Beyond The Universe

Beyond the universe is like being between the furthest two galaxies in
our universe. You can't see them because of the great distance . They
can feel each other because of their mutual gravitational attraction. We
must use this like we were between our parallel universe(Treb's)
Space between universes is expanding at an accelerating rate,and this
rate of expansion is equal to the number of universes being created. It
is the infinite spacetime of the cosmos. It is the infinite number of
universes created over an infinite spacetime. Nature needs these
universes to create a gravitational cosmos grid. This grid adds to each
universe's gravity force,by a factor of 90% Sum it up universe's
missing gravity is the gravity of the cosmos. Bert

G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Beyond the universe is like being between the furthest two galaxies in
our universe. You can't see them because of the great distance . They
can feel each other because of their mutual gravitational attraction. We
must use this like we were between our parallel universe(Treb's)
Space between universes is expanding at an accelerating rate,and this
rate of expansion is equal to the number of universes being created. It
is the infinite spacetime of the cosmos. It is the infinite number of
universes created over an infinite spacetime. Nature needs these
universes to create a gravitational cosmos grid. This grid adds to each
universe's gravity force,by a factor of 90% Sum it up universe's
missing gravity is the gravity of the cosmos. Bert

The title of the original posting, for lack of better words, is wrong
for the totally nonsensical missive fading away rather rapidly. So, I
have renamed this thread, to help with attributions. That should have
OP running to his dictionary. ;-)

Thankfully, I won't see his response. The truth that OP write like a 5
year old, or that he's functionally illiterate? sound of him running
for dictionary again

Scott Miller wrote:
G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Beyond the universe is like being between the furthest two galaxies in
our universe. You can't see them because of the great distance . They
can feel each other because of their mutual gravitational attraction. We
must use this like we were between our parallel universe(Treb's)
Space between universes is expanding at an accelerating rate,and this
rate of expansion is equal to the number of universes being created. It
is the infinite spacetime of the cosmos. It is the infinite number of
universes created over an infinite spacetime. Nature needs these
universes to create a gravitational cosmos grid. This grid adds to each
universe's gravity force,by a factor of 90% Sum it up universe's
missing gravity is the gravity of the cosmos. Bert


He, he, he, he, he....

Not a single testable idea in the whole lot - nonscientific drivel.

Let's start with "beyond the universe". Current testable theories put
the number of universes at one, and that one is infinite in extent while
being finite in age. If the former of these two is valid, as the latter
seems to be, it would seem that and infinite curvature universe would
not have competition. And, more importantly, if multiple universe do
exist, they would be causally disconnected, meaning that they could not
exert gravitational or any other forces upon each other by which we
would know of their existence. If they can influence each other, then
they are part of the same universe, and the multiple universe idea fails.

"former of these two is valid"? Aww, now you've made me blush ...

"The terms the former and the latter are used instead of a pair of
names. If three or more persons or objects are referred to, the words
first or last should be used."

kelly Cherniske wrote:
G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Beyond the universe is like being between the furthest two galaxies in
our universe. You can't see them because of the great distance . They
can feel each other because of their mutual gravitational attraction. We
must use this like we were between our parallel universe(Treb's)
Space between universes is expanding at an accelerating rate,and this
rate of expansion is equal to the number of universes being created. It
is the infinite spacetime of the cosmos. It is the infinite number of
universes created over an infinite spacetime. Nature needs these
universes to create a gravitational cosmos grid. This grid adds to each
universe's gravity force,by a factor of 90% Sum it up universe's
missing gravity is the gravity of the cosmos. Bert

The title of the original posting, for lack of better words, is wrong
for the totally nonsensical missive fading away rather rapidly. So, I
have renamed this thread, to help with attributions. That should have
OP running to his dictionary. ;-)

Thankfully, I won't see his response. The truth that OP write like a 5
year old, or that he's functionally illiterate? sound of him running
for dictionary again


Hey, this is a science nerd group, not an English grammar nerd group!

Double-A

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kelly Cherniske wrote:
G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Beyond the universe is like being between the furthest two galaxies in
our universe. You can't see them because of the great distance . They
can feel each other because of their mutual gravitational attraction.
We
must use this like we were between our parallel universe(Treb's)
Space between universes is expanding at an accelerating rate,and this
rate of expansion is equal to the number of universes being created.
It
is the infinite spacetime of the cosmos. It is the infinite number of
universes created over an infinite spacetime. Nature needs these
universes to create a gravitational cosmos grid. This grid adds to
each
universe's gravity force,by a factor of 90% Sum it up universe's
missing gravity is the gravity of the cosmos. Bert

The title of the original posting, for lack of better words, is wrong
for the totally nonsensical missive fading away rather rapidly. So, I
have renamed this thread, to help with attributions. That should have
OP running to his dictionary. ;-)

Thankfully, I won't see his response. The truth that OP write like a 5
year old, or that he's functionally illiterate? sound of him running
for dictionary again


Hey, this is a science nerd group, not an English grammar nerd group!

Double-A

YEAH !

