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So no one is talking about this alien video that came to surface?
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Originally Posted By Nastradoomus⏩
Yes, that's exactly what they are. You can't say they're extraterrestrial as if it's a fact, the truth is you have no ****ing clue what it is but far and away it's more likely it's from this earth.If they're not extraterrestrial, then what are they smart guy, just lights in the sky?
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Originally Posted By johsin28⏩
I don't think I do, but I bet I know a lot more than you do.We don't have wormhole to test that theory or whether it even runs on same physics law that we know.
We don't know much about the universe, Universe is 14 billions years old and our physics is not even 1000
lol@ thinking you know everything about the universe and what laws it runs on
We don't know much about the universe, Universe is 14 billions years old and our physics is not even 1000
lol@ thinking you know everything about the universe and what laws it runs on
And Einstein pretty much knew more than anyone who ever lived (except Hawking maybe) and he is the one who first discovered the possibility of a wormhole before it was even being called that. The impossibility of passing through a worm hole is derived directly from his theory of everything, a mathematical model that can accurately describe everything we have ever experienced.... so... almost definitely not possible to pass through a wormhole, without being crushed into an infinitesimally small volume.
Unless you think Einstein was wrong and you know better than him.
Also not to mention that wormholes, if they did exist, would be incredibly unstable and would open and close through 'the bulk' pretty much instantaneously. Again as described by the mathematics that pretty much all cosmologists accept to be accurate.
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08-03-2016, 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted By johsin28⏩
I literally saw this same exact thing last Wednesday. It looked like a Chinese lantern to be honest but was moving really weird.Where was it? some kid saw similar thing in Virginia last week. It can't be asteroid.
08-03-2016, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted By Jacobcapra⏩
lmaoI don't think I do, but I bet I know a lot more than you do.
And Einstein pretty much knew more than anyone who ever lived (except Hawking maybe) and he is the one who first discovered the possibility of a wormhole before it was even being called that. The impossibility of passing through a worm hole is derived directly from his theory of everything, a mathematical model that can accurately describe everything we have ever experienced.... so... almost definitely not possible to pass through a wormhole, without being crushed into an infinitesimally small volume.
Unless you think Einstein was wrong and you know better than him.
Also not to mention that wormholes, if they did exist, would be incredibly unstable and would open and close through 'the bulk' pretty much instantaneously. Again as described by the mathematics that pretty much all cosmologists accept to be accurate.
And Einstein pretty much knew more than anyone who ever lived (except Hawking maybe) and he is the one who first discovered the possibility of a wormhole before it was even being called that. The impossibility of passing through a worm hole is derived directly from his theory of everything, a mathematical model that can accurately describe everything we have ever experienced.... so... almost definitely not possible to pass through a wormhole, without being crushed into an infinitesimally small volume.
Unless you think Einstein was wrong and you know better than him.
Also not to mention that wormholes, if they did exist, would be incredibly unstable and would open and close through 'the bulk' pretty much instantaneously. Again as described by the mathematics that pretty much all cosmologists accept to be accurate.
Einstein was wrong plenty of times and he got help from his colleagues who found an error before documents got published. He knew lot of stuff but he didn't know everything and he admitted it openly. There are plenty of things in Quantum Mechanics that Einstein admitted were strange and didn't know how they worked.
so stfu and go back to your physics book, retard.
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08-03-2016, 12:39 PM
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Originally Posted By sickh11⏩
except we have left earth.
from our observations of the universe, laws have never been disproven, otherwise they wouldn't be laws. Since they haven't its safe to assume they won't be. We've even sent chit that has left our solar system because we know how the universe works. Geniuses like Einstein have helped us in partially knowing stuff about the universe.
Go ahead and tell someone like Edward Witten or some genius of physics that he doesn't know chit about the cosmos because he hasn't left Earth.
And prepare to be a laughing stock. *******s like you piss me off. saying "lol just lol you pleb/dumbfuk you get your info from hollywood".
Fuk yourself you moron.
also LOL @ replies ITT
from our observations of the universe, laws have never been disproven, otherwise they wouldn't be laws. Since they haven't its safe to assume they won't be. We've even sent chit that has left our solar system because we know how the universe works. Geniuses like Einstein have helped us in partially knowing stuff about the universe.
Go ahead and tell someone like Edward Witten or some genius of physics that he doesn't know chit about the cosmos because he hasn't left Earth.
And prepare to be a laughing stock. *******s like you piss me off. saying "lol just lol you pleb/dumbfuk you get your info from hollywood".
Fuk yourself you moron.
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Originally Posted By Jacobcapra⏩
A lot of Einsteins ideas were off. He was a genius but he wasn't omniscient.I don't think I do, but I bet I know a lot more than you do.
And Einstein pretty much knew more than anyone who ever lived (except Hawking maybe) and he is the one who first discovered the possibility of a wormhole before it was even being called that. The impossibility of passing through a worm hole is derived directly from his theory of everything, a mathematical model that can accurately describe everything we have ever experienced.... so... almost definitely not possible to pass through a wormhole, without being crushed into an infinitesimally small volume.
Unless you think Einstein was wrong and you know better than him.
Also not to mention that wormholes, if they did exist, would be incredibly unstable and would open and close through 'the bulk' pretty much instantaneously. Again as described by the mathematics that pretty much all cosmologists accept to be accurate.
