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Gibsense replied to the thread More on the Big Bang - what was before t = 0?.There are a number of misunderstandings. Some are my fault. The Hubble Constant describes the Space of the universe expansion (and... -
Gibsense replied to the thread Space Compression Theory of Gravity.I like a lot of your post above but disagree most strongly with the idea that Einstein's equations are an abstraction although I would...
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I'm talking about something else. I'm not talking about the equations themselves, but about the applicability of these equations to...
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Gibsense replied to the thread More on the Big Bang - what was before t = 0?.See the above post. No mass exceeds the speed of light travelling through spacetime.
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Gibsense replied to the thread More on the Big Bang - what was before t = 0?.People here have been over this a number of times and I am surprised you have missed it. Travelling through space at the speed of...
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Gibsense replied to the thread More on the Big Bang - what was before t = 0?.Mr Russell I have been patient and even did a sketch to explain the situation but you insist on growing yourself and the solar system...
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Gibsense replied to the thread About Hubble's Law.Oh come on you want it both ways, lol! First, there is absolute zero non-existent anything - you say - and now you don't like the idea...
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Gibsense replied to the thread A possible insight into the Big Bang.You're basically saying that if something behaves like a Boolean system, then it might just be one, even on a quantum level. Quantum...
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Gibsense replied to the thread About Hubble's Law.You said: "When we talk about empty, dimensionless, it is not a thing, it is not an object, it has no dimensions, nor any...
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Gibsense replied to the thread More on the Big Bang - what was before t = 0?.The sketch in my post above shows why space does not expand in gravity-bound systems such as the Solar System. The balloon analogy only...
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Gibsense replied to the thread Question Isn't expansion just a lorentz transformation through time?.That's the point. Gravity Waves ex Quarks is totally insignificant in any sense, gravity-wise electromagnetic -wise or any other way...
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Gibsense replied to the thread Question Isn't expansion just a lorentz transformation through time?.The stability of atoms is one of the reasons why the universe as we know it is able to exist in its current form, with stable matter...
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Gibsense replied to the thread About Hubble's Law.It is called the Casimir effect, where two uncharged plates in a vacuum experience a force pushing the plates together. This effect is...
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Gibsense replied to the thread Largest-ever computer simulation of the universe escalates cosmology dilemma.I suspect shape dilation is involved (time and shape)
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Gibsense replied to the thread About Hubble's Law.No this is not true. It does have Characteristics. Proven ones. Constantly positive and negative particles are spontaneously produced...
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