Logic? Common sense? This thread needs not these things...
Compressing Space Time into an Hour Glass
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Spoken like Yoda the wise.
https://www.space.com/gravitational-wave-memory.html
If gravitational w`aves can be detected and the Universe remembers them, then less powerful gravitational waves would have been present and remembered prior to the Big Bang.
If the Big Bang is the result of the seed creating the tree or the Universe, then the seed itself would have its own traits of remembering and storing information.
If gravitational w`aves can be detected and the Universe remembers them, then less powerful gravitational waves would have been present and remembered prior to the Big Bang.
If the Big Bang is the result of the seed creating the tree or the Universe, then the seed itself would have its own traits of remembering and storing information.
¿Que?
If not words, how about a singing ringing tree?
No idea, I'm a pirate not a gardener, graviton trees and seeds, it is all rather... eh.. I have no words for it..
At least the real world doesn't have space mushrooms and a mushroom network, but hey I think the real world has that already with regular mushrooms. I read Paul Stamets book
Since you don't actually reply to anyone int his thread, and since it seems to not be about anything in particular and subject the whims of your personal universe, I would state that the waves are rememberd according to the mass of the objects they acted upon, as long as those waves were sound waves an the people they acted upon knew how to boogie.
F = qE + qv × B.
the entire electromotive force acting up on the charge particles of the audience, as you can see, is subject to vector within a magnetic field, which when radiated into cosmic background radiation approaching 0 kelvins can result in an audience being too cool to dance.
i believe we both know Maxwell's Party Equations, @Dryson so I shall not bore you with going into them, but clearly we need something to avoid Fonzi's Cool Barrier, while at the same time allowing a beam of pure beat to intersect fluctuating awkward single humanoids in opposed nuclei (FASHION) in a way that energy is released.
I propose the only answer is polka. Yes, polka. Thank you my friend for finding the answer. Time can now be compressed and released with some happy umpah, you wise devil.
And the all time master of Polka already knew all of this!!!
So, that makes Weird Al...what? God?
So, that makes Weird Al...what? God?
Moss Agate
Mosses usually contain Tardigrades that are able too survive almost anywhere that water and their food such as moss exists.
Could it be possible that Tardigrades are present in that moss agate just waiting for better conditions to rouse them from their slumber?
Could Moss Agate be a stasis vehicle thay could carry thousands of not millions of Tardigrades through space to new planet's that along with the moss, would start life anew once broken open and water courses through the agates structure?
Mosses usually contain Tardigrades that are able too survive almost anywhere that water and their food such as moss exists.
Could it be possible that Tardigrades are present in that moss agate just waiting for better conditions to rouse them from their slumber?
Could Moss Agate be a stasis vehicle thay could carry thousands of not millions of Tardigrades through space to new planet's that along with the moss, would start life anew once broken open and water courses through the agates structure?
Hell I just pop in here from time to time to see what is posted.
I was thinking, after mistaking an agate moss as actually having moss inside of it, that since amber is able to petrify insects and plant life, could a Tardigrade survive inside of the petrified amber containing moss? If so, then perhaps amber filled with moss containing Tardigrades could travel through the Universe until the amber encounters a planet that has water but very little plant life on it. Once the amber has been broken open the DNA stored within the amber in petrified format could possibly start new life on the planet as microbes scurry over it replicating the proteins stored and protected within it.
If the Tardigrade was able too survive somehow off of the water molecules inside of the amber then perhaps it might resurrect itself in the new world to help build more colonies of plant life through its own interaction with the new planets environment.
If the Tardigrade was able too survive somehow off of the water molecules inside of the amber then perhaps it might resurrect itself in the new world to help build more colonies of plant life through its own interaction with the new planets environment.
Dude...the '60s were good to you!
Takes long toke...
Takes long toke...
Disco inferno...
Bring out the mirrorball baby
Reality is over-rated
https://news.uci.edu/2019/07/22/the-case-against-reality/
It Still belongs to the fittest:
https://www.wired.com/story/quantum...medium=email&utm_source=nl&utm_term=WIR_Daily
New "choose your adventure"
https://www.technologyreview.com/s/611189/now-playing-a-movie-you-control-with-your-mind/
https://news.uci.edu/2019/07/22/the-case-against-reality/
It Still belongs to the fittest:
https://www.wired.com/story/quantum...medium=email&utm_source=nl&utm_term=WIR_Daily
New "choose your adventure"
https://www.technologyreview.com/s/611189/now-playing-a-movie-you-control-with-your-mind/
https://www.express.co.uk/news/scie...is-universe-physics-news-astronomy-space-2019
This is going to be big.
If stars are able to have existed prior to the Big Bang then how did they form?
Would pre-Big Bang stars also collapse into black holes?
If pre - big bang black holes exist would they be less destructive unlike Einstein Universe black holes? Could they possibly even be considered true wormholes that would be able to be traveled through?
This is going to be big.
If stars are able to have existed prior to the Big Bang then how did they form?
Would pre-Big Bang stars also collapse into black holes?
If pre - big bang black holes exist would they be less destructive unlike Einstein Universe black holes? Could they possibly even be considered true wormholes that would be able to be traveled through?
Jim Croce might know a thing or two about this subject. 
His "Time in a Bottle" was a hit back in the day. 
His "Time in a Bottle" was a hit back in the day. Similar threads
