Agree, it seem unlikely that at one point there was noting (silch, nada, niente, zero, null,... not one single entity of energy) and next, something. If this is true, something has always existed in one shape or form. So forever and ever. The "existence" is constantly changing shape and form.
The only thing we can be absolutley sure of is that evereyting is going to change.
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The only thing we can be absolutley sure of is that evereyting is going to change.
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Well summarised TNT, and in line with the quantum creation hypothesis that I outlined earlier.
If by 'nothing' we mean a vacuum, then we should realise that to particle physicists a vacuum is not empty space, but is a physical object, endowed with energy, density and pressure.
When a high energy vacuum decays into a low energy vacuum, the extra energy is released as a fireball of particles, antiparticles and radiation.
The 'inflation' process which formed our own little 'bubble' universe ended 13.7 billion years ago. However, in remote parts of the farther, unseen universe it is still continuing. Regions like ours are constantly being formed. This never-ending process is called eternal inflation.
Disco-Pete won't accept this - nor should he - it is just a HYPOTHESIS! 😉
If by 'nothing' we mean a vacuum, then we should realise that to particle physicists a vacuum is not empty space, but is a physical object, endowed with energy, density and pressure.
When a high energy vacuum decays into a low energy vacuum, the extra energy is released as a fireball of particles, antiparticles and radiation.
The 'inflation' process which formed our own little 'bubble' universe ended 13.7 billion years ago. However, in remote parts of the farther, unseen universe it is still continuing. Regions like ours are constantly being formed. This never-ending process is called eternal inflation.
Disco-Pete won't accept this - nor should he - it is just a HYPOTHESIS! 😉
Why?it seem unlikely that at one point there was noting (silch, nada, niente, zero, null,... not one single entity of energy) and next, something.
Because even on these scales, logic rains. The other option is not allowed to discuss here. Which I think is good.
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Give me the facts.Well summarised TNT, and in line with the quantum creation hypothesis that I outlined earlier.
If by 'nothing' we mean a vacuum, then we should realise that to particle physicists a vacuum is not empty space, but is a physical object, endowed with energy, density and pressure.
When a high energy vacuum decays into a low energy vacuum, the extra energy is released as a fireball of particles, antiparticles and radiation.
The 'inflation' process which formed our own little 'bubble' universe ended 13.7 billion years ago. However, in remote parts of the farther, unseen universe it is still continuing. Regions like ours are constantly being formed. This never-ending process is called eternal inflation.
Disco-Pete won't accept this - nor should he - it is just a HYPOTHESIS! 😉
btw, something just ocurred to me. When you say "farther, unseen parts of the universe", are you referring to farther toward the Big Bang, or farther away from the Big Bang? So my question is, how do we know what direction we're looking in? Do we know our trajectory and how fast we're moving? Or, are we "Lost In Space"?
More like cats and dogs. 🙂It's positively raining logic in this thread!![]()
When you say "farther, unseen parts of the universe", are you referring to farther toward the Big Bang, or farther away from the Big Bang?
Neither!
A big bang took place in the particular bubble universe that we occupy.
In the wider universe (in the sense of all that there is) other big bangs took place in other bubble universes.
Isn there a name for everything? I suppose once Universe really ment everything but then someone came up with "Observable Universe" (instead of the observable part of Universe) and Multiverse (instead of Subverse 🙂). Universe is everyhting - all we see and the bloody rest of it, being it in 7th dimension 🙂
And I agree - vacuum isn't "nothing"! Nothing is much more barren... 😉
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And I agree - vacuum isn't "nothing"! Nothing is much more barren... 😉
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How do youNeither!
A big bang took place in the particular bubble universe that we occupy.
In the wider universe (in the sense of all that there is) other big bangs took place in other bubble universes.
No, it is actually cats and dogs. 🙂Cosmic Background Radiation
Isn there a name for everything?
I'd go with 'infinity', as in 'unbounded space'.
How do you come to this conclusion? Is there any evidence whatsoever that points in this direction? I'm not averse to this notion as it simply confirms a whole single existence. But why a modular one?Neither!
A big bang took place in the particular bubble universe that we occupy.
In the wider universe (in the sense of all that there is) other big bangs took place in other bubble universes.
This multiverse is just some mis-interpretation of math. Rest assure that what you see is what you get 😉
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How do you come to this conclusion?
I didn't come to this conclusion!
What part of H Y P O T H E S I S don't you understand? 😉
What makes you think the other option is not logical? Because it's banned here? Einstein built his theorums within this context, as did probably all his contemporaries and those before him. The problem is the "other option" is always confused with Einstein's context, hence my statement "no, it is actually cats and dogs". 😎Because even on these scales, logic rains. The other option is not allowed to discuss here. Which I think is good.
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But you speak as if it's a conclusion you've come to. You didn't say, "it's believed" or "the presently accepted hypothesis is". However, give us the current school of thought as far as evidentiary models go.I didn't come to this conclusion!
What part of H Y P O T H E S I S don't you understand? 😉
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