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The Speculations forum is provided for those who like to hypothesize new ideas in science. To enrich our discussions above the level of Wild Ass Guesswork (WAG) and give as much meaning as possible to such speculations, we do have some special rules to follow:

  1. Speculations must be backed up by evidence or some sort of proof. If your speculation is untestable, or you don't give us evidence (or a prediction that is testable), your thread will be moved to the Trash Can. If you expect any scientific input, you need to provide a case that science can measure.
  2. Be civil. As wrong as someone might be, there is no reason to insult them, and there's no reason to get angry if someone points out the flaws in your theory, either.
  3. Keep it in the Speculations forum. Don't try to use your pet theory to answer questions in the mainstream science forums, and don't hijack other threads to advertise your new theory.

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  1. 'Dark Matter' & 'Dark Energy' are real, and entirely normal [DRAFT] 'Dark Matter' (DM) & 'Dark Energy' (DE) are known to have different properties, i.e. "behave differently". DM is spatially associated with stars in galaxies, which stars "trace" the presence of DM; and, DM possesses properties similar to stars, i.e. slow-moving, massive, gravitating point-particles. Prima facie, DM is dim stars, e.g. brown dwarves; and, dim stellar remnants, e.g. white dwarves, neutron stars, black holes. By contrast, DE is a uniformly distributed, diffuse, matter-and-energy density, logically linked to the vast inter-galactic 'Voids', which encompass most (~3/4ths) of the …

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  2. Started by Tres Juicy,

    Just to reiterate - this is pure speculation. Pi has always annoyed me, 3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510 is not sensible to my mind. Surely Pi should be 3? A nice rational number. Which made me wonder, with the expansion of the universe essentially stretching the fabric of space/time, could Pi be moving? What I maen is: in the early universe could Pi have been closer to my ideal 3? Any comments welcome as always...

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  3. Started by morgsboi,

    Okay, so this is just a theory, very rough and doesn't have much evidence to back it up due to very limited resources. Now this is based on the ability to go back in time. So if you were to go back in time (unplanned), then would you be able to get out of a constant time loop, where you are traveling along from A to B. So say you are going through normal time and then something happened to divert you away from the normal flow from A to B which ended up with you going back in time. After that would you be able to change the past by going A to B by jumping over the event that caused you to go back in time and carry on to B or would it just not be possible as you are …

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  4. Started by Tres Juicy,

    Is this time??? Past (low entropy) -----X (the present)------ All possible futures (high entropy) Where time is a wave and the present (point of observation) is where the wave (superposition of all possible futures) collapses. So in effect the universe is created NOW and flows into the past because the future only exists as a superposition (observing it in the present causes it to collapse into a single state) the present is a static point which time flows through pouring into the past. Also, when observing any superposition, you are effectively looking into the future (all possible future…

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  5. Started by IamJoseph,

    By a process of elimination, the premise can be established or negated. Re. Evoution. This does not work if this is an on-going process. Namely, an on-going process is not effected by time, which says we must see evolution occuring at all times. If one species changes to another, then we must be able to witness this every second - a billion years ago, and a billion years plus one second, and now. Of note, ToE depends on time as its proof. Secondly, evolution does not work without the 'seed' factor; namely an output of essence from the host parents, which acts as a chip with a directive program [dna; genes]. This was correctly given in Genesis, from w…

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  6. Started by IamJoseph,

    No sir - it does not. Same spot has no real meaning, other than whatever some agenda based sci-fi artists wants to make of it. The said imprint can be commonplace to all life yet not align with your conclusion; the commonality can be imited to life per se. Call me when you show why no half way chimp-human living transits appear; why did the on-going process cease. There was yet no centre; yet no point. It is scientifically impossible for the universe to be initiated with one singular entity! Every stated discovery made by ToE advocates, including alledged fossil findings, have been proven wrong, false and corrupt.

