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New theory needs opinions
#7539095 - 10/20/07 12:11 PM (16 years, 3 months ago) |
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Ok i have come up with a new theory for the universe and because i just came up with it i have no idea if it has been said before. This might be a bit confusing because im not sure how to word it.
The theory:
The the singularity of the big bang was not just a ball of infinitely hot and massive gas it was just the universe out of focus. And when it came into focus you have what we are living in.
It should be growing exponentially like it is. Getting faster because the bigger something gets the faster it goes and the smaller things get the slower they go.
The out of focus ball of heat and energy was just a another stage of energy. Just as matter is the current stage we see. And as the universe continues to expand and accelerate it transforms matter into something else. There would also be another form of energy before the singularity. The singularity is where relativity breaks down which is only because relativity was created by observing the current state of matter.
So this would mean that the universe would go on for infinite in both directions, small and large. There never was a beginning it just keeps going.
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Re: New theory needs opinions [Re: TheCow]
#7546720 - 10/22/07 12:34 PM (16 years, 3 months ago) |
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"my mind is blown" (dave matthews)
...referring to you, of course
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Re: New theory needs opinions [Re: This guy]
#7546765 - 10/22/07 12:45 PM (16 years, 3 months ago) |
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he the singularity of the big bang was not just a ball of infinitely hot and massive gas it was just the universe out of focus.
"Out of focus" implies an observer...but we don't know of anything outside this universe. Anything inside would have been erased in the primordial energy (hmm, information erasure "between" universes?) and thus couldn't have been there to observe it.
And when it came into focus you have what we are living in.
What do you mean, "came into focus"?
It should be growing exponentially like it is. Getting faster because the bigger something gets the faster it goes and the smaller things get the slower they go.
That flies in the face of physics. Generally, the smaller things get (and the less massive) the faster they can move. Conversely, the larger things are, the slower they tend to move (note "slower" is a very relative term).
The rest of you post is rather a lot of nonsense. Actually it was up to this point, as well
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Re: New theory needs opinions [Re: trendal]
#7547771 - 10/22/07 05:19 PM (16 years, 3 months ago) |
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Trendal, i disagree with your post because this isn't a theory so much as a metaphor which attempts to explain the state of the universe. You're treating it as something completely different.
The slow/fast big/small had to do with levels of complexity, not speed or size. The poster didn't use the correct language but the point is valid.
The original "theory" is attempting to create a point of view for universe - not necessarily outside of it, but rather from the center of it. It's essentially making the entire universe into an eye/lens and flattening time into something constant.
Not to say I find this particular view to be very useful or developed, but it's an interesting interpretation of verticality in reality.
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Re: New theory needs opinions [Re: vampirism]
#7547892 - 10/22/07 05:34 PM (16 years, 3 months ago) |
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Trendal, i disagree with your post because this isn't a theory so much as a metaphor which attempts to explain the state of the universe. You're treating it as something completely different.
The title of the thread is "New theory needs opinions". As well, it is posted in the Science forum...not the Philosophy forum.
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Re: New theory needs opinions [Re: trendal]
#7548534 - 10/22/07 07:33 PM (16 years, 3 months ago) |
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yeah, so?
move it to S&P
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Re: New theory needs opinions [Re: vampirism]
#7548551 - 10/22/07 07:37 PM (16 years, 3 months ago) |
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Sooo..... if he was looking for responses like yours, he's in the wrong forum, but since he posted it here he obviously wanted scientific critique, which is what Trendal provided.
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Re: New theory needs opinions [Re: ApJunkie]
#7548574 - 10/22/07 07:42 PM (16 years, 3 months ago) |
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:sigh:
you guys are no fun.
it wasn't a scientific theory at all, the dude was clearly tripping and shared an idea about the universe.
Ideas are ideas, and I decided to evaluate the idea for what it was.
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Re: New theory needs opinions [Re: vampirism]
#7548903 - 10/22/07 08:46 PM (16 years, 3 months ago) |
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vampirism said:move it to S&P
I agree. Science deals with peer review and experiment/observation. Id say this 'theroy' has neither of those.
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Re: New theory needs opinions [Re: DieCommie]
#7549033 - 10/22/07 09:05 PM (16 years, 3 months ago) |
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Yeah i guess its not really testable so i would say move it to p&s.
But the point i was trying to get across was that the big bang could possibly not be the start of the universe. And that it just was infinite like .<|
Period would be just the singularity but would go on infinitely small. Line would be us. < would be direction of expansion. After that the universe just keeps expanding out infinitely. And since we can only test between the singularity and our range of vision we come up with our current equations and such for physics.
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What do you mean, "came into focus"?
When we started taking measurements/observing.
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its very likely that the big bang wasn't the beginning of the universe, but there is no way to be sure.
I always thought maybe it could be like a spring or something, spreading out then closing back in on itself...like the moon is a chunk of the earth that got blown off during the planetesimal impact, and now is getting gradually closer and closer, until they meet together.
maybe there have been a succession of 'big bangs' over history, and right now the universe is at an expanding point, and when it gets to the point of deceleration that it stops...its center of gravity starts bringing all the matter back to it, until it all gets combined and another 'big bang' happens...at least thats what i always imagined while on hallucinogenic substances and contemplating the universe.
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Re: New theory needs opinions [Re: supra]
#7549425 - 10/22/07 10:33 PM (16 years, 3 months ago) |
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Search for quantum loop gravity theory.
Also universe may contract due to the curvature of space...
Or something like that, I forgot.
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The singularity is where relativity breaks down which is only because relativity was created by observing the current state of matter.
I thought that this was the only part of your post that really made sense.
Although what you say is, in my opinion, completely true.. It still doesnt really change the fact that the only basis for your arguement against current theories is the fact that we are limited in our perception of the universe.
The big bang theory has some scientific basis. Theres plenty of natural observable phenomena that work extremely well with it, it may not be absolute proof but its better than fiction.
Anyway, the first part of your post didnt make much sense to me either..
You're saying that the universe wasnt an extremely dense, hot mass but rather it was an out of focus dense, hot mass?
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The out of focus ball of heat and energy was just a another stage of energy.
I think all you're really doing is loosely explaining what we already know. Your definition of "another state of energy" could just translate to mean that the kinds of energy present in the matter at that time are unlike anything we see in our universe. Well, I think that was already obvious to physicists. They just define it as unpredictable whereas you're attempting to label it as something that just cannot be proven.
This is where occams razor would come in and cut your theory in half.
The simplest theory is always the best.
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