Recent content by RichyRich

Whilst any observations are worthwhile, in this case they are useless. Would any dynammical effects observed from rotation prove the universe is rotating-no. It may be that the observable universe has some movement/rotation within the universe as a whole. Observation is irrelevant unless we know...

thetexan GR says rotation doesn't recquire extra dimensions, but doesn't rule them out.

Thankyou very much Imax. A rotating universe is clearly not such a remote idea amongst physicists. My thoughts still linger to a rotation that is substantially different from rotations that occur WITHIN the universe. Am I correct in thinking phyicists believe 'we' should be bathed in magnetic...

If you read post 23 you see I apologised for the manner of my opening statement, without prompt. I mistakingly thought an abrupt manner would invite more comment/criticism. Also, my sense of humour possibly doesn't travel way. Thankyou for talking to me, and not around me, this time. I...

Imax, I understand the need for experiment and test. All I can say these are views I get from researching physics. I did ask is it possible to programme a computer to see if a simulation could help-I had no answer. Where is the experiment for p-branes, inflation and many other ideas? Admittedly...

1. Not necessarily. 2. Dont know. 3. Yes. That was quite simple. I will end this thread now and go to a site where people will answer questions they are not 'comfortable' with. I find reciting other peoples work in a robot fashion without discussing the implications of that work unscientific and...

Strange as I am the person that started this thread, that my questions are answered least! Are the questions I ask unscientific or are people just replying to points they wish to? I thought this was a discussional forum. I find the lack of conversation startling!

1. Would rotation of the universe result in similar effects to rotations observed within the universe? and why? 2. What are the fundamental differences between the concept that the universe may rotate about all points within itself, to the universe may rotate about point(s) outside of itself? 3...

I have just read fore-mentioned papers. #13 is not a million miles away from what I am saying. This pleases me a great deal as my thoughts come quite independently. Alas, it does reinforce that it is unlikely someone like myself can think of something not already thought of! Whereas the writer...

Sorry, but I don't really mean either! I am humbly suggesting that the universe (observable and the rest) is rotating about a point not within itself. Call it another dimension or any other name. This is why I suggest it is infinite rotation simultaneously,or instantly. Clearly, infinite...

I do believe in science; i believe Relativity and Quantum Theory etc. But I am a sceptic, not to be confused with cynic. I don't believe everything I am told just for the sake of it, even if more educated people than myself tell me. I still can't help think we all (not me of course!) look at...

I asked if scale matters when it was stated 'we would expect to be able to observe dynamic effects if the universe were rotating'. So, when i question the relative size of observable to actual universe size, I am question would we really expect to observe dynamical effects? So, my response is...

No takers on my last question?

Il try one question at a time. I believe I am correct in saying we have no idea how large the observable universe is compared to actual size. Would we expect to observe dynamical effects from rotation, if the observable universe were a tiny fraction of the actual size of the universe?

I do actually want to understand this stuff and have read these papers. Unfortunately, i do not understand quite a lot of it. This is why I originally started this thread-to get more understanding. Unfortunately this site seems to be full of people wishing to show off their knowledge, rather...