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kosai19 (July 21, 2008 at 2:34 am)
Some good points. Search on google video for Nassim Haramein. He has an 8 hour video where he puts forth a unified field theory that has a lot of scientific merit. With his new understanding of the universe it does solve quite a few problems. Himself, and other scientists that I've looked at also believe that the origins of our universe may not even be a big bang, but a black whole that emits matter from a singularity into our universe. It's not as crazy as it may sound. Worth taking a look.
debunker1905 (July 17, 2008 at 2:05 am)
There's still a lot to discover, and as Isaac Newton once said: "What we know is a grain of sand, and what we ignore is an entire ocean".
debunker1905 (July 17, 2008 at 2:02 am)
By the way, I remenber of Stephen W. Hawking saying in a conference to publish his book in 1974, that: "Physicists are about to read the mind of God".We're currently in 2008 (34 years later), and we of course advanced in technology and physics theories, however we're still way too far from "reading the mind of God", and I can affirme that even with the LHC's experiments that are about to come.
debunker1905 (July 17, 2008 at 1:56 am)
Still doesn't prove a thing. You see, the big problem with the Big Bang is that it doesn't tell us what "banged" and "why" it "banged".If you come telling me that our universe was created due to the collision of multiple branes or universes, the question remains, where did the first ones came from in the first place?It's not that easy pal, many brilliant minds (even Einstein) tried to work this out, and no one acomplished a satisfying result, and this for 53 years.
hccreekkeeper (July 13, 2008 at 12:53 pm)
t is an honor to consider Ed Wilson as a personal friend and mentor. He did his post graduate work here on Hurricane Creek in the 50's. His video message posted on my page is a very strong message of how important people in the trenches are to environmental protection. We are, according to Dr. Wilson, "The Thin Green Line"Check out my page at H C Creekkeeper to hear him speak.Hurricane Creekkkeeper
gichuru28 (July 13, 2008 at 10:45 am)
Ed Wilson's as cool as (if not cooler than) Lisa. Knowing how many dimensions there are (or aren't) won't save us from environmental disaster.
FeelOfFriction (July 10, 2008 at 6:02 pm)
shes old enough to be my mom but shes hot!
mozart20dlubos (July 8, 2008 at 12:25 pm)
Damn, lisa randall looks like a man, I've been looking at full pictures of her, and she's built like a man, everything from the wide shoulders to the thin waist. I guess it's true, the claim that a high level of testosterone is connected with better performance in spatial tasks and mathematics. She probably has a very high libido cos of her unusually high testosterone level.
th3d3wd3r (July 2, 2008 at 12:32 am)
Yesh, the more problems we solve in particle physics, the more questions we have. Lisa Randall is quite hot in an odd way, and is clearly at the forefront of her field, but remember, she's a theoretical physicist, and so far she hasn't proved anything at all by experiment. Although I really hope she has her day. I also hope one day I will meet and pound her ;)@kosai - what are you talking about man, that makes little to no sense, unless you are referring to the already disproven big crunch?
hypatia2001 (June 15, 2008 at 6:17 am)
They are idols of mine as well. All of them are talented and brilliant people. |
