Re: knowledge is power

From: Bill Hobba (bhobba_at_rubbish.net.au)
Date: 08/02/04


Date: Mon, 02 Aug 2004 09:12:43 GMT


"mostafa dia" <the_apprentice1@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:b89298e9.0408020051.3a80abc1@posting.google.com...
> Space and time
> -------------------------------
> There are two theories or convictions centered around the existence or
> creation of our present universe,and life altogether:
> The first one is a scientific approach,which is not yet proven,

I consider basing our theories on what we observe to be a lot moor accurate
than any other means.

> and is
> doubted by a great many number of religious and non_religious
> believers.

Without any actual basis.

> The second one is a spiritual belief,that is not scientifically
> logical,and is likewise doubted by as many as those who believe in the
> first theory.
> The first proposition assumes that the universe began with a big
> bang;that space and time emerged with that first universal
> explosion;that this brought about the necessary material elements
> which formed a body of about 100 or more billion galaxies during a
> span of about 10 to 20 billion years of human time;that everyone of
> these galaxies is supposed to contain less or more than 100 billion
> stars each,ranging in size from being close to our solar star,up to
> 100's or 1000's of times larger than that;that most or all of these
> stars might have planets and moons,ranging in numbers according to
> their relative size.
> This assumption has lead to the fuzzy conclusion that there existed
> neither time nor space prior to that big universal show of heavenly
> fireworks.

You obviously know nothing of science or the scientific method. Inflation
is a well defined theory (rather a collection of theories) perfectly in
accord with observation. Your beliefs it is 'fuzzy' or nay other adjectives
you wish to trot out is irrelevant - correspondence with observation is all
that counts - have you any comment regarding that?

> But that left one major flaw in the web of the deductive and logical
> reasoning of the frail human mind:
> Where was that extremely dense mass of the (petite) particle situated
> prior to that bang??? And what form of timeless and spaceless object
> of unknown substance did enclose or surround its relatively (poco)
> size???

It began with something called the false vacuum - not a particle - see
http://nedwww.ipac.caltech.edu/level5/Guth/Guth3.html. The following
contains so many misunderstandings and misconceptions the poster is strongly
requested to asquint him/herself with the facts.

