Posted on 08/18/2018 8:10:32 PM PDT by EdnaMode
Our whole existence and concept of the universe is just a dream a drunk alien is having in another reality.
A Shot of Jack Daniel’s,
Please Bartender!
I'm thinking flat.
In theory you could travel near the speed of light into the far future, then sit in Douglas Adams’ Restaurant at the End of the Universe and watch it all go foom while drinking champagne. The Universe will end not in the cold desolate heat-death of thermodynamics and utter darkness as the last star burns out. Instead it will be a beautifully spectacular ending, one that we can actually watch. Isn’t God’s plan great?
Champagne?
For me, Pangalactic gargle blasters are the only truly suitable drink for watching
I’ll be drinking a Pepsi
At Micky D’s.
Good question. It is. It is expanding into the unknown parts, but the absence seals not in stopping the expansion but in defining — defining that there is a part outside the expanding universe that the universe expands into.
Haha!
LOL, they certainly would. :D
Physicists Calculate Number of Parallel Universes
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/2365019/posts
How Big is the Entire Universe?
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/2908948/posts
The Universe Is Disappearing, And There’s Nothing We Can Do To Stop It
Just curious. The “Big Bang” something blew up. The if so there is another side opposite to us going the other way isn’t there?
An inquiring mind wants to know- what is beyond the edge of the “fabric” of the universe?
WHEN He comes in the air, the dead in Christ rise first, then we who remain are caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air. You could be there too ...
We cannot cure the common cold, nor can we do anything to adjust the wind... and they want us to do something about the entire universe's motion??
You’ll find it after washing the overalls you wore the day you took them off with the key in the pocket.
It's my suspicion that the people who report on such things, mouth breathing journos mostly, aren't capable of understanding and explaining the science. They just in effect say "Astronomers tell us that when they look at distant stars they have concluded the expansion of the universe is accelerating over time" and then with their limited understanding of Physics, Stellar Distances, Light Speed, etc. somehow think the conclusion is based on those very distant stars moving faster than nearby ones. So the conclusion is mind boggling but the explanation for what led to it doesn't really make much sense.
If I was still in college I'd be able to knock on the door of the professor who conducted my Astronomy class (held, by the way, in the Planetarium of The OSU where on occasion he could just say "Let's turn down the lights and I'll show you" ... very friggin' cool!) and ask him for an explanation. But that's not an option anymore :-(
How do you feel about zero point energy?
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