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Lets discuss Big Bang Theory
If the BB'ers wish to correctly portray the model, instead of using
analogies like "raisin bread", "balloon", "water splashed on the table" etc., they would explain that our sphere of visibility, the sphere of the 'known universe' is what has decoupled from the 'Bang' point and moved physically away from it. They would explain that due to the finite speed of light since the BB, our sphere of visibility (SoV) is limited in size. But the *entire* SoV has moved some distance away from the 'Bang' point at a velocity faster than light. Therefore there can be no central Point of Origin or 'Primal Radiant' within our SoV. In order for the "raisin bread" analogy to work, the "raisins", instead of representig galaxies (or galaxy clusters), would have to represent entire SoV's. There is an infinite number of SoV's, because *anywhere* you're at in the Universe, you're automatically at the center of your own SoV. Why do Big Bang cosmologists not represent the model correctly..?? |
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oc Big Bang like all theories not complete. I have added stuff to it
over much time. oc thanks for that typewriter offer. You are a true friend. As you can see UPS came through. Your virtual friend always TreBert |
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Oc asked, Why do Big Bang cosmologists not represent the model correctly..?? Well, Why don't they? It takes no great smarts to see that our SoV has moved physically away from the 'Bang' point at a velocity faster than light. But a quandary arises. *Space itself* has to have exploded from the BB, carrying its sprinkling of matter along as it expands. Thus space itself is cast in the role of Primary Substratum. But whoaa.. according to popular theory, there is "no medium", space is 'Nothing'. So how can 'Nothing' travel, much less travel expanding faster than light? Well then, the sprinkling of matter is what traveled away from the 'Bang' point faster than light. Whoaaa again Nellie. Matter cannot travel faster than light. So the Undeniable Truth, the reality of the Primary Substratum of space itself which knows no speed limit, meets the Immovable Paradigm, the barely-85-year-old doctrine that there is "No Medium". Could this be WHY the BB cosmologists don't represent the "raisin bread" analogy correctly and explain why there's no central point of origin or 'primal radiant' inside our SoV? |
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Hey cool, Bert. Where did you manage to find a replacement keyboard?
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oc Keyboard came from TX. Waco paid for by Visa cost 19.95 +UPS 7.95
= 27.90,and that included batteries. Went to MSN to talk with Gates but he is no longer there.. He would have gone half. TreBert |
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On Jan 7, 9:28*am, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote:
oc *Big Bang like all theories not complete. *I have added *stuff to it over much time. oc thanks for that typewriter offer. *You are a true friend. As you can see UPS came through. Your virtual friend always TreBert Like 99.9% of everything else about public Usenet/newsgroups, Sanny is not any real person, and his/her topics are usually either bogus or intended to divert mainstream media away form the real issues that matter. Clowns do that too, because it's their JOB. ~ BG |
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On Jan 7, 10:48*am, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote:
oc *Keyboard came from TX. Waco * paid for by Visa cost 19.95 +UPS 7.95 = 27.90,and that included batteries. Went to MSN to talk with Gates but he is no longer there.. *He would have gone half. * TreBert Goodwill has perfectly new condition PC keyboards for $3, and whole computers for as little as $25 (including monitor). ~ BG |
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Goodwill has perfectly new condition PC
keyboards for $3... ~BG Bert's keyboard is wireless IR and proprietary to his Webbie rig. Right, Bert? |
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On Jan 7, 1:13*pm, (oldcoot) wrote:
Goodwill has perfectly new condition PC keyboards for $3... ~BG Bert's keyboard is wireless IR and proprietary to his Webbie rig. Right, Bert? * * I've seen IR wireless keyboards w/mouse for less than $10, and they even look rather newish. How much demacular degeneration does our webTV Bert have? ~ BG |
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oc That is right. Wireless,and has to be excerptible to my model
receiver. BG no Good Will near me. This is my #4 typewriter over 11 years. and have #3 receiver. Best to realize I use them on my back screen porch,and Florida has great humidity. go figure I am now a happy camper even without water TreBert |
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