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To: Quark2005
Another intriguing theory: http://www.geocities.com/mirrorplanets/ I guess what I'm doing here is reinforcing how much we have left to discover and just how much we don't understand.

I think Einstein instead of allowing himself to accept something that might have been false in his religious beliefs instead opted for a childlike religion of possibilities?

Einstein, I believe, trusted in a Creator that would appreciate his courage of conviction. :-)

57 posted on 09/10/2005 11:39:20 AM PDT by FireTrack
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To: FireTrack
I've heard of the speculation of so-called "mirror-matter" (i.e. parity-inverted matter). So far, its existence hasn't been experimentally confirmed - and be wary - the subject seems to be a target for some crackpots.

The possibility of mirror-matter is something taken seriously by some physicists, and some of what is printed on the site in your link looks valid; I have to say though, that there's some stuff in your link that looks fishy, though (i.e. the whole deal about the Tunguska explosion - just as easily explainable by an ordinary comet impact). Always remember, the web is an incredibly vast repository of information with zero quality control; always check the sources of info before taking it too seriously.

In any case, mirror matter is an interesting concept - it may well be real (though once again, I'm not an expert on this).

64 posted on 09/10/2005 11:56:32 AM PDT by Quark2005 (Where's the science?)
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