Recent content by Belzy

We may not create the universe, but one must consider that the observer may well in fact have an effect on it as a whole. Just by being there to observe. Like a mother responding to a crying child. We are the children of this universe we inhabit. It would make sense that being a product of it...

If only we could get a really close look at one of these new planets around a star like ours or even some of the smaller bodies in our own solar system. Maybe we could find fossils any kind of sign to study.

True, but our own type started as proto-life as well and we are still here. Because there was nothing here to eat us. I am not saying its impossible, but unlikely that there have been any other types at the same time or before. If we find some kind of sign of new life starting now maybe that...

Considering that ALL life that has ever existed on this planet was and is RNA/DNA based. I would assume that life elsewhere would use the same or would we not have at least found some form of micro-organism based something else?

This is not a theory, but would like to see if anyone has been working on a model for this kind of thing. Existing Theories on this subject. I was wondering if DNA is a normal part of the time line of matter in our universe. In other words is DNA based life a part of the life cycle of matter...

Perhaps "we" (All life/DNA) are the product of our universe. Considering that everything in our universe is absolutely perfect for life to exist at this moment. If it were smaller the crunch would happen to fast for life to evolve, if it were any bigger to much gamma radiation. If it were...

Well I would have to kind of agree with you. All I say is that if nothing with any of the 5 senses is here to experience the Universe. Then there would be nothing to ask any of these question at all. That would mean there is no universe without us or something like us.

If there were no one around to observe the universe then it would not exist. See: anthropic and participatory principle. John A. Wheeler worked on unified field theory with Albert Einstein. "it is not unreasonable to imagine that information sits at the core of physics, just as it sits at the...

participatory principle

Some scientists think... A black hole is a singularity of infinite density matter maybe from a collapsed star. They are classified in groups by mass from tiny to super massive. Yes you are correct the pull of gravity is infinitely strong and the singularity's mass is compressed so tight it has...

Yes, and no because you can never be certain where anything is because there is no absolute distance between anything and anything else. Any measurement from different places will be different and any measurement from the exact same spot will be different. So time is not a "thing" it is a mental...

Communism is brain damage. lol

See: John A. Wheeler's participatory principle

Time does not exist nor does space. Space is not some sort of massive container with no walls. You can not bottle some of it up and take it to your lab. QT may say that objects are not truly separated because entangled particles are in unison even if they are in different parts of the...

Very simple, we are here to observe our surroundings and the universe itself so that it has a purpose for being here in the first place. What good is a universe with no one around to enjoy it?