we thought
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Not so fast. I heard they determined the current age (14 billion years) by measuring how long it took light to travel from the edge of observable space. If that is true then shouldn't the current age be 28 billion years? That is, the time required for the edge to expand to 14 billion LYs away plus the time it took for the light to travel from that far away?Originally posted by DaShi
Dammit! Now I have reset my clock again!
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The more billion years the bigger the change for life to start and become intelligent
As a true evolutionist I would always support more billion years! Gimme more gimme more
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BS! The universe was created last friday!
I see your passage to the dark side is now completeOriginally posted by CyberShy
The more billion years the bigger the change for life to start and become intelligent
As a true evolutionist I would always support more billion years! Gimme more gimme more
What this means is that we're going to crash into that bad boy sooner, rather than later.
I see that you finally agree that your side is the dark sideOriginally posted by Provost Harrison
I see your passage to the dark side is now complete
acknowledging that is the first step to turning over to the good side
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What have the plasma physicists done for us lately? They need to figure out a propulsion device for us to go to Andromeda.
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That could be difficult so long as people like you aren't bothered by the fact that such a teeny tiny percentage of human economic activity is directed towards the necessary basic research.Originally posted by DanS
What have the plasma physicists done for us lately? They need to figure out a propulsion device for us to go to Andromeda.
Nope, Dark and proudOriginally posted by CyberShy
I see that you finally agree that your side is the dark side
acknowledging that is the first step to turning over to the good side
Nope. General relativity. c is always c.Originally posted by Vince278
Not so fast. I heard they determined the current age (14 billion years) by measuring how long it took light to travel from the edge of observable space. If that is true then shouldn't the current age be 28 billion years? That is, the time required for the edge to expand to 14 billion LYs away plus the time it took for the light to travel from that far away?
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Wouldn't it stand to reason that the universe expanded even more in the 14 billion years it took for light to travel from the observable edge?
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So the the place we are looking at 14 billion light years away was 14 billion light years away when the light began it's journey but is god only knows how far away now due to 14 billion years of expansion since then?Originally posted by Vince278
Wouldn't it stand to reason that the universe expanded even more in the 14 billion years it took for light to travel from the observable edge?
I didn't think it worked that way.
Correct, but something must be wrong with my logic if the current age is correct.Originally posted by Geronimo
So the the place we are looking at 14 billion light years away was 14 billion light years away when the light began it's journey but is god only knows how far away now due to 14 billion years of expansion since then?
I didn't think it worked that way.
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