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could Earth survive if most stuff in the universe when poof!???
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suppose in the next second, every star, every black hole, every quasar, every everything in the universe disappeard EXCEPT for our solar system. Obviously we wouldn't exist had not the rest of the universe produced us. Given the laws of physics, it is impossible for matter and energy to disapprear from the universe. If the universe somehow consisted of only of our solar system as it currently exists, there would hardly be any inertia.... so I'm not sure the solar system could exist as it does now. |
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Sam Wormley wrote: RSF Group wrote: suppose in the next second, every star, every black hole, every quasar, every everything in the universe disappeard EXCEPT for our solar system. Obviously we wouldn't exist had not the rest of the universe produced us. Given the laws of physics, it is impossible for matter and energy to disapprear from the universe. If the universe somehow consisted of only of our solar system as it currently exists, there would hardly be any inertia.... so I'm not sure the solar system could exist as it does now. If we're going to suppose impossible nonconstructivistic hypotheticals, what would happen if all at once 1 became equal to 2 ? |
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wrote in message oups.com... Sam Wormley wrote: RSF Group wrote: suppose in the next second, every star, every black hole, every quasar, every everything in the universe disappeard EXCEPT for our solar system. Obviously we wouldn't exist had not the rest of the universe produced us. Given the laws of physics, it is impossible for matter and energy to disapprear from the universe. If the universe somehow consisted of only of our solar system as it currently exists, there would hardly be any inertia.... so I'm not sure the solar system could exist as it does now. If we're going to suppose impossible nonconstructivistic hypotheticals, what would happen if all at once 1 became equal to 2 ? what do you mean by 'all at once' in such a context ? |
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"OG" wrote in message If the universe somehow consisted of only of our solar system as it currently exists, there would hardly be any inertia.... so I'm not sure the solar system could exist as it does now. If we're going to suppose impossible nonconstructivistic hypotheticals, what would happen if all at once 1 became equal to 2 ? what do you mean by 'all at once' in such a context ? Are you implying the word "mean" has meaning in a radically truncated universe where 1=2? |
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could Earth survive if most stuff in the universe when poof!???
Sam Wormley wrote:
RSF Group wrote: suppose in the next second, every star, every black hole, every quasar, every everything in the universe disappeard EXCEPT for our solar system. Obviously we wouldn't exist had not the rest of the universe produced us. Given the laws of physics, it is impossible for matter and energy to disapprear from the universe. Happens all the time: Event Horizon. If the universe somehow consisted of only of our solar system as it currently exists, there would hardly be any inertia.... so I'm not sure the solar system could exist as it does now. Ah! You're a Machist: Ernst Mach. |
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Dear lal_truckee:
"lal_truckee" wrote in message om... .... Sam Wormley wrote: .... If the universe somehow consisted of only of our solar system as it currently exists, there would hardly be any inertia.... so I'm not sure the solar system could exist as it does now. Ah! You're a Machist: Ernst Mach. As am I, if it matters. David A. Smith |
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