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Ignorance is bliss, isn't it deej?

Oh come on, you can't get away that easily! :D Who's to say that time was created at that point? I guess it's a matter of whether time is a constant or not. Why did time only have to exist when matter began to exist? :undecide: You're still taking the easy way out :P Inconclusive

This conversation's already advanced beyond this point :P I replied to Ian's post, saying that if the big bang theory were true, these particles would be blown away from eachother at infinite velocity, and no amount of minute gravitational pull would possibly be able to bring them back...

But the question is, how did this 'less than nothingness' become something, and where did this 'less than nothingness' come from in the first place. If everything is blown away from the original point, would those 'less than nothing' particles not be blown away to an infinite distance at...

:sigh: Zlatan... I worry about you sometimes...

What was there before those tiny particles? I don't really get that. How can there be a force of gravity when there's no objects significantly large enough to carry a force of gravity? Gravity has to come from objects with a large mass, and if there's a spread of the tiniest particles, i...

\o/ I didn't even need to pull out my yr 12 physics book :D

Awww gimme a break, I was just trying to be dramatic :)

Success for galaxy quest January 8, 2004 - 11:18AM An Australian-led research team which was refused use of an American telescope has discovered a string of galaxies, challenging existing theories about how the universe evolved. The team used telescopes in Chile and at the Siding Spring...