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Author Topic:   Thermodynamics and The Universe
Fabric
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Message 27 of 186 (383457)
02-08-2007 10:48 AM


just thinking out loud
what about if there was some sort of state that did'nt require time, so theres never been an absolute nothing but what ever precided the exspansion of space was there but without the dimension of time..
so in one sense there was something but in another sense there was'nt because this state did'nt have a dimension of time
so then you could say if there was no time then it did'nt exist, but maybe it did exist without time needing to be a factor.... it's a bit like QM to me.... you have to think outside the box
just a thought
Edited by Fabric, : spelling

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Fabric
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From: London, England
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Message 75 of 186 (386189)
02-20-2007 7:41 AM
Reply to: Message 67 by velcero
02-19-2007 11:20 AM


velcero writes:
I'm curious. What, then, is the scientists' position on t=0 with respect to the universe?
This subject about what happened before the "big bang" has been covered on this forum numorous times, if you take a little time to search the threads im sure you will find alot of interesting reading about it, also google questions you have on the web, self education is very satisfying i find

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