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brassneck
11 Oct 14 23:53
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First of all I am after reading that there is no center to the universe according to the scientists ,so it got me thinking that the center has to be where the big bang occurred ,than I thought to myself ,they know there was a big bang because they can detect the big bang sound of expansion  on their sound radar.so I says to myself (I bet they are wrong,the sound they pick up is the sound of two universes crashing into each other and that is the answer.It wasent a big bang it was a big collision ).so who is to say I am wrong,did anybody ever here the rubbish the scientists say"no center to the universe that is full of matter,i give up.)LaughLaughLaughLaugh

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By:
naydam
When: 11 Oct 14 23:58
There is no such thing as 'sound'. There is especially no such thing in a vacuum!
By:
brassneck
When: 12 Oct 14 00:07
I know that naydam,but if two universes did collide it could be a reason why all in our universe is accelerating away from each other,in other words we are still going through the aftershock.(he he)15 billion years later.
By:
Schalke 04
When: 12 Oct 14 00:15
It's amazing when you tell your mind that the universe is endless and that there is a theory that there was once nothing .. your mind can't handle the information, kinda spooks you out
By:
brassneck
When: 12 Oct 14 00:22
that's the problem,our minds can not work it out.its like rotating your left leg clockwise and your left arm anti clockwise,your mind just can not cope with it.
By:
epicurean
When: 12 Oct 14 00:25
The Universe is estimated to be 15 billion years old  and there are estimated to be trillions of galaxies therefore solar systems like  ours must exceed  15   billion by a factor of thousands. 

That means for the last 15 billion years at least 5 solar systems must have formed  every day  since then. How is that possible?
By:
crags
When: 12 Oct 14 00:28
Best not to think about it, no good will come of it.
By:
brassneck
When: 12 Oct 14 00:31
i posted the other day about the largest blackhole in the universe,i think its named SO 0735 and it is a millions (or billions not sure)times the mass of our sun.its on youtube,great viewing.
By:
brassneck
When: 12 Oct 14 00:33
Anyway lads im off to bed,talk soon.
By:
crags
When: 12 Oct 14 00:41
Muse are coming to mind here
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crags
When: 12 Oct 14 00:44
http://youtu.be/pta-gf6JaHQ
By:
burgess
When: 12 Oct 14 06:58
read an interesting book years ago debunking the known age of the universe.
According to  the author,Super clusters of galaxy's that do exist in the universe would need 50+billion years to align in the manner that they exist now.
i would love to read it again if I could remember the name of the book.
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