All celestial objects have rotation/spin.
Spin seems to be an intrinsic aspect of the universe.
Therefore it seems plausible that the universe itself is also rotating around a central axis?
What information would be required to calculate how long it takes the universe to complete one revolution?
How long does it take our sun to complete one orbit around the center of our galaxy?
And what is it's travel velocity?
in about 25 Earth days,(while near the poles it requires about 31 Earth days). So a point on the sun's equator travels at about 4500 miles/hr. (By contrast, a point on the Earth's equator travels at about 1000 miles/hour). Additionally, the sun (and the solar system) is revolving about the center of the Milky Way at about 150 miles per *second* (that is over a half-million miles/hour!) |
In approximately 7.6 billion years the sun will engulf and vapourize the earth!
Upon exhausting it's fuel, the sun will expand into a Red Giant whose outer boundaries will exceed earth's orbital diameter.
No life on earth will survive such a Supernova event!
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Is there a massive Black Hole at the center of the universe?
According to Newton's third law...
According to Newton's third law...
For every action there is an equal and opposite re-action.
This means that for every force there is a reaction force that is equal in size, but opposite in direction
Supernova explosions are models of the Big Bang, but on a human time scale.
When a star explodes, part of it expands and dissipates outward, but another part collapses inward upon itself leaving a superdense remnant at it's center.
That is ,the outward explosive force is balanced by an equal and opposite inwardly acting centripetal(implosive) force.
If the Big Bang was a scaled up version of a supernova event,
Newton's Third law requires the existence of a very large Black Hole at the central core of the universe --the content of wch would more than account for "black matter/energy"
If we measure the outward rate of expansion of a nebula,we can calculate backward to the time of the supernova explosion. That is, each nebula has a unique and calculable birthdate!
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Is the universe expanding?
If space (the universe) is expanding....it is not just the space between galaxies wch expands, but the space within galaxies also! *
The expansion of space requires the lenghtening of even the wavelenght of light.
But for a photon to go from a short wavelenght to a longer wavelenght entails a loss of energy.
What happens to the lost energy, and how is it shed and dissipated?
* Because the gravitational force of attraction between two masses is inversely related to the distance between them, and because the distances between objects within a galaxy are small compared to intergalactic distances...it is possible that the force of gravity has a net contracting effect within galactic dimensions wch counterbalances the force of expansion wch is observed to be in effect between galaxies.
That is ,the contracting effect upon space within the comparatively shorter intragalactic distances... more than nullifies the "expansion of space" observed between galaxies.
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If equal amounts of matter and antimatter were created at the instant of the Big Bang, where is the antimatter hiding??
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What powered the Big Bang ?
How was the explosion wch gave rise to the universe set into motion?
What was before the Big Bang?
First there was nothing, and that nothing exploded into everything that exists.
According to the Big Bang theory ,the universe exploded out of a single point of origin.
If that is true, then that "point of origin" is the center of the universe!
Supernova explosions are models of the Big Bang, but on a human time scale.
When a star explodes, part of it expands and dissipates outward, but another part collapses inward upon itself leaving a superdense remnant at it's center.
That is ,the outward explosive force is balanced by an equal and opposite inwardly acting centripetal(implosive) force.
If the Big Bang was a scaled up version of a supernova event,
Newton's Third law requires the existence of a very large Black Hole at the central core of the universe --the content of wch would more than account for "black matter/energy"
If we measure the outward rate of expansion of a nebula,we can calculate backward to the time of the supernova explosion. That is, each nebula has a unique and calculable birthdate!
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Is the universe expanding?
If space (the universe) is expanding....it is not just the space between galaxies wch expands, but the space within galaxies also! *
Indeed if space expands, then the space within objects must also expand.
Therefore the diameter of the sun and the earth increases. Atoms expand. The meter stick expands.The expansion of space requires the lenghtening of even the wavelenght of light.
But for a photon to go from a short wavelenght to a longer wavelenght entails a loss of energy.
What happens to the lost energy, and how is it shed and dissipated?
* Because the gravitational force of attraction between two masses is inversely related to the distance between them, and because the distances between objects within a galaxy are small compared to intergalactic distances...it is possible that the force of gravity has a net contracting effect within galactic dimensions wch counterbalances the force of expansion wch is observed to be in effect between galaxies.
That is ,the contracting effect upon space within the comparatively shorter intragalactic distances... more than nullifies the "expansion of space" observed between galaxies.
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If equal amounts of matter and antimatter were created at the instant of the Big Bang, where is the antimatter hiding??
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What powered the Big Bang ?
How was the explosion wch gave rise to the universe set into motion?
What was before the Big Bang?
First there was nothing, and that nothing exploded into everything that exists.
How could everything come from nothing?
How could energy spontaneously come into existence out of nothingness?
If energy cannot be created or destroyed, how did it come into existence in the first place?
If that is true, then that "point of origin" is the center of the universe!
