Nice to know that this is warming up. Why would you like to hear an answer based on "common sense"?. If you are interested on it, then, that means that to you, common sense may actually have a place to discover the unknown. Being a neurophysiologist I do work everyday with "facts" that our...
The universe is not logical.
Do not take me wrong about mathematics, I personally admire them. Geometry is based on mathematics, and mathematics are based on logic. Applying logic to what we call evidence can be fullfilling our own prophesies.
I am not confusing logic with common sense...
I still have my question unanswered, how can black holes trap light if it is not a particle? My hypothetical answer is that it does not trap it, it just changes its properties to be a non visible wave. By the way, thanks for the link.
Manuel.
Thanks for the answer. I did look at the evidence provided. I can meditate about it years and years and probably get convinced. However, the hole concept of the evidence given does not fill up my vision. If you say: "matematically the sphere has no thickness", then I have to agree with that...
Can somebody tell me when was it decided that light was made of "matter"? I am supposing this assumption based on the concept of "black holes" being capable to "attract" light itself back to its core. I think we do not "see" light from black holes because wavelenght is shifted to a non-visible...
condensation rather than expansion
And I am, in a way, trying to play the devil's advocate here by highlighting a possible other explanation for the handful of observations that relate to the state of our universe. Could our current observations also be explained by the condensation of matter...
I have mentioned on my previous post that "The explanation of the 3D spherical surface was not very convincing to apply into our universe and big-bang theory". And I said that, because why/when and who has decided to exclude the "air inside and outside the baloon" to be part of the universe...
Would love to read something about that EVIDENCE. I am strong beleiver of a science based on sense, than evidence based on non sense. I want to think you have answered my question, but I still feel that I have not had it answered. ( I hope somebody has understood it).
marrsal.
Are you saying that because there is no center, then there is no "edge", therefore I can never point with an hypothetical telescope from an hypothetical planet looking away from an hypothetical galaxy located (not ubicated) at the "edge" of our universe? The explanation of the 3D spherical...
Thanks for the replies. Yes, english is not my native languaje, it is spanish (sorry for the location/ubication confusion). The OP question is as some of you have said, What would I be able to see if I point all kinds of telescopes away from my galaxy that happens to be at "the edge of the...
The question goes again, what would I see in the sky at night if I happen to live in a planet that is located at the tip of Galaxy (not our milky way), but another Galaxy that happens to be at the most distant possible point away from the center of our Universe? (of course, supposing that I am...
Lets suppose I live in a planet that is located in the tip of a galaxy that is ubicated at the most distant point from our universe. What would I see if I look up to the sky at night(looking away from the center of my galaxy)?
Manuel.