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reply posted on 8-7-2009 @ 01:33 AM by ofhumandescent
reply to post by The Real Antichrist


A star for the link to Michio Kaku: Time Travel, Parallel Universes, and Reality.

Mr. Kaku is so interesting and this is one video I hadn't seen yet.

Thanks for sharing.





reply posted on 8-7-2009 @ 10:55 AM by ancient_wisdom
Very nice.

My theory is something like this: The 9 planets (err...8, whatever) are all a set distance away from the sun. But the sun expands, right? So at one point in time, Mercury was at a certain distance away, but then the sun expanded so now Mercury is closer to the sun. Think of it this way. Saturn is too cold to harbor life, but...when the sun expands, Saturn will become warmer. Maybe people (humans or other beings) have lived on Mercury, than Venus, now Earth, and soon to be Mars. This would go against the theory that Mars had life on it, maybe it is yet to have life on it. So basically, humans have 9 (or 8) planets in the solar system to feed off of, including the moons.

As for the shape of the universe, I find this very exciting, and since space and time are interwoven I think you're onto something. Since the past represents the future, and the light in the universe is indeed traveling miles away and thus from an older star, time could act like space and vice versa.

I think the universe is a different shape depending on your perspective, which is why it is so hard to see the real shape. For instance, when you are on Earth, the planet appears flat, but when you are in outer space, it is round, or to be more precise spherical. The universe seems to revolve in a circular motion around the sun from one perspective, spherical from another, and flat from further out. The sky too looks flat from our perspective, and astronomers and literally trace straight lines through the sky to plot certain stars. But from a different perspective it can be spherical or whatever.

So from a certain point, the universe can be coned shape, spiral shaped, flat, round, or literally anything. Very cool and complex.


reply posted on 8-7-2009 @ 11:26 PM by The Real Antichrist
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reply posted on 28-7-2009 @ 08:12 AM by RUFFREADY
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reply posted on 8-12-2009 @ 11:05 PM by disfugured
Originally posted by The Real Antichrist
reply to post by letthereaderunderstand


The holy trinity symbol has 666 777 and 888


If you get 666 777 and 888 out of the holy trinity then you also get many other numbers as well.

You also get 111111111 which is 9--> 1's.

999

If you're creative enough you can get 222 333

If you want to combine the variants then you have combinations as well.

I rather enjoyed your theory and is very similar to mine as well except my theory does not include a time bubble.

I do believe all the planets in our solar system derived from the sun. I also believe that the sun is a electromagnetic ball of energy. I also believe that when the sun gives birth to another planet it pushes all the other planets further out. Kinda like reverse polarity of the magnetic field. When you have two positives or negatives facing one another, it creates a force of separation hence creating a planetary shift outwards. The core of our planet is a smaller version of our sun. After hundreds of millions of years, the surface cools leaving only the core as a small ball of electromagnetic energy. Our core creates our magnetosphere which protects our planet and keeps us at a fixed energy field in a fixed orbit around the sun.

This of course is my theory. Part of my theory anyways.

All I know is; life is a mystery and nobody should limit themselves with one theory. If we all limited ourselves to what is deemed most popular.. sciences will never evolve.

Lets not forget Democritus was the first to mention particles were made up of atoms 460 BCE. Not soon after, Aristotle dismissed Democritus's theory with that of his own which was wrong of course stating that all particles are made up of four elements. His theory set science back 2000 years just because it was most popular. My point is.. what if the current theory involving our solar system is just another popular theory and ends up restricting science for years ? The moral of the story is; never put all your research in one theory, because after all, a theory is just that, another theory to an unknown.


reply posted on 30-8-2010 @ 01:01 AM by Sly1one
Originally posted by Kryyptyk
The fact that people still think that 'time' is a tangible, physical manifestation is so old. Time, in the sense that most people think of it, is nothing more than an illusion we create for ourselves to explain the natural processes of aging. There is no 'turning back the clock'. REAL 'time' in fact is not measurable, for it exists not only in in multiple places, but multiple REALITIES. You can call them planes of existence, or dimensions if you wish.

Imagine the universe, ever expanding, and stretching onward into infinity. Now imagine infinite realities/planes/dimensions of other universes that exist both parallel to ours, and WITHIN. All of them constantly expanding. Now imagine if you could live a day in the direct, still center of our universe, and another on the cusp of the expansion. Do you really think both 'days' would be the same in length? Of course not. That is because 'time' is relative to your place in the universe.

Building pyramids, circles, hot dog stands or otherwise will NEVER alter these most basic of universal principles. For one reason only: Time is not tangible. Its not physical. How do you expect to alter a non-physical force with a physical object?

Now time travel could very well be possible, but I would be looking more along the lines of quantum mechanics than rudimentary architecture.


Actually if you had a telescope powerful enough located several million light years away from earth, then pointed it at earth and zoomed in enough, you should see dinosaurs.

I personally think time is an abstract measurement tool used to keep tract of location, speeds, velocities, and overall movement of objects within the universe and nothing more.

Time and infinity are two concepts that can actually make a person go bat-S*** crazy if they ponder it long enough.

The concepts are too abstract for the mind to comprehend in its entirety.

Usually what happens is, the person pondering infinity/time goes around in circles chasing their thoughts until they realize their going around in circles just to finish exhausted and right back at square one.
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