Recent content by gabriel4786

Ahhh, you grin as if you have defeated me, and the joke is on me. Again, you have displayed a wonderful example of your lack of comprehension. Explain to me why you were expecting a scientific paper? I already explained my disdain for them, and in your previous post you simply asked for a...

http://www.wimp.com/bigtheory/ the guy talking here I am sure is more qualified than you? then you can type in google "lisa gravity nasa" without quotes. i ask you, if you don't believe in the existence of a multiverse, what is your reasoning behind that? why is your thinking so restricted? you...

See, now you're coming around. I still don't understand why you are editing your post to reply. I admit I don't know a lot of the fundamentals, but I will also admit that a lot of it is hard to understand. I have a 6th grade education, I am self taught, so my ability lies mostly in the way of...

You're a real Sherlock Holmes. You single handedly discovered that I was not versed on the fundamentals behind the theory. Your conclusion that what I say doesn't hold water is a real accomplishment, given that I started off my post explaining that I am a rookie. Twice. Congratulations. At least...

It is theorized that dark matter is the result of gravitational forces that are bleeding over into ours. One of LISAs goals is to measure gravitational waves associated with this. As far as scientific papers go, I don't see why you can't google it, seeing as I would have to google it myself. I...

It would not change within the universe, but that doesn't mean the universe as a whole wasn't moving forward, right? Another way of looking at it, is the objects in a car appear to be stationary, relative to anyone in the car, but if you zoom out of the car, it's apparent that the car and...

Ok, I don't know all there is to know about the theory of relativity, so with that said, hopefully someone can answer this question! How can light always move away from its source at a constant speed speed? In other words, let's say the speed of light is 5+. That means that light is always 5...

First off, for my first post I would like to say Hello to all! Secondly, I am definitely a rookie in the subject that I'm discussing and if any of what I mention has been answered or has an explanation, please follow up on that with me! Again, I'm just a rookie and I am seeking more seasoned...