Double ugh... #-o
Here we go again.
This is all in your head as you have no calculations that provide a model of the beginnings of the universe. We already have a model of what happened after the big bang. While it isn't perfect, it's light-years beyond yours because I don't even see a 1+2=3 in your words, much less calculations that show how these particles and forces interacted the way you claim.
And when seeing such means its true??????
history is full of math, that turns out to be wrong...
Mosheh Thezion wrote:
2) Galxies: the Hubble has shown galaxies do evolve from a small cloud which spirally expands.. eventually forming the arms we commonly see....
I've never heard of this. What's your source?
My SOURCE??? HUBBLE?? IT WAS BIG NEWS.
I THOUGHT YOU PEOPLE STUDIED ASTRONOMY?
You say that the Hubble is the source of your information. Did you apply for time on the Hubble and observe galaxies "expanding". The Hubble shows us galaxies as they are now, and clues to how they formed. And since gravity is attractive and not repulsive, there was definitely no "expanding" involved. It appears that your source isn't the Hubble, but your own jumped-at conclusion that you like because it fits your hypothesis.
NO.. its data collected by hubble, why dont you go to the hubble site, and read up on all that it has shed light on. WHY DO YOU COMMENT ON THAT WHICH YOU HAVE NO IDEA?
Mosheh Thezion wrote:
3) everyone now believes in super large black hole thinger at the center of our galaxie and probubly all galaxies...
Well, I've never heard it described in quite that way, but yes, that's the mainstream position.
Well, sir i propose to you that indeed that simple believable fact serves as one of the bed rocks of my proposal, for in theory it should be there.. its the left over chunk of the mass that exploded to form our galaxie...
Give us some proof that the big black hole at the center of our galaxy is left over from the mass that exploded to form our galaxy. Why is it left over? Why didn't it explode like the rest? You can say it happens but just saying so isn't evidence. Like I said, we already have models of how galaxies formed and they're all backed up by math that matches observations. You have nothing but, "I say so." So how does that make your hypothesis better than current models?
Another example of you throwing stones, like a child.
i was asked to discuss the evidense as it relates to my theory and i have done so.. if i give you a recipe for pizza do you need the dna of the cow who made the cheese?
Mosheh Thezion wrote:
4) we are all aware of the left over nucleons... yes i did say nucleons, we call dwarfs and pulsars and so forth... left behind when stars explode and decay......
Utter nonsense. Stars are not particles.
I speak not of stars.. i speak of dwarfs and pulsars and nuetron stars.. which while being the size of planets, may have the density of a nuetron.... literally.. they can be giant nuetrons.
We have mathematical models that predict the way stars collapse into neutron stars (which aren't pure neutrons, anyway). There is no dwarf at the center of our star, it is powered by fusion. Since we've created fusion in the form of fusion bombs, we understand the math. The sun accurately matches the way a fusion reaction works. There is no dwarf there.
you mean fusion reactors that dont work...
the math that says the fusion reactor should work...
i didnt say dwarfs were nuetrons.. i said they are as dense as...
which in itself.. is evidense that matter is not limited to existance as only protons and nuetrons...
and what i said.. is that the exiatance of dwarfs serves to back up my theory... as do galaxtic core black holes... as does the spiral motions of all heavenly bodies.
MT:
Yes.. fusion can be done.. but it has never yielded over unity...
What does that mean? Just what the heck does that mean? I have no idea what that means. Can someone (besides MT) tell me what the heck that means?
getting more out that we put in.. like fission.
fission works.. smashing helium into lithium to cause fission into three heliums yields energy.. but making lithium from helium and hydrogen doesnt.. niether does helium from hydrogen.
Concerning the moments after the big bang, we have fantastic mathematical models that show how the elementary particles released from the singularity beginning became hydrogen. The mass expanded from the velocity given it by the initial explosion. It was not evenly distributed and some parts were more dense than others. Because of this, over the first part of our universe's life, gravity began to lump the denser parts together to form solid bodies.
And you say my ideas are wacko.. you just swallow that tripe and say thankyou, its yummy... you are always jumping on me, and critising me.. well now its your turn.. everything you just said is as baseless as all my 0D-3D proposals.. they are purely theoretical and serve to explain what should of happened to make things the way you believe it to be.. which of course is still questionalble.. or should be...
Do you ever question what they have taught you? fault line?? do you ever look for the possible faults? cause it doesnt seem like it.
Do I really have to go on? I think I know what you're trying to say now, but you have nothing to back it up.
But i can connect all the dots.. from moment zero to today... big bang cannot do that.. it cannot unify all.
my proposal does unify it all, and that is why i try... try... try.. to share its simple logic with you all.
That the big bang exploded into chunks which you called "particles" which expanded into galaxies because of some type of dimensional stretching. Each chunk had the mass of a supercluster (or at least the mass of a galaxy). You're dead wrong.
prove it.. you cannot.. just as i cannot prove i am right.. all we can do is point and say what if.. well i am pointing now.
If such chunks existed, they would have been so massive that their own gravity wouldn't let them expand into ANYTHING! Do you know how much mass is in a supercluster? I doubt you do. Because it doesn't take that much mass to make a black hole.
Based on math we cannot actually prove is based on proper values and ratios.... history is full of bad math.
It only takes about 2 or 3 solar masses. You mean to tell me that a chunk with the mass of a thousand trillion solar masses could EXPAND against its own gravitational field?
History.... Math.
Heck no! Nonplausible, unproductivish, and ineffectivoid! Not even the exclusion principle could hold up against that much mass concentrated into a chunk. Your chunks would have collapsed into singularities in a picosecond.
says who?? not your research... maybe you should read more.
Am I right?