Origin of the Universe
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Re: Origin of the Universe
In an explanation of the origin of the Universe,
Wikipedia wrote:
" It is unknown the nature of the macro Universe
that precedes the instant in which our Universe
( to see observable Universe) was of the dimension
of a point with infinite density, known as
< space-time singularity > "
Wikipedia recognizes ( tacitly) that before the
point if infinite density there was a macro Universe
Wikipedia wrote:
" It is unknown the nature of the macro Universe
that precedes the instant in which our Universe
( to see observable Universe) was of the dimension
of a point with infinite density, known as
< space-time singularity > "
Wikipedia recognizes ( tacitly) that before the
point if infinite density there was a macro Universe
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Re: Origin of the Universe
The use of "unknown" does not assume any such thing existed.saturno2 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 17, 2022 1:02 am In an explanation of the origin of the Universe,
Wikipedia wrote:
" It is unknown the nature of the macro Universe
that precedes the instant in which our Universe
( to see observable Universe) was of the dimension
of a point with infinite density, known as
< space-time singularity > "
Wikipedia recognizes ( tacitly) that before the
point if infinite density there was a macro Universe
Chris
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Re: Origin of the Universe
Wikipedia wrote: " It is <unknown the nature> of the macro Universe " ...Chris Peterson wrote: ↑Thu Nov 17, 2022 1:30 amsaturno2 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 17, 2022 1:02 am In an explanation of the origin of the Universe,
Wikipedia wrote:
" It is unknown the nature of the macro Universe
that precedes the instant in which our Universe
( to see observable Universe) was of the dimension
of a point with infinite density, known as
< space-time singularity > "
Wikipedia recognizes ( tacitly) that before the
point if infinite density there was a macro Universe
The use of "unknown" does not assume any such thing existed.
Wikipedia did not wrote : It is unknown the macro Universe...
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Re: Origin of the Universe
An international consortium of countries have
installed in Argentina, at almost 5000 m high,
an ultrasensitive telescope called Qubic.
With this telescope, whose sensors work at low
temperatures, it is intended to measure the
radiation emitted in the Big Bang, at instant
10 raised to less 35 seconds, from point 0.
But the radiation that is sought has a special
wave structure called " mode B ".
Whit this project they want to confirm or
to discard the theory of the Big Bang.
Of course, the results should be studied
by other scientists, too
installed in Argentina, at almost 5000 m high,
an ultrasensitive telescope called Qubic.
With this telescope, whose sensors work at low
temperatures, it is intended to measure the
radiation emitted in the Big Bang, at instant
10 raised to less 35 seconds, from point 0.
But the radiation that is sought has a special
wave structure called " mode B ".
Whit this project they want to confirm or
to discard the theory of the Big Bang.
Of course, the results should be studied
by other scientists, too
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Re: Origin of the Universe
They are not looking to either confirm or deny the Big Bang. That is accepted as about as close to a fact as anything can get. What they're looking for is whether the lambda-CDM theory of the Big Bang is accurate in its current form or needs refinement.saturno2 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 30, 2022 10:29 pm An international consortium of countries have
installed in Argentina, at almost 5000 m high,
an ultrasensitive telescope called Qubic.
With this telescope, whose sensors work at low
temperatures, it is intended to measure the
radiation emitted in the Big Bang, at instant
10 raised to less 35 seconds, from point 0.
But the radiation that is sought has a special
wave structure called " mode B ".
Whit this project they want to confirm or
to discard the theory of the Big Bang.
Of course, the results should be studied
by other scientists, too
Chris
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Re: Origin of the Universe
I think it's hubris to assume it doesn't need refinement. It probably always will. 

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Re: Origin of the Universe
There is good reason to think that the theory is incomplete. But I see no reason to think it will always remain so. The Universe is a pretty simple machine, and appears to be fully understandable.
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Re: Origin of the Universe
Do you suppose Occam’s Razor might be imposed for the unknowns of the universe? We’ve searched for very complex theories but which one is the simplest?
To me, the easiest to believe has to include, “What function do the unknowns provide for the state of the universe to exist?” A Yin and Yang approach seems a balanced methodology where we should begin. Saying that, all matter must be composed of universal components – mixed equally.
To me, the easiest to believe has to include, “What function do the unknowns provide for the state of the universe to exist?” A Yin and Yang approach seems a balanced methodology where we should begin. Saying that, all matter must be composed of universal components – mixed equally.

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Re: Origin of the Universe
But where's all the antimatter?Fred the Cat wrote: ↑Thu Dec 01, 2022 5:17 pm Do you suppose Occam’s Razor might be imposed for the unknowns of the universe? We’ve searched for very complex theories but which one is the simplest?
To me, the easiest to believe has to include, “What function do the unknowns provide for the state of the universe to exist?” A Yin and Yang approach seems a balanced methodology where we should begin. Saying that, all matter must be composed of universal components – mixed equally.![]()
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A bold statement requires evidence I’m unlikely to provide so I’ll need to consult Yin and Yang.Ann wrote: ↑Sat Dec 03, 2022 6:42 amBut where's all the antimatter?Fred the Cat wrote: ↑Thu Dec 01, 2022 5:17 pm Do you suppose Occam’s Razor might be imposed for the unknowns of the universe? We’ve searched for very complex theories but which one is the simplest?
To me, the easiest to believe has to include, “What function do the unknowns provide for the state of the universe to exist?” A Yin and Yang approach seems a balanced methodology where we should begin. Saying that, all matter must be composed of universal components – mixed equally.
Ann

A simple mind makes simple ideas. I’d like to think there is a mind complex enough to simply piece together all the components coherently.


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Re: Origin of the Universe
MOND is far more complicated and difficult to reconcile with reality than dark matter.Fred the Cat wrote: ↑Thu Dec 01, 2022 5:17 pm Do you suppose Occam’s Razor might be imposed for the unknowns of the universe? We’ve searched for very complex theories but which one is the simplest?
To me, the easiest to believe has to include, “What function do the unknowns provide for the state of the universe to exist?” A Yin and Yang approach seems a balanced methodology where we should begin. Saying that, all matter must be composed of universal components – mixed equally. :content:
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