SMyers's latest activity
-
SSMyers replied to the thread Big Bang or no Big Bang and Creation Theory.this would be my exact point regarding the cosmic microwave background. it seems awfully convenient that we reside in the exact center...
-
SSMyers replied to the thread Hyperspherical Universe Model.as for red-shift, here would be the breakdown: 1 - they took sonar, which is a dopler effect, and created radar from it. which is not a...
-
SSMyers replied to the thread Hyperspherical Universe Model.for the record, when i speak in terms of such certainty, such as "red-shift IS a function of decay", i am not implying that i have any...
-
SSMyers replied to the thread Hyperspherical Universe Model.close, but not exactly. i feel we actually believe we are travelling on a tangent, outside of the circle, such that our "straight path"...
-
SSMyers replied to the thread The nfinity cannot expand.i wasn't suggesting this lol, and i tend to lean towards one initial input of energy (singularity) that set the entire cosmic machine in...
-
SSMyers replied to the thread Hyperspherical Universe Model.in brief-ish: 1) red-shift is not a doppler effect and is being used incorrectly. 2) red-shift is a time-decay function of the photon...
-
SSMyers replied to the thread Hyperspherical Universe Model.i am completely incapable of doing anything briefly haha ... as my girlfriend will agree.
-
SSMyers replied to the thread Hyperspherical Universe Model.yes, an interesting twist. the expansion would cause the "real" path to "straighten" if plotted from a 4D perspective, as the "rising"...
-
SSMyers replied to the thread Hyperspherical Universe Model.i've only touched upon 4D hyperball ideas in this, but yes it implies some form of 5D structure that created/hosts it. my pet shape is...
-
SSMyers replied to the thread The nfinity cannot expand.i don't feel that it changes space-time at all, or that relativity is incorrect. i simply think that the notion of photons "not...
-
SSMyers replied to the thread Hyperspherical Universe Model.i have no doubt lol. again it was more of a thought experiment, and an attempt by a layman to describe the absurdity of an accelerating...
-
SSMyers replied to the thread Hyperspherical Universe Model.in this bit the references to gravity were metaphorical. the entire piece is more of a philosophical viewpoint as opposed to hard...
-
SSMyers replied to the thread Was there a "Big Bang"?.i describe the horizon the same as we have a horizon here on Earth. as we look out to the cosmos, it curves out of view. that ending of...
-
SSMyers replied to the thread Was there a "Big Bang"?.i say 'hence' in the context of, say you have a ball of putty and you take one half in each hand and pull it apart. you now have a...
-
SSMyers replied to the thread Was there a "Big Bang"?.i'll only attempt to throw out ideas on this part: what was next to the area? nothing, the singularity point comprised the entire...
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram