No Big Bang? Quantum equation predicts universe has no beginning

Phys.Org ^ | 02/09/2015 | by Lisa Zyga

[rbg81]

If there was no beginning, then how do we explain galaxies moving away from each other today?

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Gravitation repulsion. Either than or they really just all want to be alone.

[Sirius Lee]

In physical terms, the model describes the universe as being filled with a quantum fluid.

They were for the Aether before they were against it before they were lately for it.

[edh]

“If there was no beginning, then how do we explain galaxies moving away from each other today?”

Easy. Racism. Next question?

[Tax-chick]

Whoa, looks like she’s had some work on her face. Not good.

Or maybe it’s just bad lighting and unflattering makeup.

[Tax-chick]

Tune in tomorrow for our next thrilling episode ...

[TexasCajun]

I kinda like the idea we are just a universe of universes?

And if galaxies collide and reform why not entire universes in an undiscovered space/time continuum?

The universe vs multiverse paradox.

[mbarker12474]

No, but there’s a penguin on the telly.

What's it doin' there?

[left that other site]

Oh, Intercourse the penguin!

[WhiskeyX]

“Wait, wasn’t that “settled science”??”

Certainly not. The physics described by Newton and Einstein are still applicable observations of certain physical behaviors with respect to certain limited frames of reference. It is when the observations of experience are extended beyond the bounds in which their descriptions remain applicable that more complete descriptions become more accurate in the new context.

[noinfringers2]

The comment takes me back many years to a college freshman literature class, I was really an engineering student. The assignment was to write a 2-3 page paper on anything we chose. I used the pages to tell why I was writing about ‘nothing’ and that what I was writing on was really ‘nothing’. As such there was ‘nothing’ I could really write about. Such for all the pages. The prof. commented that my writing on nothing was interesting but only was worth a B grade.

[sodpoodle]

When faced with the unknowable, we humans are inclined to use what we have experienced or observed for an explanation. i.e. We are born, live and die and our understanding of space & time is based on those certainties (a beginning, a middle and an end).

God had no beginning and has no end - He is forever and we just don’t get it.

jmho

[Busko]

The universe explodes is part of the atheist game plan.

[reviled downesdad]

Yaweh God describes himself as “I am”
don’t see a begining or an end with that description

[Red Badger]

They must have used a dipstick ........................

[Red Badger]

Again...................

[Red Badger]

If there was no beginning, then how do we explain galaxies moving away from each other today?

Galaxaphobia................

[Tax-chick]

I have a son who’s a lot like Sheldon.

“Oh, is Pat having one of his patented psychotic meltdowns again? Just move him away from the stove so we can get supper on. He’ll stop when he gets bored with it ...”

[The Cajun]

Much better when she had the long hair like that.

[Red Badger]

Each theory is good until it doesn’t explain something, then you have to start a search for new theory.................

[Red Badger]

Hide all sharp objects and put lots of towels down..................