OJ

"kelly Cherniske" wrote in message
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The title of the original posting, for lack of better words, is wrong
for the totally nonsensical missive fading away rather rapidly. So, I
have renamed this thread, to help with attributions. That should have
OP running to his dictionary. ;-)

Thankfully, I won't see his response. The truth that OP write like a 5
year old, or that he's functionally illiterate? sound of him running
for dictionary again


it's always easier to blame the weather, I guess

"kelly Cherniske" wrote in message
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"former of these two is valid"?

the subject line says it all.
It always takes me about 3 days to remember thataddress,

Aww, now you've made me blush ...

"The terms the former and the latter are used instead of a pair of
names. If three or more persons or objects are referred to, the words
first or last should be used."


did you watch the olympics opening -- what was up with the mighy morphin
power ranger
beating the head of thundercleese.

I think it was an iron cow but i am not sure

And Tomba da bomba has gotten quite old.

I wonder if he still skis.

and i have never quite gotten why people think sofia loren is so beautiful.

yeah maybe when she was a kid, no, she was just stacked then, but she never
had
a great face so i wonder why people get used to saying she is so beautiful
when
she is not.

that's just my opnion of course, everyone seems to disagree with me

Sorry to break the news, your therory don't hold water
why?

It's been said the universe is infinite, therfore there can not exits more
than one

if it was true, the univeres would have borders !

you say "space between universes" space is not a border therefor it's still
the same universe and not as you claim infinite universes


"G=EMC^2 Glazier" skrev i en meddelelse
...
Beyond the universe is like being between the furthest two galaxies in
our universe. You can't see them because of the great distance . They
can feel each other because of their mutual gravitational attraction. We
must use this like we were between our parallel universe(Treb's)
Space between universes is expanding at an accelerating rate,and this
rate of expansion is equal to the number of universes being created. It
is the infinite spacetime of the cosmos. It is the infinite number of
universes created over an infinite spacetime. Nature needs these
universes to create a gravitational cosmos grid. This grid adds to each
universe's gravity force,by a factor of 90% Sum it up universe's
missing gravity is the gravity of the cosmos. Bert


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Starman wrote:
Sorry to break the news, your therory don't hold water
why?

It's been said the universe is infinite, therfore there can not exits more
than one


If there was a Big Bang, the universe cannot be infinite. Think about
it.


if it was true, the univeres would have borders !

you say "space between universes" space is not a border therefor it's still
the same universe and not as you claim infinite universes


Theoretically, a paper sheet could define a two-dimensional universe.
It could be finite or infinite, yet another parallel paper sheet could
define another two-dimensional universe. So if there exists a fourth
spatial dimension, then theoretically another three-dimensional
universe could exist parallel to ours, separated by a distance in the
fourth dimension.

Double-A


"G=EMC^2 Glazier" skrev i en meddelelse
...
Beyond the universe is like being between the furthest two galaxies in
our universe. You can't see them because of the great distance . They
can feel each other because of their mutual gravitational attraction. We
must use this like we were between our parallel universe(Treb's)
Space between universes is expanding at an accelerating rate,and this
rate of expansion is equal to the number of universes being created. It
is the infinite spacetime of the cosmos. It is the infinite number of
universes created over an infinite spacetime. Nature needs these
universes to create a gravitational cosmos grid. This grid adds to each
universe's gravity force,by a factor of 90% Sum it up universe's
missing gravity is the gravity of the cosmos. Bert


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The Big Bang created the Universe therefor it's you that must think !

a paper sheet is not like the universe, you can't flip the universe and find
a backside
so no matter how many dimensions there is, it's still the same universe (or
paper sheet)

if something like the universe is infinite it can't coexist with other
universe, if it does that it's no longer infinite

you try to think about that !

"Double-A" skrev i en meddelelse
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Starman wrote:
Sorry to break the news, your therory don't hold water
why?

It's been said the universe is infinite, therfore there can not exits more
than one


If there was a Big Bang, the universe cannot be infinite. Think about
it.


if it was true, the univeres would have borders !

you say "space between universes" space is not a border therefor it's
still
the same universe and not as you claim infinite universes


Theoretically, a paper sheet could define a two-dimensional universe.
It could be finite or infinite, yet another parallel paper sheet could
define another two-dimensional universe. So if there exists a fourth
spatial dimension, then theoretically another three-dimensional
universe could exist parallel to ours, separated by a distance in the
fourth dimension.

Double-A


"G=EMC^2 Glazier" skrev i en meddelelse
...
Beyond the universe is like being between the furthest two galaxies in
our universe. You can't see them because of the great distance . They
can feel each other because of their mutual gravitational attraction. We
must use this like we were between our parallel universe(Treb's)
Space between universes is expanding at an accelerating rate,and this
rate of expansion is equal to the number of universes being created. It
is the infinite spacetime of the cosmos. It is the infinite number of
universes created over an infinite spacetime. Nature needs these
universes to create a gravitational cosmos grid. This grid adds to each
universe's gravity force,by a factor of 90% Sum it up universe's
missing gravity is the gravity of the cosmos. Bert


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