There goes the god theory.

[Tripoli]

Oh look, the fake internet rich guy character also has PhDs. Because of course he does.

How do you put the Earth and the entire rest of the universe in a thimble?

Answer, you read science fiction books about the big bang

 

[the annoying thing]

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1. • • The second feature of the Big Bang that physicists try to understand is the uniformity of the "bang". In typical explosions, material is not uniformly dispersed, but in the Big Bang the material of the nascent universe was apparently dispersed very evenly

Cosmos: The Big Bang | Science for the Public

www.scienceforthepublic.org

You see were not even sure how the universe came to be much less when or how.

 

[the annoying thing]

Oh look, the fake internet rich guy character also has PhDs. Because of course he does.

You need to talk to Boris he claims hes rich

 

[the annoying thing]

Nobody thinks it should be, because this universe has quantum fluctuations and gravity.

Look at my post and learn something

 

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Irrelevant, useless comment.

really now

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1. • • The second feature of the Big Bang that physicists try to understand is the uniformity of the "bang". In typical explosions, material is not uniformly dispersed, but in the Big Bang the material of the nascent universe was apparently dispersed very evenly

 

[Chauncey Gardner]

How do you put the Earth and the entire rest of the universe in a thimble?

Answer, you read science fiction books about the big bang

I am not interested in your weird lies.

 

[Chauncey Gardner]

really now

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1. • • The second feature of the Big Bang that physicists try to understand is the uniformity of the "bang". In typical explosions, material is not uniformly dispersed, but in the Big Bang the material of the nascent universe was apparently dispersed very evenly

I never claimed otherwise. In fact, the initial state from which the universe arose was virtually homogeneous. What emerged from it was therefore also almost homogeneous. But not entirely. Quantum fluctuations created seeds that grew by gravity. As I already said. So I think you are confusing yourself again.

 

[Chauncey Gardner]

Look at my post and learn something

Your post did not say anything thay contradict a word i have said.

"Very" does not mean "completely".

Might want to save the snark, when making silly mistakes yourself.

 

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Your post did not say anything thay contradict a word i have said.

"Very" does not mean "completely".

Might want to save the snark, when making silly mistakes yourself.

LOL yea sure so science said different then you iuts not random as you think your weasel words of of mostly and completely./

 

[Chauncey Gardner]

LOL yea sure so science said different then you iuts not random as you think

No, you're making a very dumb mistake, and nothing you posted contradicted a word I said.

Yes the universe was "very smooth". The issue at hand is that it wasn't perfectly smooth, which would have resulted in a universe today that is nothing but a homogeneous gas cloud of hydrogen and helium.

Scientist sought to know why that is. Why a homogenous state led to a lumpy state. Then they discovered why, using mathematics.

Maybe you need to start over and re-read.

PS: quantum fluctuations are, indeed, random

 

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No, you're making a very dumb mistake, and nothing you posted contradicted a word I said.

Yes the universe was "very smooth". The issue at hand is that it wasn't perfectly smooth, which would have resulted in a universe today that is nothing but a homogeneous gas cloud of hydrogen and helium.

Scientist sought to know why that is. Why a homogenous state led to a lumpy state. Then they discovered why, using mathematics.

Maybe you need to start over and re-read.

Maybe you need to seems your phd is more of a I wish it was a phd

At the largest scale, galaxies are distributed uniformly and the same in all directions, meaning that the universe has neither an edge nor a center.

Universe - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Chauncey Gardner]

How do you put the Earth and the entire rest of the universe in a thimble?

Put all of the matter very close to each other. Gravity does the rest. I think you knew that.

 

[Chauncey Gardner]

Maybe you need to seems your phd is more of a I wish it was a phd

At the largest scale, galaxies are distributed uniformly and the same in all directions, meaning that the universe has neither an edge nor a center.

Universe - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Which also does not contradict a word I have said. In fact, I explained to you why that is so. So you're kind of embarrassing yourself.

 

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Which also does not contradict a word I have said. In fact, I explained to you why that is so. So you're kind of embarrassing yourself.

Yes it contradicts you when you said it was all spread out randomly , I have posted links that show your are wrong . By the way which of these do you buy .

Origin Of The Universe: 8 Different Theories - RankRed

No matter how convincing Big Bang Theory looks, it's not satisfactory to all. We've presented some of the most popular alternatives of the Big Bang, explaining the origin of the universe.

www.rankred.com

 

[Tripoli]

Put all of the matter very close to each other. Gravity does the rest. I think you knew that.

Putting every galaxy inside of a thimble is not a theory, it is mental illness