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originally posted by: Kashai
a reply to: chr0naut
In consideration the Big Bang was an explosion of Space/Time.
This resulted in the existence of Matter/Energy.
Any thoughts?
Could time dilation actually be a large mass "starving" a smaller mass of it's energy from the vacuum of space (Ether)?
originally posted by: IAmTheRumble
Last night I began thinking of an alternative way to look at relativity, to explain things in a different manner. After all Relativity is still a theory isn't it?
A thought struck me as I was specifically thinking about time dilation. Could time dilation actually be a large mass "starving" a smaller mass of it's energy from the vacuum of space (Ether)?
originally posted by: IAmTheRumble
a reply to: GetHyped
Just because there is a great amount of evidence showing that it is probably true, does not mean it is true.
There are a few things Einstein's theories did not account for (dark matter and dark energy), that of which make up 95% of the universe. It still remains a mystery.
I heard a talk recently about a number of scientists who are claiming that Einstein was wrong and that his theory could not be reproduced.
Einstein's theories may perfect describe what we see, but many others as do I, believe there may be some underlying mechanism that we simply haven't discovered or measured. Nothing against Einstein, I just find it a bit uncanny.