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Gibsense replied to the thread Question black holes.It's looking that way! -
Gibsense replied to the thread Question Is the Universe Only Relatively 13.787B~ Years Old?.First Sphereland. Then spacetime.
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Gibsense replied to the thread Question Is the Universe Only Relatively 13.787B~ Years Old?.Right on!
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Gibsense replied to the thread Question Past the speed of light.Whatever. The simple answer is that time is as fast as you can go - without explanation that appears a stupid comment. I can back it up...
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Gibsense replied to the thread The Flatness Problem; solved?.Do you mean that the fractals just keep on going as if to hint at greater depths hence another dimension?
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Gibsense replied to the thread Discussion on: Theory of the Four-Dimensional Electromagnetic Universe.Before I go shopping I just have to comment that in a recent post someone tried to correct my statement that the 4D spacetime dimensions...
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Gibsense replied to the thread Discussion on: Theory of the Four-Dimensional Electromagnetic Universe.Hey, You've been picking my brains! Ideas for which I was mocked 20 years ago :) Just skimmed the intro but will have to check it out...
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Gibsense replied to the thread Question black holes.Ah! Gravitational waves gradually weaken orbits, and everything is ultimately heading toward a singular fate, although it takes eons (or...
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Gibsense replied to the thread Supercritical Black Hole.You and me both!
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Gibsense replied to the thread A New Perspective Of Universe.Yes, I just noticed yesterday that this site offers an AI tool to improve any post you might want to create (including this one). I must...
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Gibsense replied to the thread Beyond the Horizon.I believe I made a mistake in my previous statement. We might indeed be observing "the earliest times." However, if we were to conduct a...
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Gibsense replied to the thread Question Why is the horizon of the observable universe?.Yes, both statements could be true if the universe is an n-sphere and if the observable universe is the same as the actual universe. My...
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Gibsense replied to the thread Question Why is the horizon of the observable universe?.Many people are speculating that entering a sufficiently large black hole, where the spacetime curvature is gentle, could lead to a...
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Yes, an observer on a fast craft would see a receding event horizon, slightly closer to the BH than we would see from Earth. Everybody... -
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I believe you are correct. When traveling fast, what is ahead is blue shifted. The cosmic horizon occurs because what we see is red...
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