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[profitis]

"Eventually you get to nothingness and infinity which
is quite a job
to get your head round."

This is not a problem.atleast with two fundamentals acting on each other in space we have some sanity to the picture.some rationale. these two fields must be fluid-like and  violently oppose each other...turbulance

[TheoriaApophasis]

"Let's call it a stress,energy,momentum tensor."

i love the way you talk to yourself



you wouldnt be autistic would you?   

[profitis]

In the same way that oil and water splitup into hundreds pieces,coalesce,segregate,coalesce,segregate...and coalesce-segregate,coalesce-segregate (for the different elements of the universe,sodium,potassium etc)

[minnie]

Well done Theo, you're getting a bit of that old "fizz" back.
I was worried, from the look of you, you'd been spending
too much time testing that old reclining chair.
    You've got to press on like Faraday did, he wrote a book
and even bound it himself, then he managed to elbow his
way into Davy's circle......and him only apprentice blacksmith!
          John.

[Pirate88179]

The problem here is that we are trying to apply our own observations to the beginnings of the universe.  My firm belief is that the universe has always existed, and always will.  Even if the big bang theory is credible, to me it only represents one part of a never ending cycle of expansion/collapse...expansion/collapse.  The very fact that this cycle may have happened millions of times is what we humans can not comprehend.  We always think there is a beginning and an end but, what if mother nature on a universal scale does not agree?

We humans may be no more than a rat running on a wheel trying to get to the end of it because there has to be an end.

To me, it is a closed loop circle with no beginning nor end and not linear as science keeps suggesting.  This would explain a lot of things that our present knowledge fails to do.  This is why they came up with string theory, they are trying to fit the theory into their observations instead of the other way around.

Bill