Recent content by Manuel Antolín

Hello, it could have been a meteorite coming in the exact direction to you, and burning fully in its way through the athmosphere. It could explain sometthing. This exceptionally rare, but possible.

"time does not exist" It depends on your notion of existence. If some massive body moves -- changes its position w.r.t. its environment, -- or changes its status/state, or even an energy level or a field magnitude do change, there is being a change, and a before-after difference, which I myself...

I wonder if light having a (kynetic) momentum, if this momentum keeps preserved in an assumed expanding medium after passing its original Hubble horizon. If so, that momentum --a form of energy transport -- would incorporate into the local false vacuum energy amount.

Dark matter would not just be visible, but, by its same properties assumptions, would be untouchable, unable to be kept into any solid or e-m recipient So, how is it planned to handle it if deiscovered?

From every point in the visible universe the reasoning would seem happening the exactly same, which does give the result that that something seems true does not imply it is so, just seems so. Even more, if it looks same form any point on the Earth, there is not an exact point, which indicates...

IMO mass proper is a graviton - graviton being a boson -, as gravity may well be the rest of the final change of phase/state of energy into strong and electroweak generated forces by its "descaling", with no other kind of energy resting to produce bosons or anything than leptons and fermions/baryons

Why is matter supposed to exist already at that beginning, and not just energy or whatever?

What if?.. Maybe it's the starting nuclear fusion of some star,, guided by the gigantic e-m fields formed while accretting into such a body

Did protons and neutrons form on quarks association or the other way 'round- dissociation of the first?

Could this be the result of multiple mergers within our galaxy or of a minor galaxy absortion by ours along the time and trajectory, a galaxy similar to our satellite magellanic Clouds?

If protons and neutrons are assumed as being the first appearing , what about quarks? This has not been taken in account in dealing with the "formation" of matter, as it looks a bit hard to imagine as a previous stage in the matter formation process. If, as it is said and commonly accepted, 1/3...