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I'm just thinking out loud but to stop a gamma ray burst from hitting the Earth would mean to halt energy moving at the speed of light. Even if we tried to divert it, the GRB would probably blow right through what ever we were using. With any luck in the furture we will have something that could...

Even if we could create something that could destroy the moon, we wouldn't want to use it because of consequences of the lunar fragments hitting the earth.

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I was watching a show on Discovery about things that could end the Earth and one of them was a Gamma Ray Burst. They said on the show that by the time we knew it was coming towards us, it would be too late but if it moves a the speed of light or slower wouldn't that mean that we would see the...

Pretty much what I meant about the planets is is that if you could look at the planets, stars, and galaxies that make up the farthest reaches of the universe, everything from those planets, stars, and galaxies in I considared the boundary of the universe with stuff in it. The other areas outside...

That's interesting... and a little over my head. I'm just now a high school freshman so I really haven't expaned this far. I do understand things like dark matter, finite, and infinite so I could get the jist of what you said. Could you post links to some sites?

Yeah, I know what you mean. At this point in time with our current technology, it would be impossible to prove the existence of other universes because we wouldn't be able to revieve a signal from the other end of a black hole. I guess we're going to have to wait and see what the space...

Yup, that's exactly what I'm trying to get at. This next part is probably what's going to get me slammed but using Hawking's idea that brought down his own Information Paradox (the one that said information sucked up by a black hole is preserved in universes without black holes) wouldn't it be...

Correct me if I'm wrong but what you are dealing with is the boundaries of the universe populated with planets. Technically, wouldn't it be safe to say that the universe with both planets and not with planets would end up being an infinite number of light years?

Earth would be hit by chunks of the moon leaving it full or craters and depending on the size of the chunks of the moon and parts of the asteroid that hit the moon that hit the earth, the Earth itself would probably expirence multiple asteroids hitting the Earth with equal or greater size than...

Here's an idea that I have been working on for the past few months. After weeks of writing out idea after idea about the universe and other universes I have reason to believe that there is an infinite number of universes contained in infinity itself. Here's the idea broken up: There is one...