quantized television psychotics

[3002-3038]

unirverse nvr began just always been

will always be

is in constant cyucle

all matter ocme into oen then asplode agen

repeat fer evyurs

but spasion increase ing? faster way from chother.

unirverse break apart nvr come bACK TOGETHER

spasion happening cuz black daerk stuff expanding pushing

matter outwards

no probs

black stuff can't be inifinite nor is solid

eventually will no longer affect outwerd spasion

then gravtimation slow down matter pull back together

voila.

blackholes

suk everytin in get bigger more stuff #### in get stronger gratimation v

til everything oen giant black hole

so much gratiesv that atoms are crushed electrons lights everything mooshed into m ost basic form of matter

building blocvks of iuniverse building blocks of everything ginat ball of pure matter

pure energies

eventually so much energy oen small reaction start chain reaction

big bang happen again

universe exapnd outwareds again liek big pringle shape never ending

as humans our lives are bound by life and death, there has been no single person to live forever.

so the idea that something could exist forever is a concept that seems almost impossible

everything must have a beginning like everything must have an ending.

But why? Why is it so hard to accept that something could exist in an infinite time span?

Matter is not like us, it is not human it is not by our definition itself alive.

Matter in it's purest state does not age, it cannot die, it cannot feel.

it is simply a building block by which things living or not are built.

yesh

[Roxas666]

I like it

[scrapyard]

yes totz!

[3002-3038]

I r physicist man noaw?

[scrapyard]

def 4sure

[3002-3038]

Noice

that's no ice.

nects topics of concussions

time

time is merely label given for duration of enerygy being expelled thorugh space

time itselfs is nto physical it cannot be slowed or maniplated

peeps belive times slwos as faster coser comes to spped of light

but light nor speed determines time

if takes you 5 minutes walkign form poitn a to poitn be at say 5 miles hour per

you are nto slowing down time by only takign 3 seconds move a point B to

simply just takign less time

you if spend 5 minutes moving at that spped you will nto age slwoer

you'll simply move stremely fats for 5 minutes

to slow "time" persays you'd have to slkow the energy given off by mater plus t

which believed possible by uber massive amoutns of gravtashions but even this would still not truly slow time

your percepshon maybe and even rate which age but times measurement itself would nto change

and even wiht this you cou;d nto mpove forward nor backwards

 to move forward through time into say future that future would already have to exist in in soem udder spasial dimensions

in which case would nto be your future. 

and to go back. you would quite literrally hVE TO  take all matter and revert it back to exact state it was in past

you could nto just move yourself to poiun t said, that past would have to already exist.

However, there is a way to look into the past quite literally.

Infact everytime you look up at the night sky you're looking at what's already happened.

This is because the speed of light only moves so fast. So planets and solar systems that are great distance(and i mean a GREAT distance aways)

send off light waves that don't reach the earth till many  years later thousands of years later on how far you are looking

so what we see right now in far away solar sytems actually happened hundreds of years ago.

so a cool thought would be if you had a powerful enough telescope and could move faster than the speed of light

You could fly away from the earth, then look back and see the earth's past.

[scrapyard]

cliffnote time is distance????

but what if im not mov'n & watch'n tv

time is tv??

[3002-3038]

wha?

[westpark]

Now thats original.

[scrapyard]

i guess u cant time travel from the sofa

[3002-3038]

prolly not.

I've always been interested in wormholes though.
does it quite literally warp/alter/break the laws of physics?
two basic ideas of how a wormholes works is
one
The event horizon theory
Where the wormhole folds space.
or two
the Teflon theory
Where it creates an area of space where things like resistance don't apply
Energy can freely move in one direction and increase off it's own power
and area where in which you could travel at thousands of times faster than the speed of light


i prefer the idea because the thought of folding space seems way out there..

[scrapyard]

im not sure i beleive in wormholes

altho i like the idea of them

[3002-3038]

it's a pretty cool concept.
And if we never figure out how to travel faster than the speed of light
They seem like the next best bet on how we can explore the universe.

[scrapyard]

yea or get lost in it T_T
can u imagine lol b'n lost in the universe

would u age if u were lost in the universe

i mean time would still take its toll rite?

but have u heard any updates on the neutrinos from last sept??

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2011/09/110923-neutrinos-
speed-of-light-particles-cern-physi...

[3002-3038]

yeah you'd age,

and yesh that'd #### to get lost lol.

i think people are fussing a bit too much about it.

it's not as if reality is going to fall apart if somethign moves faster than light

we view light as mass-less unhindered energy moving through space

a 100% efficient engine. it gives as much energy as it takes

so in our view, for something to move faster it'd have to give off more energy than it takes.

which is impossible

and would throw a wrench into alot of things. 

but here's the thing light can still be affected by matter.

and as far as we can tell it can even be affected by gravity

so even light is not a 100% efficient engine more like a.. 99.9997% efficient

neutrinos however can freely pass through matter

So i'd like to think of them as being 99.9998% efficient

which is why they can move faster than light

this is just my own theory ofcourse though

and in this way einstein's theory still holds ground

but instead of speed of light being the ceiling

speed of neutrino becomes the new ceiling.

ofcourse i'm not a physicist so... i could be wrong.

[scrapyard]

well yer sorta a physicist