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Classical Motion replied to the thread Big Bang or no Big Bang and Creation Theory.Ok... I think that with new instruments, and new methods, that the distance we can detect will always be increasing. I do not believe... -
Classical Motion replied to the thread Big Bang or no Big Bang and Creation Theory.Jzz, ,,,,,pondering.....are you saying that the redshift is from the past, and that that shift does not indicate present rate of...
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Classical motion, this might not directly be an answer to your question but it is related to it: The key to the question of speed is... -
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There is likely some distance changes that might be found in those older spectrums, but not because the galaxy is now much farther away...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Big Bang or no Big Bang and Creation Theory.I have always wondered if we went back and looked at our oldest, most distant star/galaxy spectrums, and compare those with our present...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Big Bang or no Big Bang and Creation Theory.I assume by"observable universe " you mean what we can measure. Most stuff talked about can not be seen with naked eye. If measurement...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Big Bang or no Big Bang and Creation Theory.I don’t think the speed of light limits our range of detection. I think it’s our ability to detect light density that limits us. We...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread The concept of superposition.When you twist a mathematical line, you get the same line. No change. When you twist a physical line, it shrinks and gives a new...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Question How Could Einstein Come Up With Quantum Entanglement.Einstein came up with a mathematical solution for a misunderstood postulate. A mathematical explanation for a constant velocity of...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Dark photons' at Big Bang's cosmic dawn could shine a light on dark matter.I believe that spacetime, space expansion, just like anti-matter, is a measurement illusion. A measurement illusion is when the...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Dark photons' at Big Bang's cosmic dawn could shine a light on dark matter.I would argue that the present matter and energy inventories are way off base. Forget about the CMBR. I look at this cosmos in a...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Scientists find quantum entanglement on incredibly tiny scales — within individual protons.Entropy comes from velocity. At a certain velocity, matter can not influence or be influenced. Matter interaction is lost.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread Clyde Tombaugh: The astronomer who discovered Pluto.But we are NEVER at the same point every day.
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Classical Motion replied to the thread A little bit about quantum physics.I have always argued against spacetime and QM. And the standard model too. Until about 10 years ago. Today, I do believe that I...
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Classical Motion replied to the thread String theory: Why assume additional dimensions are 'rolled up?.All one needs to do, is twist a line to get relative length, area and density.
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