And Einstein pretty much knew more than anyone who ever lived (except Hawking maybe) and he is the one who first discovered the possibility of a wormhole before it was even being called that. The impossibility of passing through a worm hole is derived directly from his theory of everything, a mathematical model that can accurately describe everything we have ever experienced.... so... almost definitely not possible to pass through a wormhole, without being crushed into an infinitesimally small volume.
Unless you think Einstein was wrong and you know better than him.
Also not to mention that wormholes, if they did exist, would be incredibly unstable and would open and close through 'the bulk' pretty much instantaneously. Again as described by the mathematics that pretty much all cosmologists accept to be accurate.
The advent of quantum physics has raised a lot of questions. We currently have two current models for gravity (Einsteins and Newtons), and none of them are compatible with quantum mechanics. There are many situations where either 'laws' (they aren't laws as such, they are theories, models and abstractions to help understand our world) don't apply. We are still a LONG way from understanding how gravity works.
Mathematics can't explain what's at the center of a black hole because our current models for understanding physics break down beyond the Planck wall, they cannot explain a physical singularity. There are a lot of theories about wormholes but before we get a better grasp on quantum gravity and a lot of other things this will remain speculation. Thinking you know anything about this is very ignorant.
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08-03-2016, 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted By johsin28⏩
Sorry your right, it's more likely that aliens millions of lightyears away have mastered wormholes, manipulated it to transport them to Earth, and traveled through it so they can fly around our skies in confusing wayslmao
Einstein was wrong plenty of times and he got help from his colleagues who found an error before documents got published. He knew lot of stuff but he didn't know everything and he admitted it openly. There are plenty of things in Quantum Mechanics that Einstein admitted were strange and didn't know how they worked.
so stfu and go back to your physics book, retard.
Einstein was wrong plenty of times and he got help from his colleagues who found an error before documents got published. He knew lot of stuff but he didn't know everything and he admitted it openly. There are plenty of things in Quantum Mechanics that Einstein admitted were strange and didn't know how they worked.
so stfu and go back to your physics book, retard.
Also, every cosmologist would agree that you cannot travel safely through wormholes, not just Einstein. But you probably know better than all of them, too.
lmao, yeah I'm the retard.
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Originally Posted By UnclRuckus⏩
Yes, but the very idea that to pass through a black hole you would have to encounter a singularity makes it very difficult to presume something could pass through it and live. And of course I know something about it, obviously so do you. We just don't know anything about them experimentally, only theoretically.Mathematics can't explain what's at the center of a black hole because our current models for understanding physics break down beyond the Planck wall, they cannot explain a physical singularity. There are a lot of theories about wormholes but before we get a better grasp on quantum gravity and a lot of other things this will remain speculation. Thinking you know anything about this is very ignorant.
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08-03-2016, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted By FitnessBlue⏩
You're right, it being a transdimensional alien ship visiting Earth is amuch more reasonable explanation.Lol...
You seriously believe that chit?
You seriously believe that chit?
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08-03-2016, 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted By Jacobcapra⏩
uh, if they know everything, why are they spending billions in research? might as well shut everything down and use Einstein theory as facts for everything.Sorry your right, it's more likely that aliens millions of lightyears away have mastered wormholes, manipulated it to transport them to Earth, and traveled through it so they can fly around our skies in confusing ways
Also, every cosmologist would agree that you cannot travel safely through wormholes, not just Einstein. But you probably know better than all of them, too.
lmao, yeah I'm the retard.
Also, every cosmologist would agree that you cannot travel safely through wormholes, not just Einstein. But you probably know better than all of them, too.
lmao, yeah I'm the retard.
lucky for us science doesn't work your way and it requires more than just theories.
ignorant boi.
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08-03-2016, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted By johsin28⏩
When did I say they know everything? I simply said they would agree....uh, if they know everything, why are they spending billions in research? might as well shut everything down and use Einstein theory as facts for everything.
lucky for us science doesn't work your way and it requires more than just theories.
ignorant boi.
lucky for us science doesn't work your way and it requires more than just theories.
ignorant boi.
wtf are you even talking about 'science working my way'
can't believe you're 32 and this is your critical thinking capability
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Originally Posted By Jacobcapra⏩
Yeah, you're right that passing through the black hole would probably fuk you up. But we don't fully understand what happens on such a small scale, so maybe it's possible to escape or circumvent it.Yes, but the very idea that to pass through a black hole you would have to encounter a singularity makes it very difficult to presume something could pass through it and live. And of course I know something about it, obviously so do you. We just don't know anything about them experimentally, only theoretically.
Imagine science 10x more advanced than what we have today, such a civilization would be as gods to us. The universe is crazy brah, who knows what kind of crazy chit goes on out there.
However, I am 100% certain that if such beings existed they wouldn't fly around shining their headlights on tiny insects like us, ayyy lmao.
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08-03-2016, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted By UnclRuckus⏩
This is the point to be made, IMO.However, I am 100% certain that if such beings existed they wouldn't fly around shining their headlights on tiny insects like us, ayyy lmao.
Brb highly intelligent civilization capable of traveling millions of light years to visit our plant. Don't reveal themselves to us. Occasionally fly around the sky in weird ways.
just beating a dead horse ITT
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