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GEORGINA PARRY wrote on March 14, 2009
Space time is not infinity expanding, so there is no need to answer this question. There is a difference between the objective material universe that is coming together to form matter and structures and the electromagnetic image that is detected spreading out across space.
The image is interpreted to give a subjective reality of the universe that is not the same as its actual current objective material existence.
Its objective existence can not be seen. Its subjective existence is...
Space time is not infinity expanding, so there is no need to answer this question. There is a difference between the objective material universe that is coming together to form matter and structures and the electromagnetic image that is detected spreading out across space.
The image is interpreted to give a subjective reality of the universe that is not the same as its actual current objective material existence.
Its objective existence can not be seen. Its subjective existence is...
AMRIT wrote on January 17, 2009
there was no big bang, universe is a system in a permanent dynamic equilibrium, no beginning, no end, see
http://www.chronos.msu.ru/EREPORTS/sarli_the_theory.pdf
universe does not run in time as time is a measure of motion only, see file attached
there was no big bang, universe is a system in a permanent dynamic equilibrium, no beginning, no end, see
http://www.chronos.msu.ru/EREPORTS/sarli_the_theory.pdf
universe does not run in time as time is a measure of motion only, see file attached
ANONYMOUS wrote on March 27, 2008
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