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Steve

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2nd Dec 10 at 16:06

http://primaxstudio.com/stuff/scale_of_universe/

mike56gte

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2nd Dec 10 at 16:13

that makes you feel very very small!

Gary

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2nd Dec 10 at 16:25

930Ym?

How can the universe be a size. Surely its infinate

Brett

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2nd Dec 10 at 16:32

OMG I youtubed the giant earthworm and the topped comment made me laugh

quote:

LOL yup I just came from that scale of the universe thing. Interesting how so many people had the same reaction to look this one up.

[Edited on 02-12-2010 by loafofbrett]

Steve

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2nd Dec 10 at 16:37

same

JaffaTB

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2nd Dec 10 at 16:44

im still scared of those giant centipedes i saw on youtube, BRRRRR

_Allan_

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2nd Dec 10 at 16:53

This one always blows my mind:

http://www.gifbin.com/981867

I read somewhere that if you had the earth as 1cm in diameter, the sun would be 109cm in diameter. VY Canis Majoris would be 2.3km

[Edited on 02-12-2010 by _Allan_]

adiohead

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2nd Dec 10 at 17:00

Slough is the centre of the Universe.

Robo C20Let

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2nd Dec 10 at 17:19

ok here are a few questions

1.what started the universe 9dont say the big bang because what started that)
2. if the universe is expanding....whats it expanding into

oceansoul

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2nd Dec 10 at 17:49

quote:
Originally posted by Robo C20Let
ok here are a few questions

2. if the universe is expanding....whats it expanding into

Vast nothingness

alan-g-w

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2nd Dec 10 at 17:50

I've always thought that being an astrologist would be a dead annoying job knowing that you're never ever going to, or even be able to, know everything there is to know.

sand-eel

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2nd Dec 10 at 17:59

vy canis majoris is nearly the distance from the sun to pluto

GF-91

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2nd Dec 10 at 18:00

quote:
Originally posted by alan-g-w
I've always thought that being an astrologist would be a dead annoying job knowing that you're never ever going to, or even be able to, know everything there is to know.

Isn't that the same as most jobs though?

sand-eel

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2nd Dec 10 at 18:03

quote:
Originally posted by Robo C20Let
ok here are a few questions

1.what started the universe 9dont say the big bang because what started that)
2. if the universe is expanding....whats it expanding into

1.Another big bang, My theory is the universe is expanding and it will to a certain point, when the energy of the expansion runs out, it will slow and contract. When everything contracts back together again it will all explode (big bang) and start again.
2.Nothing there are no borders, or just a FUCKING MASSIVE gap between another big bang.

I will sell these theories to a scientist

alan-g-w

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2nd Dec 10 at 18:46

quote:
Originally posted by GF-91

quote:
Originally posted by alan-g-w
I've always thought that being an astrologist would be a dead annoying job knowing that you're never ever going to, or even be able to, know everything there is to know.

Isn't that the same as most jobs though?

That's why I put in the 'able to' bit. Even if you had an unlimited amount of time and were phsically able to learn everything that anyone's ever known, you still wouldn't know everything about the universe. For the sheer fact that it's infinite.

adiohead

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2nd Dec 10 at 19:15

everyone knows that Jesus created the universe:

Robo C20Let

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2nd Dec 10 at 19:51

ok but what created the thing that made the big bang, where did that huge rock come from because you cant make something from nothing

sand-eel

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2nd Dec 10 at 19:54

Hydrogen gas

John

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2nd Dec 10 at 19:55

It wasn't a huge rock, it was a singularity.

oceansoul

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2nd Dec 10 at 19:56

quote:
Originally posted by Robo C20Let
ok but what created the thing that made the big bang, where did that huge rock come from because you cant make something from nothing

Colliding matter and anti matter in a singularity.

...Something to that effect.

JonnyJ

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2nd Dec 10 at 19:57

Doesnt Einsteins theory of relativity allow for something to come from nothing though? Remember that just because you cant see anything doesnt mean there is nothing there, just an absence of matter

adiohead

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2nd Dec 10 at 19:58

quote:
Originally posted by Robo C20Let
ok but what created the thing that made the big bang, where did that huge rock come from because you cant make something from nothing

JESUS DID

sand-eel

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2nd Dec 10 at 20:00

Anyway before the big bang there may have been NO laws of physics, I personally think it was ignited by some IDIOT on their mobile phone at a petrol station.

Steve

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2nd Dec 10 at 20:00

higher dimensions tbh, not sure if i believe in that or not tbh, watched a lot of material about it

Lee Wilson

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2nd Dec 10 at 20:05

It gives me a headache thinking about it so I don't tend to think about it much. How the hell did we get 'something' from 'nothing'

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