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That kind of makes humankind humble. There was a spacetime we only knew
about when the planets,and Sun,and earth was the biggest rock planet. Now we have a bigger picture.,and the Sun is just one star amongst the many billions that make up the Milky Way.Galaxy,and to add to that there are more galaxies than stars in our Milky Way. Reality is this moves earth even farther away from any point of significance. Should life out there find or planet ,and be millions of years in advance(like Darla) they might never bother to come back. Humankind could be no more special than a dust mite TreBert |
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Yes, here here...
And is it not said, that we are made of Dust as well? Of course, it's star dust, from a medium sized star, which is abundant in our Galaxy. Peace and Love. G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote: That kind of makes humankind humble. There was a spacetime we only knew about when the planets,and Sun,and earth was the biggest rock planet. Now we have a bigger picture.,and the Sun is just one star amongst the many billions that make up the Milky Way.Galaxy,and to add to that there are more galaxies than stars in our Milky Way. Reality is this moves earth even farther away from any point of significance. Should life out there find or planet ,and be millions of years in advance(like Darla) they might never bother to come back. Humankind could be no more special than a dust mite TreBert |
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![]() G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote: That kind of makes humankind humble. There was a spacetime we only knew about when the planets,and Sun,and earth was the biggest rock planet. Now we have a bigger picture.,and the Sun is just one star amongst the many billions that make up the Milky Way.Galaxy,and to add to that there are more galaxies than stars in our Milky Way. Reality is this moves earth even farther away from any point of significance. Should life out there find or planet ,and be millions of years in advance(like Darla) they might never bother to come back. Humankind could be no more special than a dust mite TreBert But according to QM those multitudinous galaxies only exist in the form they do because we are observing them! So you see, we are still the center of everything! Double-A |
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Did this just dawn on you, BEERTbrain? About time you caught up to
the rest of humanity! Saul Levy On Fri, 28 Apr 2006 13:04:34 -0400, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote: That kind of makes humankind humble. There was a spacetime we only knew about when the planets,and Sun,and earth was the biggest rock planet. Now we have a bigger picture.,and the Sun is just one star amongst the many billions that make up the Milky Way.Galaxy,and to add to that there are more galaxies than stars in our Milky Way. Reality is this moves earth even farther away from any point of significance. Should life out there find or planet ,and be millions of years in advance(like Darla) they might never bother to come back. Humankind could be no more special than a dust mite TreBert |
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In article , Art Deco
wrote: Double-A wrote: G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote: That kind of makes humankind humble. There was a spacetime we only knew about when the planets,and Sun,and earth was the biggest rock planet. Now we have a bigger picture.,and the Sun is just one star amongst the many billions that make up the Milky Way.Galaxy,and to add to that there are more galaxies than stars in our Milky Way. Reality is this moves earth even farther away from any point of significance. Should life out there find or planet ,and be millions of years in advance(like Darla) they might never bother to come back. Humankind could be no more special than a dust mite TreBert But according to QM those multitudinous galaxies only exist in the form they do because we are observing them! So you see, we are still the center of everything! Double-A What is the wavelength of a galaxy, oh great pontificator? with the mass estimate of 12e40 kg the compton wavelength is 18e-83 metres arf meow arf - nsa fodder al qaeda terrorism nuclear bomb iran taliban big brother if you meet buddha on the usenet killfile him |
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Double-A never read that QM saying our observing stuff makes it what it
is. sounds more like the "Antropic Principle" TreBert |
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![]() G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote: Double-A never read that QM saying our observing stuff makes it what it is. sounds more like the "Antropic Principle" TreBert And here I though you knew something about QM, "Man's best theory!" as you call it. Haven't you heard of the "collapse of the wave function"? That's the moment when observing makes Schrödinger's cat to be either dead or alive, or so they say. The "Antropic Principle" means that the universe we are observing must have conditions that fall in a range that allows human life to exist, othewise we could not be here observing it. Double-A |
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![]() Art Deco wrote: mariposas rand mair fheal greykitten tomys des anges wrote: In article , Art Deco wrote: Double-A wrote: G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote: That kind of makes humankind humble. There was a spacetime we only knew about when the planets,and Sun,and earth was the biggest rock planet. Now we have a bigger picture.,and the Sun is just one star amongst the many billions that make up the Milky Way.Galaxy,and to add to that there are more galaxies than stars in our Milky Way. Reality is this moves earth even farther away from any point of significance. Should life out there find or planet ,and be millions of years in advance(like Darla) they might never bother to come back. Humankind could be no more special than a dust mite TreBert But according to QM those multitudinous galaxies only exist in the form they do because we are observing them! So you see, we are still the center of everything! Double-A What is the wavelength of a galaxy, oh great pontificator? with the mass estimate of 12e40 kg the compton wavelength is 18e-83 metres Amazing -- finally someone who can insert real numbers into a simple equation shows up. Now if the profoud elite earth space pseudoscientists only had a clue about what the implications of this result are. Ah come on, Art, you don't have the foggiest idea about the implications of what he just said! Double-A |
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![]() "Double-A" wrote in message oups.com... Art Deco wrote: mariposas rand mair fheal greykitten tomys des anges wrote: In article , Art Deco wrote: Double-A wrote: G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote: That kind of makes humankind humble. There was a spacetime we only knew about when the planets,and Sun,and earth was the biggest rock planet. Now we have a bigger picture.,and the Sun is just one star amongst the many billions that make up the Milky Way.Galaxy,and to add to that there are more galaxies than stars in our Milky Way. Reality is this moves earth even farther away from any point of significance. Should life out there find or planet ,and be millions of years in advance(like Darla) they might never bother to come back. Humankind could be no more special than a dust mite TreBert But according to QM those multitudinous galaxies only exist in the form they do because we are observing them! So you see, we are still the center of everything! Double-A What is the wavelength of a galaxy, oh great pontificator? with the mass estimate of 12e40 kg the compton wavelength is 18e-83 metres Amazing -- finally someone who can insert real numbers into a simple equation shows up. Now if the profoud elite earth space pseudoscientists only had a clue about what the implications of this result are. Ah come on, Art, you don't have the foggiest idea about the implications of what he just said! Double-A Yes, but "he" thinks he does and that someone really gives a "Ratz ass" what he says! That's the funny part! H.J. |
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Double-A more to the Anthropic Principle than what you pointed out.
Like would the moon really be there if humankind did not observe it. Don't like Schrodinger's cat imaginary experiment,because the cat is in the macro world,and relativity rules. I like Bohr and Heisenberg's Copenhagen as much more savvy,for their claim is to speak of the position,or momentum of a particle is best interpreted at the spacetime the particle interacts with the apparatus that has been set up to determine what one quantity is or the other was. Reality is the apparatus itself can make for lots of "probabilities"(effect the particle) go figure Well Bohr told us this "The objects of the quantum world do not have the objective reality that we would ascribe to macroscopic objects." (Einstien must of hated hearing that) oh ya Best to remember Bohr added this "There is no quantum world" There is only an abstract quantum description" This is when TreBert hated hearing this. Trebert |
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