10 Questions About Space That Professors Still Can't Answer

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• MR

  @mrrob7531 · 3 months ago

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• RG

  @rgutbrod · 1 month ago

  Could it that what is missing is the assumptions that scientists have, that they are "right"? What if other the factor, that there is a Wise Creator who knows how to control the matters he needed?

• DA

  @David-Thompson9384 · 1 month ago (edited)

  #1: space is a fluid. It moves into the black hole at light speed. Space wants to take the place of the proton, but it cannot... Except inside stars. The black hole is literally absorbing location, when then takes the place of matter. Eventually most visible matter ends up here. When no more space can be accepted into the matter... Big bang. (That&apos;s right. I saw beyond the event horizon today, and then immediately saw the big bang!!!) The singularity existed for aeons. It existed for a moment, it&apos;s relative time slowed. It sent out gravity waves for all of those billions of years. Even though it exploded long ago, we are still experiencing the gravitational affects. Space is still trying to take it&apos;s place even though it&apos;s gone, and you get... Redshift... Galaxies too old and too far away. There is a border. More space. One more paradox I know but trust me on this. Oh, I forgot to tell you, when space hits the right thing, such as the full singularity, it becomes a non Newtonian fluid, moving at light speed (which is not true c. True c is reached only when the unstoppable force meets the immovable object. Light is a wave though the physical medium of space and has mass, therefore it can only approach very close to true c.)<br><br>By the way. I reconciled quantum gravity and relativity. Maybe I should change my name to Rick Sanchez.<br><br>#3: Space is a fluid with mass. The Higgs field. Even Einstein said the aether is inescapable in 1920.

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• TE

  @tessakx · 3 months ago

  brian is tweaking out in here

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• BR

  @BrianPierce-x4q · 3 months ago

  Well maybe in the very seconds of creation matter and anti matter separated from each other instead of colliding with each other and the matter of the universe had time to create everything here in the whole matter universe and antimatter had time to create the entire antimatter universe and they went their own ways instead of destroying each other

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• MA

  @majorgrubert5887 · 1 month ago

  It takes so long for flat mood to change. &nbsp;Pain will quicken this. &nbsp;I mean exercise things that make your brain 🧠 spit out dopamine after it’s uncomfortable.

• IC

  @iCostHop9998 · 1 month ago

  Pretty good I learned few things 👍🏼<br>🧐 &nbsp;📚📚📚

• LA

  @lazersteve · 8 days ago

  Let me get this straight? Space can expand faster than the speed of light? &nbsp;That implies the speed of light is not the universal speed limit of distance vs time?

• HE

  @helmhutfranz · 3 months ago

  Das Universum breitet sich in den( KLÄZT=multi Universum) aus🙋 und die kläze schweben in ein behälter drinne und der Behälter ist an die Seelen mariche angeschlossen.

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• BR

  @BrianPierce-x4q · 3 months ago

  I&apos;m watching from Lafayette Indiana

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• BR

  @BrianPierce-x4q · 3 months ago

  If the underground experiments aren&apos;t detecting anything then try above ground testing or in space testing why do those experiments have to be underground. Why?

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• IC

  @iCostHop9998 · 1 month ago

  So you are saying, there is something faster than the speed of light. 😮