Recent content by Feonix12

It doesn't make sense to anyone, nobody knows any of these idea's. I thought/think that all matter came/comes from the big bang theory and the "dark universe" was already there before this event.

Ummm i don't know how you interperated my posts as but i never ment it to apear as my reasoning involved infinite objects in finite space. It was Finite objects in infinite space. And if there was a snowflake every two inches spanning across the infinity of space then you would still have a 2...

I love you shadow, stole the thought right out of my mind, marry me(your a beautiful lady right?)? lol jk O and i was lookin at ur company site, what's your cheepest infrawoofer(learned that on the site)

If you believe in the big bang theory... If there was an infinite number of atoms then we couldn't move or exist in the first place. At night when you look up in the sky and see all that blackness, that's empty space. If there were infinite atoms to occupy the universe there would be no...

O now reading the main question " Is it helpful in formulating theories to assume the opposite of what we see?" I would say yes, it helps put realistic ideas into more plain sight.

The universe as we know it is not flat, but as far as all the dimentions interlacing with each other, the second dimension does have something to do with the universe, as does all the others. How many there supposedly were i forgot.

What if light is really not moving at all and everything else is? Isnt everything in constant motion? What if mass really decreases as you accelerate? Why would speed of an object traveling through space affect its mass? It would however affect its time, supposedly the faster you travel...

Personally i would think there is a 99.9% probability of life on another planet. I am assuming life has to have the right conditions and the right timing but so many chances in the universe you would think there would be more than one.

You cannot have an infinite number of infinitely sized objects. Why? Because if there were infinite number of atoms to create these objects then there would be no space in the universe. There is a limited number of atoms in the universe, even though its a bigger number then we can ever comprehend.