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The best solo artist ever
FACTAMONDO !
That whole album must be in the top five ever created.
Anyway, size comparisons (fnarr fnarr). I saw one of them (may have been Brian Greene. iirc) use this analogy:
Imagine a whole, Olympic sized swimming pool drained and crammed with books. Our Milky Way galaxy, 100,000 light years across, would constitute one full stop on a page. To get that even more into perspective what 100, 000 light years is - the sun is just over nine minutes away.
Imagine a whole, Olympic sized swimming pool drained and crammed with books. Our Milky Way galaxy, 100,000 light years across, would constitute one full stop on a page. To get that even more into perspective what 100, 000 light years is - the sun is just over nine minutes away.
And expanding .
What the hell is it expanding into ?
The great void in which two particles of something collided billions of years ago and created an explosion.
**** knows what particles were doing in a complete void or where they came from.
I see it like heated glass, and blowing air in to make a bubble, that bubble becomes our universe. What is feeding it, is it the strings from the black hole as described in the previous video 'the strings.' - from that who knows maybe it creates multi universes.
God - the answer to everything we don't know.
You're not keeping up bro. Knowledge is the begining of the end, it is restrictive in it's own right, in that you can only know what you know. But imagination is everything....
He thought himself into existence, ****ing good trick when you don,t exist. I think it beats something colliding in a total void on technical difficulty alone.God - the answer to everything we don't know.
Go watch the 45 minute video I put up earlier today, I'm sure they covered it in some aspect.
See if you can get hold of a copy of Rarg, a cartoon made some years ago that Nigel Hawthorne narrates. You'll see why.
As humans the theory is if I've got this right, we only see 5% matter in the universe, what we don't see is the other 95% which is made up of dark energy and dark matter. In the video they described it perfectly via the use of a Christmas Tree with lights on it, as though they were the stars, and you are looking at the tree in the dark - hiding the branches, the theory of how the universe is held together. To me, like the blood veins and connective tissue of a human being.
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