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I believe there that the universe is just like an atom. Protons are mass and energy. Neutrons are the vacuum and electrons are negative (not dark) energy. I find the cosmic microwave background to be like the nucleus. So I think negative energy is outside of the cosmic microwave background orbiting around the rest of the universe. Does it make sense? The only thing I couldn't explain with this theory is expansion.

I was wondering, what makes the particles shoot away from the event horizon? Or do they not and just orbit?

A time machine would be next to impossible but it would be possible to use relativity to our advantage. Orbiting around a black hole would slow down time around you so when you get back, your in the future relative to the black hole.

The multi-verse theory? And then of course multi-multi-verse and so on. Would the radiation bouncing off it count?

I know what quantum mechanics is. Anyway, I'm not talking of M theory or particles. I'm talking about SPACE, the space that surrounds the particles because if there wasn't space they wouldn't exist. Anyway, time could be stopping for "a billion years" (yes, I know you can't measure time where there is no time) every mili-second and we would never know.

All of space has no kinetic energy so does it mean if we go there, we stop in time?

I disagree. If you look at the bigger picture, what would a fair world be like? You wouldn't be happy because you would be sad. It's the little things that count. We don't really look up to litter pickers and people with those kind of jobs, but if the world was fair we wouldn't have them and therefore the world would be a dirtier place which would make us sad. Nobody would have an distinctions or things they can enjoy or people that they can love because that would be unfair to lots of people. Could you imagine a world where everyone was the same? Nothing would be accomplished and the entire human race would be stuck in a hole. Yes, chavvy mugs stealing things off you isn't fair because you have earned what they have stolen. But then maybe the life they were brought up in wasn't fair. A few cheap-shit losers breaking the rules of life are just wrong and should be put right, but is it fair to give them a load more money to help them or is it fair to lock them up until they learn their lesson? A world with justice is better than a fair world. Not only Satanists believe that, I'm not even sure they do because if you look at the bigger picture fair is equal to nothing and everything.

As an atheist myself (not that that even matters), I believe in extra-terrestrial life. Do you not have any idea how big the universe is? And your right it's not scientifically proven but you really haven't looked into anything. It is quite likely there is extra-terrestrial life under the ice of one of Jupiter's moons! You couldn't be more wrong in jumping to conclusions like that. And listen to what your saying. GOD isn't scientifically proven and yet you refer to a god being there. I'm not saying there isn't a god becuase how can you know? And I'm not saying there is extra-terrestrial life because how can you know? I believe that's a violation of Philosophy/ Religion rules: 1a. Anyone correct me if I'm wrong.

Also, did you take in the atom bit? It's a bit far fetched but its part of my theory which I may post on here.

Okay But also what I mean is that it doesn't have to be soil as I could use concrete to represent it as it won't get denser. I only simply mean that there is positive and negative.

It's for physics work.

Well we said putting a man on the moon was impossible and the Earth was the centre of all things. Curiosity told. And I suppose but the universe cannot start with nothing because whatever started it is at the centre of all things and that may not even be correct. And I think I understand where you are coming from. Like a hydrogen atom having 1 electron, 1 proton and 1 neutron. Yes, I've just thought of it that way and all the charges add up to zero, yet we still have hydrogen. But then there is another way to think of it too. The electrons are on the outside where as the protons are in the nucleus. I think of it as the nucleus representing the universe, the protons representing energy and mass, neutrons representing the vacuum and electrons representing the "outer universe". I see the universe and "outer universe" as 1 giant atom, which then links me on to the question, what is outside this "giant atom"? That is the multiverse. ^^ I have to say thank you for that comment because what is above has just come clear to me and is added onto my "growing theory"

The human race is curious. For the time we have been on planet Earth, we have always been making discoveries and if there is a wall in the way, we find away around the wall. WE WANT TO KNOW. Was there ever a place in your childhood where you couldn't get to but you always wanted to know what was there, or wondered what happens when you touch fire. Curiosity is essential so we can keep on evolving and upgrading our knowledge. Now the questions, is there a god? Or how did the universe begin? Or what will happen when we die? Curiosity will tell. 0 = nothing Think about what you just said. But I do like the multiverse theory and although I think it could be correct (which would change this whole topic as there would be 1+-1 = 0), I go with my own theory. 0 = nothing Think about what you just said. But I do like the multiverse theory and although I think it could be correct (which would change this whole topic as there would be 1+-1 = 0), I go with my own theory. Sorry but your talking about soil and your not taking in the whole meaning of it.

But there was no space before the big bang as time and space were created within it. I don't mean someone literally took a shovel and started digging but it's the energy that I'm talking about. For me, I think digging a hole is the best way to explain it.

Well if we go with the theory that the universe is a dodecahedron, then what is outside of that and why is it separated and sealed off. Maybe the energy outside of there is negative which is what creates the barrier between the universe as we know it. Also if we look at dark flow, maybe the galaxies are "magnetized" in some kind of way much like north and south poles. I think that it is possible that galaxies and matter can simply pop out of this "barrier" and be instantly annihilated like a much larger version of what happens with particles in quantum mechanics.

The easiest way to think of it is as mass but in layers or a scale like -1 0 +1 Dig a hole and you have a hole and a pile. The pile is positive and the hole is negative. (I know its not but its the example) So with the hole dug, there is still the same amount of dirt, its just transferred from the neutral (0) to positive (+1) and negative (-1).

But there is no air in a vacuum. Are you referring to a place outside the space-time continuum? Because that isn't what we are discussing.

I would say, assuming there's another guard......... (then the same answer)

Oh yes, so I did. I wrote it down on my notes before I put it on here though. Thanks for the confirmation.

Hello, just checking that this is right before I put it in my extension work. Is this the correct formula to find the velocity of an object falling without counting air resistance? mgh = 1/2 m^2 divide both sides by m gh = 1/2 v^2 v = sq (2gh)

I know it's being a bit literal, but how do you know that one guard tells the truth and the other lies? Because if one of the guards told you that then you wouldn't know if its the truth or a lie so therefore you wouldn't be able to know which door to take. Because for all you know is they both lie.

Yep, that's exactly what I mean.