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Beyond. 10 out of 10 for Effort. Respect.

Work this out. The cosmological constant has to be accurate to with in a trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion. Or the Universe as we know, would not be. Fancy winning that lottery? I guess we did.

tc

Swainy, we don't know if we've won - yet. As Yogi Bera used to say -- "it ain't over til it's over".

beyond wrote:Swainy, we don't know if we've won - yet. As Yogi Bera used to say -- "it ain't over til it's over".

Watch the vid: http://il.youtube.com/watch?v=K1FFs4g9Y ... re=related

Don't shoot the messenger.

The Code (Swainy)

swainy wrote:

beyond wrote:Swainy, we don't know if we've won - yet. As Yogi Bera used to say -- "it ain't over til it's over".

Watch the vid: http://il.youtube.com/watch?v=K1FFs4g9Y ... re=related

Don't shoot the messenger.

The Code (Swainy)

No worries Swainy, no need to shoot the messenger, as I've heard that and a lot more over the years.
As the narrater said - scientists come to the point where they realize that there must have been a designer--but they don't want to hear that.
I've found out a long time ago and more-so recently, that when you run into something that seems so contrary to what you understand, just set what you already know off on the side, out of the way, and put all of your concentration on what seems so contrary. more likely than not you will find out that it is not what you thought it was and it contains something that actually blends right in with what you already knew and even makes it better.

Are we inside a black hole? This black hole we are in, is governed by relative physics. And Quantum physics? Where by its process cant exceed the universal Tic Toc. Everything needs Time. The bigger it gets, it needs more time. And because of this, the big bang needs 30 billion years to happen. We are in, an exploding Black Hole? Our Universe Is An exploding Black Hole. A Very Big One. I Got To be close. Quantum/Matter/From No where? Or Duel particle expansion?

Mark

swainy (tc) wrote:I Got To be close.

I think you are in the wrong ball park. http://asterisk.apod.com/vie ... 31&t=18966

bystander wrote:

swainy (tc) wrote:I Got To be close.

I think you are in the wrong ball park. http://asterisk.apod.com/vie ... 31&t=18966

I never knew about the Frankenstein Tigers. When did they win the world series?

I'm been very serious, about what I just posted bystander. I think the numbers will work.

tc

swainy (tc) wrote:I'm been very serious, about what I just posted bystander.

Then maybe you should go read the thread I posted above. http://asterisk.apod.com/vie ... 31&t=18966

What happens to a very big dieing star? What happens to a very very huge dieing Black Hole? Why would they be any different? (Time)

Mark

bystander wrote:

swainy (tc) wrote:I'm been very serious, about what I just posted bystander.

Then maybe you should go read the thread I posted above. http://asterisk.apod.com/vie ... 31&t=18966

Yest mate, I agree with your post. just confirming it.

tc

So are we agreed? The universe is a dieing, Huge Black Hole, And i can move on from this?
tc

swainy (tc) wrote:So are we agreed? The universe is a dieing, Huge Black Hole, And i can move on from this?

Actually, no, I don't agree, and neither do Sean Carroll or Steve Nerlich.

Its a maze. Labyrinth. Good job, I had me some string. Nice talking to ya guys.

mark