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  7. Started by Imparticle,

    Years ago, I had an idea for a "genetic" germ, an organism that has some of the characteristics of a virus, but still constitutes a bacteria. Sort of a combination of the two. I used this germ as a means to explain how a species of trees on their own hypothetical planet could synthesize consciousness; that is to say, sentient plants. The germs are hyperactive. They are constantly tampering with and re-coding segments of DNA within certain cells of the tree, so that information can be stored via the relative coding of groups of large organizations of cells as a whole. In short, the germ and the plant cells simulate an electrical-impulsive brain system, in a micros…

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  8. Started by NeoLeon,

    I can prove God and life after death biology way even evolutionairy way, i do that on my website. I programmed that myself and i put some paintings in of mine, look my website: link removed by moderator

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  9. Started by divinum1,

    In nature there are three levels of particles: primary, secondary, and tertiary. And each level is composed of two particles; one of which is semi complete in character while the other is complete in all three respects. And there are also two incomplete particles as well. Primary level is composed of; photons and gravitons. Secondary level is composed of; electrons and dielectrons. Tertiary level is composed of; neutrons and protons. The semi complete particles are; photons and electrons. The complete particles are; gravitons and dielectrons. The incomplete particles are; neutrons and protons. Moreover there are three particles with a charge, and three wit…

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  10. Started by haydxn,

    Hello there, I was thinking yesterday about earth, space, and general relativity. A particular idea popped into my head, but I could find no existing literature about it; whilst that probably indicates how stupid it is, it's also a little frustrating to not have a go-to debunking (as is usually the case for such flights of fancy!). I figured I would post it here for those cleverer than I to say "well, I think you should stop thinking that right now". The presence of matter results in gravity via the warping of spacetime. As such, orbiting bodies, travelling in a straight line through curved space, are taken in a path around their 'host' - a path which our geometry…

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  11. What will happen to a living being if it get turned into energy(theoretically)? I know turning mass into energy happens in nuclear reaction process (Combining anti-matter with the same amount of matter) but what happens if a creature turned into energy, will it servive as energy(become a new life-form)? Any help is appreciated. (Leave religion out of debate). Thanks.

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  12. Started by 36grit,

    It is my perception that: a body of relativity's density, or time dialation strength can be measured by it's light particle/wave ratio. in other words: we can see a star that exists outside of our galaxie, and we know that star light bends around galxies like ours, therefore a "membrane" of light must exist extending from one side of the galaxie to the other, and that this desity of light is different than the light membrane sphere outside of, and flowing around, our galaxie. We percieve strings, or rays of light that are directly inline with our eyes and telescopes. and when we look at these light rays up close we see the particles that make up the membranes.

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  13. Started by Dovada,

    Their seems to be a misconception held by many members of this forum that cosmic motion is not controlled by any sort of cosmic physics or order within the cosmic universe. This cosmic motion is generally denied as having any merit or purpose. Statements have been made by some members that there is no reason for the pattern of motion by matter referred to as mass bodies made up of atoms. Clearly simple observation confirms this to be basically untrue, such that clearly there is a functional order occurring within astronomical physics. Planet orbital paths and galactic motions are generally in the same physical direction thus displaying a strong sense of order occurri…

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  14. Started by dimreepr,

    I believe the universe fundamentaly is made of 2 things (for want of a better word) ENERGY and SPACETIME. I think the start of our universe was a black hole (being made of spacetime) that, having reached a crittical mass, would reach planks max temperature at the core thus melting spacetime creating an event that creates our universe. In this event energy condenses spacetime into matter (imagine your fist is energy and rubber foam is spacetime, the fist grabs the foam thus creating a dimple in spacetime E=MC2) my Question, please tell me why this statement is wrong

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  15. Started by derek w,

    If I have bricks that are black on 1 end and white on the other end,black on top and white on bottom,black on 1 face and white on other face.I can build 2 walls that are 2 layers thick,1 wall with all the black faces showing outward,and 1 wall with all the white faces showing outward.The black wall (I call a wall) the white wall (I call an anti-wall).The 2 walls are made of interchangeable parts. If a photon with enough energy can produce an electron/positron pair,can I say that a photon is an interchangeable part(that it is both a photon and anti-photon at the same time ?)

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  16. Started by michel123456,

    Time is what a clock measure. Distance is what a ruler measure. Then a question arises: is it possible to measure time with a ruler? For example, following Galileo's experiment: putting a ruler inclined and making a small sphere rolling upon it. When the sphere passes by over a line of the ruler, one unit of time has passed. Of course the problem arises that if my lines on the ruler are equidistant, I will measure time as accelerating. But although unconventional, that would be a way to measure time with a ruler. Isn't it?