Thanks
Bill

> Three possible alternatives stand out before our very scrutinizing
> eyes of our logical petty minds:
> 1-This particle might have been immersed in a limited timeless and
> spaceless object of unknown substance,slightly bigger than the
> particle's size.
> 2-It might have been enclosed by a timeless and spaceless object of
> unknown substance that fit exactly its size;In both cases nothing was
> supposed to exist beyond that.
> 3-It was floating in an infinite timeless and spaceless object of
> unknown substance.
> If we hang on to the first alternative,we would conclude that the
> boundaries of that small particle coincided with the beginning of the
> timeless and spaceless limited substance that certainly has an
> end,because it was not infinite.That substance could not have ended
> nowhere!!!But had to coincide with the beginning of something
> else;Otherwise,it could not have been limited'with an end.
> Following that same route of deductive reasoning,we would conclude
> that that something else of timeless and spaceless nature had to be
> limited,with an end;or infinite,with no end.
> If it were the first,it had to coincide with still another thing of
> timeless and spaceless nature,and so on and so forth,up to an endless
> chain of infinite number of limited objects of timeless and spaceless
> natures to no end.
> If it were the latter,it should have been one infinite timeless and
> spaceless object of unknown nature that occupied everything outside
> the boundaries of that particle and its compartments.
> If we stick to the second alternative,we would have to run the same
> chain of beginnings and ends of infinite number of timeless and
> spaceless objects of unknown natures.
> If we settle with the last alternative,we would get the same results
> without having to go over the same repititive cycle of beginnings and
> ends.
> But,in everyone of these three alternatives,there arises the one and
> same obstacle :
> This particle could not have expanded beyond its limited boundaries
> if it were surrounded by some form of infinite unknown substance or
> substances,whose infinite size might have hindered the expansion of
> that little particle beyond its restricted boundaries;that infinite
> body of unknown nature could not have been pushed or moved beyond its
> infinite boundaries,in order to give room for the expansion of that
> particle;there were supposed to exist no empty space in the first
> place,before or after that substance,or any other substance or
> particle,remember!!!
> This final analysis leaves us with one and only logical solution:
> There should have existed an empty space beyond the boundaries of
> that tiny particle of dense mass,in order to facilitate its expansion
> beyond anything imaginable.
> That space should have been infinite,or else it would have ended
> somewhere and coincided with another body of unknown substance of
> timeless and spaceless nature,existing beyond that limited space.
> That timeless and spaceless substance should not have existed in the
> first place,because it should have been infinite and could not have
> left any more room of empty space for any particle to expand beyond
> its restricted boundaries!!!
> Now,if we suppose that there existed no time before the big bang,we
> would have to ask ourselves the only one simple and logical question:
> How long did it take the particle to condense??How long did it remain
> in a static state before its explosion??How long did it take the
> material of its substance to be formed before that
> condensation?????And how long!!?? And how long!!??And so on and so
> forth of many how longs!!!!!
> If we assume that this particle came as a result of the condensation
> of some scattered material of unknown substance;or the scattered
> remnants of a previous dead universe,and had moved towards some
> universal gravitational centre of absolute force to condense into one
> tiny particle of dense mass,it would be logical to conclude that that
> movement of those scattered material took place within the frame of
> time and space axis,and not otherwise!!Movement does not exist outside
> the time and space frame.
> That particle could not have popped out of nowhere,outside the axis
> of time and space,and condensed without any further movement inside
> that frame towards an absolute force of gravitation!!!That would be
> scientifically absurd!!!
> In the final analysis,time and space are infinite entities that have
> existed for an eternity,and will continue to exist for another
> eternity.
> Time and space have always been the workshops of infinity to mold
> endless structures of endless matrial and non_material existences all
> through eternity!!!
> On the other hand,if we acknowledge the second conviction,and believe
> that existence was created by a super deity of heavenly powers,we
> would have to consider one very important possibility:
> That time and space had existed long before the creation of our
> present universe,because there existed a powerful and mighty heavenly
> force prior to that creation,which had an infinite form,and had
> existed for an eternity long before the present creation:that creation
> which is but one small link in an infinite chain of endless creations
> that have been going on and will go on for ever and ever??!!
> If there exists other theories regarding the formation of our
> universe,or other universes,for that matter,they have to follow the
> same line of deductive reasoning that leads to none other conclusions
> than what has already been presented so far,concerning time and place:
> Nothing exists outside the frame of infinte time and
> space;Otherwise,that would only be only mere speculations issuing from
