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Originally posted by Exopolitico
Could this be why Comet Elenin is disintegrating?
Bear in mind this was recorded on August 10, 2011
Originally posted by SaturnFX
Here is the thing
if time is speeding up, or slowing down, how would you know?
If you are within the system, then your perception of time is also the same as everything else, so this sentence may have taken an outside objective 4 billion years to write, or a picosecond (using the old timescale we were accustom to)
Now, how far does this go? Since the stars all seem to be relatively in the right positions, then the entire universe must be speeding up..else every few seconds we would see stars being born/dying, or alternatively, it would be not moving at all beyond the earths rotation around the sun, which would alarm astronomers the world over (and screw up those neat astronomy map apps)...
So...what your suggesting is totally impossible to verify considering you would need to be outside the observable universe to see the change in time from within...and since your not...then...erm...ok, thats enough, you get it I am sure
Originally posted by ElevenFlint
Originally posted by SaturnFX
Here is the thing
if time is speeding up, or slowing down, how would you know?
Simple - you wouldn't. Not because it's impossible to know, just because you're experiencing through your conditioned mind at the moment. If you are able to go beyond it (yes, it is absolutely possible) - you could know.
If you are within the system, then your perception of time is also the same as everything else, so this sentence may have taken an outside objective 4 billion years to write, or a picosecond (using the old timescale we were accustom to)
In fact it takes no time. And it does't really matter outside the referring curvature. Time serves your perceptions (the entities in the reffering spacetime) and the speeding up serves the evolutionary process. In fact the speeding up has nothing to do with time itself (as it is only perceived by the affected entities and thus stays unchanged) but actually with the amount of imformation reaching/going through the planet.
Now, how far does this go? Since the stars all seem to be relatively in the right positions, then the entire universe must be speeding up..else every few seconds we would see stars being born/dying, or alternatively, it would be not moving at all beyond the earths rotation around the sun, which would alarm astronomers the world over (and screw up those neat astronomy map apps)...
So...what your suggesting is totally impossible to verify considering you would need to be outside the observable universe to see the change in time from within...and since your not...then...erm...ok, thats enough, you get it I am sure
No, not at all. The current spacetime curvature if valid only for the Earth. Outside of it is a whole different picture. The same goes for the solar system, the galaxy and so on. This is also why we have no real idea what is going on in the Cosmos. The sky we are seeing is only a memory of the distant past (also according to our perception of time) because the light travels many years till it reaches our perception. We can only have a vague idea of what is going on only in the closest range of the planet. We simply don't have the technology (assuming the publicly known is the only one we have, anyway we don't get data from any other) to make real assumptions. So I don't know why people are taking scientific data as concrete having in mind that scientists are only speculating. Objects may appear and dissapear in space whenever they want, it not necessarily has to be detected by our scientists beforehand. Not to mention all the black holes that are surrounding us, which is a subject of total ignorance for scientists.
So in other words - you don't know a sh*t of what's going on beyond Earth (on it also, but that's another story ).
Originally posted by douggie60
Also, if NASA/Google sky say that it is only a comet, why blank it out on Google Sky, why hide it if it's no threat...
Originally posted by ashtonkusher
hmmm...so know im thinking it wasnt a comet but a ship? could it be a ship? if so we will find out soon i guess =]
Originally posted by boncho
Originally posted by bjsmi2
SO MUCH FOR DOOMSDAY: Comet Elenin (C/2010 X1), widely known for inaccurate reports of its threat to Earth, appears to be breaking apart.
spaceweather.com...
That's just different stages of the Annunaki spaceship separating... Or the scout ships disengaging from the Mothership....
Originally posted by DAVID64
Just wait. The ones who really believed it to be a threat will find SOME reason to explain this that will turn out to be an even bigger threat.
Originally posted by DJW001
Don't you think its a bit rude to call well intentioned people "rude?"