To: VadeRetro; jennyp; Junior; longshadow; *crevo_list; RadioAstronomer; Scully; Piltdown_Woman; ...
Cosmology ping.
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To: PatrickHenry
Not all that much use speculating about this until we know for certain what the shape of the universe is.
3 posted on
12/22/2002 6:13:30 PM PST by
Sentis
To: PatrickHenry
In related news, Trent Lott's spokesman has issued a statement apologizing for this story..
4 posted on
12/22/2002 6:17:49 PM PST by
Jhoffa_
To: PatrickHenry
At this point, the speed of sound equals the speed of light. !!!
Does light slow down or sound speed up? Anyway, I was completely unaware that there could be either light or sound inside a black hole . . . It's a mathematical point, no?
To: PatrickHenry
Are Jessie Jackson and Al Sharpton expected to comment on this story?
7 posted on
12/22/2002 6:25:32 PM PST by
Dimensio
To: PatrickHenry
No theory can cope with a Big Crunch. And a doughnut-shaped Universe could meet a quite different fate
Don't know the answer, but I've got a taste for a Nestle's Crunch and a donut.
To: PatrickHenry
Space might end up dark, thick and boring. Just like my life in the lab...gads! I'm just depressing myself.
14 posted on
12/22/2002 6:44:11 PM PST by
Scully
To: PatrickHenry
No Big Crunch. The rate of expansion of the universe is increasing. Recent research 3 years ago into supernovas has shown that the most distant galaxies are accelerating; the more distant the galaxy, the faster the speed away from us.
The force producing this?: Dark Energy, also called Quintessence.
Dark Energy's nature?; A complete mystery.
43 posted on
12/22/2002 7:10:40 PM PST by
friendly
To: PatrickHenry
Which results the bigger bang, cosmetology or cosmology?
56 posted on
12/22/2002 7:19:00 PM PST by
Consort
To: PatrickHenry
What is it that some people, when they solve an equation for a given geometry they then have to have an article in Nature and say what will ultimately happen to the universe?
To: PatrickHenry
Are you sure that wasn't a NESTLE's Crunch??
To: PatrickHenry
Space might end up dark, thick and boring. Oh no, not like Maxine Waters, John Lewis and Shirley Jackson Lee I hope.
To: PatrickHenry
Expansion, contraction... there is a mechanic indeed to the Universe and this mechanic, if it is ultimate, would see the life of a scientist in its way to its "proper" "evolution". Global Universal warming? Are we causing the Universe to crunch and stay stuck? Anyone?
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