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  • brambosbrambos

    @Zen210507 said:

    @dendy said:
    yeah that’s exactly the case :) time (or to be exact timespace) started exist only with big bang, there was not such thing as “space” and “time” “before” big bang .. hard to wrap mind abou this concept but that is.. at least if big bang theory is correct, of course :) “before big bang” is same as dividion by zero - it’s simply not defined :)

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    The two things I have the most difficulty with in science are:

    The Big Bang theory.

    Boiled right down, this relies on something coming from nothing.

    Only in our 4 observable dimensions. If you accept something like e.g. string theory with its 26 interwoven dimensions there could have still been 22 dimensions chockfull of stuff while our 4 dimensions were packed up into a singularity.

    What is proven is that our newtonian laws of physics don't apply on a quantum level, so perhaps we shouldn't try to apply those to the 'big bang' event itself either :)

  • KühlKühl

    @dendy said:
    @Zen210507

    Perpetual Motion

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    Scientists maintain that this is not possible. But atoms are made up of a nucleus with orbiting electrons. Perpetually in motion.

    Ok.. first of all .. electrons are not really "orbiting" nucleus (in the way like planets are orbiting sun).. in fact they are "spreaded" around nucleus based on their wavefunction .. and they are not "perpetually" in motion - they are constantly receiving energy by absorbing energy for example of photons (and emiting photons) .. atoms are not closed systems, they are in HIGH interaction with stuff around them ;) Electrons (and neutrons and protons) are "moving" (or more accurate to say changing their energy states, position probabilities, and other properties) based on interactions many kinds of other particles around ..

    So no perpetual "motion" .. atomic world is LOT more complicated :-)

    Yo, a fellow physicist.
    That’s a good explanation, but one has to define the word perpetual... we come into a strange world when talking about actual infinities contra theoretical ones, given Cantors many visits to the asylum :smile:
    Theories about a future where even protons cease to exist because of the effect of negative vacuum energy, is an interesting way to look at infinities. We, I suppose, are just an coincidence happening in a short span of the universe. We’re not really important, we’re just coded to feel that way. Will there even be perpetuality when the creatures that defined the word is gone?

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