Recent content by agent00seven

Roads to nowhere.

There has always been some form of energy in existence. The energy within the universe and any energy that may be outside of it is eternal, but not necessarily infinite, according to the conservation of energy law. One point I like to make is this: In order for anything to exist, something had...

We've got enough to unweave as it is.

I don't see space and time being independent of one another - at least not in this universe. I see both as properties of energy. In other words, energy must remain in motion to remain in existence. I see energy having to manufacture a space in which to move into and time to do so. That's the...

I wouldn't want to see this forum dig too deeply into politics or religion, even though one or the other may lead to our extinction.

Einstein would stick his tongue out at anyone who described space as 'empty' because it is an energetic fabric. My question is whether or not its expansion is limited. If so, does it begin contracting or quantum leap into something with different laws of physics. The Ekpyrotic Model of the...

Oh, come on. Not even a catatonic has more faults than California. I mean that geographically and politically. Since this is a space forum, talking about loons who have a lot of space between their ears isn't off-topic.

I probably don't use many terms used in astrophysics and particles physics to describe an event, but I manage to get my point across without causing too much confusion. I'd like to know where I misused the vernacular.

The universe may not be everything in existence. Some astrophysicists believe there are as many as 10, 11, or 26 dimensions, depending on the theory. Brane Theory suggests there are multiple universes. The touching of any two causes an event such as the Big Bang. Although I think that is a...

I prefer to use the word 'reality' to describe everything in existence because other astrophysicists speculate about alternate universes and brane theories, string theory, M-theory, etc. Somebody's wrong - well, more than just one is.

Yes, but not a simple expansion/contraction of the space-time fabric in my view. I see it as a more complex cycle involving more quantum leaps, more dimensions, and perhaps more universes. This universe may be only a fraction of a more complex reality. Despite what may be unimaginable...

Older people like me prefer the originals. It's a nostalgia trip for us. I remember those old cars. Sure, the special effects are better in newer sci-fi flicks, but they don't have the same appeal.

Another one of my favorites right along with 'Invasion of the Saucer Men.' Both movies were about teenagers discovering an alien invader.

I see 'everywhere' as a place in which energy exists. In my view, there is no place in which energy doesn't exist - no voids. I see voids as figments of the imagination. What I see is the need for energy to remain energetic (or in motion) in order to maintain its existence. That energetic...

People often confuse 'infinite' with 'eternal.' Something can also be both eternal and finite. That may be the case with reality without it violating the conservation of energy law. The idea of an infinite universe or an infinite greater reality beyond the universe doesn't sit well with me. We...