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There is no such thing as 'sound'. There is especially no such thing in a vacuum!
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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.
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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
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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.
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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? |
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Best not to think about it, no good will come of it.
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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.
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Anyway lads im off to bed,talk soon.
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Muse are coming to mind here
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http://youtu.be/pta-gf6JaHQ
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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. |