Talk about The universe

Space may be infinite (or so you may think), but only that which is within a 14 billion light year radius from earth can be observed by us. That is, at this moment.

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If you were traveling in space in a 70 Cuda with a hemi engine at the speed of light and you turned your headlights on, would they work?

 

Correction: he talks about it in a video on YouTube with Richard Dawkins.


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I'll agree to that. And that is a hell of a distance considering that light travels at 186,282 miles in 1 second. I don't think there is enough zeros to calculate how far (in miles) 14 billion light years is.

 

What I think about when I smoke is what if, during the universe's expansion, it collides/overlaps/crosses with another universe that is expanding towards ours. What happens when the horizons of the two universes meet?


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Being that it is just empty space, one could assume that nothing would happen at all. But what if something did happen?


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I can't comprehend that because what is in between the 2 universes if it's not space?

 

What is outer space made of if it's not empty space? And don't give me any thing about stars and planets. Space is space weather it has stars and planets in it or not. The 2 universes and the empty space would make up 1 universe.
 
Doesn't universe mean the whole thing? I mean i know there are other galaxies, but another universe? How can there be more than 1?

 

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if ya think about it, right now we don't completely know for sure if theres other life out there in existence. our current telescopic technology can only see a tiny tiny fraction of the entire universe, and no life is really proven to be found. With all that unexplored and unseen world, there just has to be other life out there existing on another planet the same as us. right now there are other organisms or beings living their own lives, and we dont know of each other. there are completely unique unseen things out there. Earth came to be by chance within our milky way galaxy. there are millions of galaxies in this universe. its simply not possible for all of those galaxies (which have existed indefinitely in time) to not have planet(s) with life.

And i had a thought cannabis is simply unique to our planet earth, no other planet has this exact plant. This is only for the ppl who like talking about space and other life[/quote

Any decent planet will have good medicine. Any proper planet in my universe!


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The uni in universe stands for one. We don't know if there is a multiverse or not.. that's one of the reasons I lost some respect for Neil DeGrasse Tyson. When he started doing Cosmos, you could see that he is biased towards the belief in the multiverse. He presented it like it was true, but all it is is a belief system with as much evidence as God has. It's fun to think about, other universes with other versions of you in it, but its silly to believe. When you do, you get a show that millions watch and then have a surge of people believing the multiverse is a real thing.

 

I'm with ya on that. People like to refer to life outside of Earth as a belief.. but its more like an observation. There is life in the universe, right here on Earth.. so that tells me life exists in the universe. It's a natural part of it and silly to believe that we are all there is.

To me, we have the universe and with they way it is expanding, it is more than likely infinite. It's not expanding into nothing cause it would literally go on forever. Thing is, there is a certain point where the rate of expansion relative to us surpasses the speed of light. Meaning that light emitted passed that point will never reach us provided the universe continues expanding. That's why it appears to us that we are in a bubble.. when the "bubble" is just the limit of our observation.

NDT went with the whole bubble multiverse theory to believe in.. even though there is no real evidence for it. I remember awhile ago he said that we are in a bubble universe and that you can see where our bubble universe collided with other bubble universes.. but that evidence was just a correlation to his belief and was never proven.

I find an infinite universe to be the best theory to get behind. That means that pretty much anything you can think of based of the laws that we currently know has the possibility of existing out there. Like right now, there could be a moon that is the diameter of our whole solar system.. and that moon is the smallest moon in a galaxy of equal scale.

Or a planet where conditions are almost identical to those on Earth, only 1,000 times bigger.. and maybe even supports humanoid life that numbers in the trillions. Fun to think about, silly to believe without the actual knowledge.

 

That's more likely now that they found existence of super sized earth like planets.

I hope the donut shape theory is true so we can figure out how to cut through wormholes lol

 

Yeah, they've spotted some pretty big exoplanets already.. they're easier to spot of course. Personally, I never put much stock into wormholes either. They would be awesome if they exist, but they haven't been proven. Most wormhole theories rely on other theories of hypothetical (exotic) matter.. but they sure would be awesome. Being able to work around the speed of light to get to wherever you want in virtually an instant, I could dig it.. but too supernatural for me to believe.

I think trying to define the universe with a shape will only result in failure. If it is infinite, it would have no shape.. no boundaries to give it a shape.