> a frail and limited human mind of limited and ignorant nature!!!
> ------------------------------------------------
> Matter And The Void
> --------------------------
> Everything that exists,including us sentient beings,is only a
> void,that has no material essence whatsoever.
> For matter,is just a three dimensional effect of the void;and
> sentient material existence is nothing more than an awareness,that
> feels the effect of the void,that takes a material form of color,and
> shape,by the deductive foreign mind of the first attention,in a three
> dimensional space,and time.
> Matter,as science defined it,is made up of atoms;and these atoms are
> composed of protons,neutrons,and electrons;the nucleus of the atom
> comprises the proton,and the neutron,which is surrounded by rotating
> electrons.
> Molecules are made up of atoms,joined by the bond between the
> electrons;the molecule of water,for example,is composed of 2 hydrogen
> atoms,and 1 oxygen atom;a drop of water is made up of
> millions of combined water molecules;any body of water is comprised of
> millions of water drops.
> Suppose now that we travel deep into the atom,and view it from
> the inside;the atom would look like something,that resembles the solar
> system:the sun being the nucleus,and the planets,that are rotating
> around it,being the electrons.
> If we measure the volume of the space,that the solar system
> occupies,and compare this volume with the actual volume of the sun and
> its 9 planets,the ratio would be,something like 1 : 1000000.
> The majority of this solar space would be a void,which comprises
> about 99 percent of this volume.
> Now if we take a water molecule,and measure its volume,it would
> be like measuring the space,that the sun occupies with its two nearest
> stars.
> After comparing the volume of this space,with the actual volume
> of the sun,and these two stars,we would get a ratio of much more than
> 1 :1000000000 .
> The majority of the volume,would be a void,which comprises about 99
> percent or more .
> If we take a drop of water,and compare its volume with the volume of
> the atoms,that comprise the drop of water,this would be like comparing
> the volume of the space, that the milky way galaxy occupies
> with the volume of all the stars,that comprises this galaxy.
> In this case,the ratio would be extremely more than
> 1:1000000000000,and the void forms about 99.5 percent.
> Now,if we take the Atlantic Ocean and compare its volume with the
> volume of the corrosponding atoms,the comparison would cover
> the whole universe,with all the stars in all the 12000000000 galaxies
> .
> The ratio would jump to 1 versus an infinite number;the majority of
> the volume would be about 99.9 percent of void this time.
> Now,if we try to analyze this 1% of the supposed material volume,the
> trip would take us,still further into the depth of the atom, into
> where the nucleus lies.
> By travelling into the nucleus,and take the proton,for example,and
> compare the volume of this proton,with the volume of its components
> the quarks,the ratio would be something comparable to what has been
> presented up to now in this analysis;the proton would also comprise a
> 99 percent of void too.
> And if we go still deeper,and analyze the quarks in turn,we would
> get the same result;the quark would form more than 99 percent of void
> also.
> If we go still to a much deeper level,and reach an infinitesimal
> dimension,we would find out,that matter doesn't exist in the first
> place .
> And in analyzing the neutron and the electron in the same deductive
> method,we would be more convinced than ever,that what really exist is
> only a void,and that matter,is only an effect of the flux of energy of
> this void,which is but one infinite whole,comprised of no other part,
> but itself,and that everything that exists,is just part of the flux of
> energy of this infinite void;and the flux is none other than the
> infinite field of energy of the of the circle of light,that comprises
> an infinite number of infinitesimal points of awareness attached to
> that infinite flux of live energy.
> This void and its flux of energy,has no description in the deductive
> foreign mind of the first attention;for who can pinpoint the void and
> give it a reasonable and sound description?????????!!!!!!!!!!!!
> ____________________________________________
> If our present material universe is 10 to 20 billion years of age,and
> if we compare that age with the infinite age of the endless space that
> houses this universe,we would conclude that the age of the present
> existing material universe is nill in comparison to the age of the
> endless and everlasting space,that has been standing since eternity
> and will stand still for another eternity.
> And if the present universe is just 10 to 20 billion years of
> age,then what was there 50,or100,or1000 billion years ago?Or a
> trillion years ago?Or a zillion years ago? Or what had existed an
> infinite years ago?
> Was there nothing prior to the present existence of our material
> universe?And if that was the case,why hasn't the universe come into
> existence long before that period?And why 10 to 20 billion years ago
> in particular,when it could have existed 50,or100,or1000,or10,000
> billion or less or more years ago?Or it will have come into existence
> a 1000,or a zillion trillion or more or less years away from now!
> If the universe is going to survive for another 50,or 100 billion or
> less or more years away in the distant future,then would existence
> come to an end after the death of our mortal universe?And would this
> endless and everlasting wide space become empty and steril for
