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Space and time go on forever, and the so-called big
\n bang said to have started the universe is actually part of a repeating
\n cycle, according to a new paper that challenges conventional wisdom in
\n physics.<\/p>\n
Infinite space and time would contradict the generally accepted idea of
\n a universe expanding abruptly out of nothing 14 billion years ago, said
\n Neil Turok, professor of mathematical physics at the University of Cambridge
\n in England. Turok wrote the paper in the journal Science with Paul Steinhardt
\n of Princeton University.<\/p>\n
Turok and Steinhardt calculated that space and time
\n could continue forever. Two infinite three-dimensional spaces touch one
\n another every trillion years or so, sparking great explosions of radiation
\n and creating new matter, a process we detect as the big bang, they reported.<\/p>\n
from the Boston And one of those infinite three dimensional spaces As any astute 12-year-old reader of fine comic art And then, in the true motor of our existence, the Of course, our half of the system seems normal to us, As to the ridiculous idea that the universe expanded Space and time go on forever, and the so-called big bang said to have started the universe is actually part of a repeating cycle, according to a new paper that challenges conventional wisdom in physics. Infinite space and time would … Continue reading
\n Globe<\/a><\/p>\n
\n is composed entirely of anti-matter, and if anti-matter comes into
\n contact
\n with regular matter the result is the ultimate nuclear reaction; complete
\n and instantaneous conversion of mass to energy.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n knows, the regular universe and the anti-matter universe expand for
\n a few hundred
\n billion years, and then contract, back down to the singularity; the entire
\n mass of billions of galaxies, stars and planets compressed to the size
\n of the period at the end of this sentence.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n two singularities, ours and the anti-ours, switch positions, or valences,
\n and the anti becomes the regular, and visa versa. In that passing of
\n one
\n to the other, for an infinitesimal instant, they come into contact, one
\n with the other, and all hell breaks loose, providing the impetus for
\n the outrush of matter and energy erroneously interpreted
\n as the universe expanding abruptly out of nothing. The energy created
\n by the transpassing of the two universes runs the whole system to the
\n point of maximum expansion, and the cycle repeats, endlessly.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n and the other half anti, but we know that somewhere out there there is
\n an anti-Dowbrigade pecking out an anti-posting on his anti-matter keyboard.
\n To him, we are the anti-Dowbrigade.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n abruptly out of nothing 14 billion years ago, well, even a dummy like the
\n Dowbrigade knows you can’t get something from nothing…<\/em><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"