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  17. Started by derek w,

    Just a thought that I have had. If the big bang started as a singularity and expands outward at the speed of light,it would expand out as a sphere(bubble).The sphere has a surface the event horizon(e/h). If the rate at which the big bang expands slows to less than the speed of light e.g. from 300,000,000m/s to say 299,999,999m/s the e/h can gain thickness at the rate of 1m/s,creating an expanding universe.2 spheres 1 inside the other,outer sphere expanding at speed of light,inner sphere decelerating,space between 2 spheres expands and the rate of expansion accelerates. As the big bang decelerates the rate of expansion of the universe(e/h) accelerates. Question …

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  18. Started by rabe,

    Can we talk about a beginning of the world, if space and time are only children of a primary matter? And may energy and antimatter essentially be the same? www.ars-una.net

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  19. Started by derek w,

    Time travels forward into the future,if we say that time zero(T0) is the present moment in time,but (T0) oscillates about zero.Then the oscillations would go back and forward in time,(in 2 directions).If we divide the oscillations into quantum units 2^q where q=any whole number.For the purpose of explaining my idea,I will use q=4,therefore 2^4 = 16,that is 8 steps forward in time and 8 steps backward in time plus 2 x (T0).Say that time oscillates about zero a rate of 10^-9 seconds.Then each quantum step would be one nano second/18.This could produce 9 layers of space at a single point(singularity).9 steps forward and 9 steps backward per cycle,each cycle being 1 nano seco…

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  20. Rick Thielen's Thoery On Black Holes, The Big Bang, and Gravity When I was young I asked my second grade teacher about gravity. I asked her if she would explain what gravity was and how it worked. The teacher explained that the rotation of the earth creates gravity. I questioned her explaination in my mind. I thought to myself if I took a ball and dipped it in water, then spun the ball the water would fly off. So I thought to myself what she told me didn't make sense at all. As the years past my thought process began to develop which would help me to understand the concept of gravity. Again when I was in the sixth grade I asked my teacher the same question about grav…

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  21. Started by matty,

    Apparently, here, http://hcp2011.lpnhe.in2p3.fr/ , at the Hadron Collider Physics meeting in France, the LHC "antimatter anomaly [suggests] new physics " *********** http://www.newscientist.com/mobile/article/mg21228404.200 "The Large Hadron Collider has turned up differences in how particles of matter and antimatter decay that the reigning standard model of physics may not be able to explain... WE ARE here thanks to a curious imbalance in the universe. To the best of our knowledge, the universe began with equal, or nearly equal, amounts of matter and antimatter. Because these particles annihilate on contact, they should have destroyed each other lo…

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  22. Started by bbouch111,

    What is everyone's opinion? And is there any logical reason or mathematical proof behind it?

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  23. I just want to know what you guys think the final theory will look like.

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  24. Started by derek w,

    thinking in just mathematical terms I can say:- u = 1 - 1/3 = +2/3 d = 1/2 - 5/6 = -1/3 u+u+u = +2 u+u+d = +1 u+d+d = 0 d+d+d = -1 I can reverse signs and say:- -u = -1+1/3 = -2/3 -d = -1/2 +5/6 = +1/3 newtons 3rd law of motion says a force in one direction must be met by an equal and opposite force.A quantum fluctuation (+1-1=0).Conservation of energy says that if this quantum fluctuation disappears another quantum fluctuation must reappear somewhere else so as to conserve the energy,producing a quantum foam. Going back to newtons 3rd law if a uneven force is applied it must be met by an equal and opposite uneven force,a mirror image. t…

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  25. Started by divinum1,

    Ever since Isaac Newton first discovered the universal law of gravitation, not much has been added to it. Gravitation still remains a mystery, since no experiments can be performed with gravitation. What is presently known about gravitation is that this force acts upon all things in the universe. And that this force is always directly proportional to the total sum of the mass and inversely proportional to the distance separating them. This notion about gravitation is still prevailing upon all physicists and astrophysicists since it was first introduced. But the truth about gravitation is by far more different than what is now known about it. Gravitation is in fac…

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