> another eternity,as it is assumed to have been prior to the inception
> of our new born professed universe?
> If the factors that prompted the birth of our universe had been
> appropriate only 10 to 20 billion years ago,then couldn't they have
> been appropriate a zillion or a 1000 zillion or more or less years ago
> before the conception with our beloved universe?Or wouldn't they be
> appropriate too a 1000 trillion zillion or more or less years in the
> future?
> Or if this material existence was created by a heavenly
> deity,couldn't it have created another one long before it had created
> the present one?And wouldn't that divine and almighty creator
> originate another universe shortly or long after the death of ours?And
> why create only one universe,when it could create infinite ones?
> Wouldn't it like to be worshiped by as many universes as there could
> be in existence?
> And wouldn't you like to have more than one baby if you just could
> support them and provide them with their livley needs?
> Or wouldn't you like to become the emperor of the universe instead of
> being only the ruler of planet earth?Oh!!!! I guess you are mighty
> humble to settle only with governing your own country??!!!??!!!??Or
> city???!!! Or village??!! Or street?! Or may be just your own
> temper!right?
> If the universe is 10 to 20 billion cubic light years in volume,why
> would that infinite space be void of any other material universe
> beyond the existing one?
> And if we compare the volume of the present universe with the
> infinite volume of the endless space that surrounds this limited
> nill,we would only conclude that this tiny volume of material
> existence is nothing more than a mere infinitesimal point in
> comparison with that endless and wide_open space that has no limits
> even to measure it with!!!
> Why would that endless space bring forth a tiny bush,while it can
> become swerving with infinite blossoming flowers throughout its
> endless expanse of unlimited space?
> And if the factors were appropriate for material existence to occupy
> a limited portion of that endless ocean of void space,couldn't they
> have also been appropriate for other material volumes to occupy
> endless portions in that limitless expansion of never_ending space?
> And if those same factors were appropriate for material existence to
> occupy a limited portion 10 to 20 billion years ago,then couldn't they
> have been appropriate for matter to occupy that same space a zillion
> or more or less years ago?And wouldn't they be also appropriate for
> any other existence to occupy that same space a trillion or less or
> more years after this universe is long gone?
> Couldn't the physical laws of this universe and the atomic structure
> of its matter have been different from what they are in the present
> existence?And if that was all true,couldn't there have existed other
> material occupations with different physical laws and atomic
> structures before the existence of the present one?Or wouldn't there
> have existed other different ones during the existence of the present
> one?And won't there exist more different ones after the death of the
> present one???
> And couldn't there have existed other material volumes with similar
> laws and atomic structures before the existence of the present one?Or
> wouldn't there have existed other similar ones during the existence of
> the present one?And won't there exist other similar ones after the
> death of the present one????
> Has the beginning of the present universe started 10 to 20 billion
> years ago,after the big bang of that extremely heavy particle of dense
> matter took place?Or has it started before that,when that dense matter
> began to unite and condense?And how long did it take that particle of
> dense matter to condense and explode as a result of the huge pressure
> that had become too large to keep its particles together any longer??
> Or wouldn't it be possible to assume that that dense and heavily
> condensed particle were the remnants of another previous deceased
> universe,which had expended its potential energy of atomic bonding,and
> had decomposed into loose matter,that had reassembled and aligned
> itself because of an inherent factor,that had enabled it to
> reconstruct itself again into one heavily condensed particle,under an
> extreme field of gravitational force?
> Or wouldn't it be possible that the huge force of gravity that had
> attracted and condensed the matter of the big bang in the first
> place,would also attract and condense the dead matter of this universe
> after its fading away 50 or 100 billion years from now? And wouldn't
> that be similar to what happens in an underwater explosion,when the
> sucking pressure of the vaccumed sphere resulting from the explosion
> crumbles down and redirects the pressure to the centre of the
> explosion??
> And last but not least,couldn't it be possible that this same matter
> of the present universe may have undergone an infinite process of
> expanding and condensing,before the existence of the present form of
> our universe?And wouldn't it be feasible and sane to think that that
> process will go on for another infinite period of intensity of
> composition and decomposition??
> And could there have also been other processes of intensity with
> other material occupations of a different order before,during,and
> after this present occupation,and other intensity processes with other
> material occupations of similar orders before,during,and after the
> present occupation too???
> That is the big question???????????????????????????????????????????
>
>
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