If i thought force and energy were the same, i would have said force/energy rather than force and energy. Clearly a difference in your most basic physics college class, yet you can't talk about one with you bringing up the other..
The problem isn't with the scientific model of the universe...
Well mainly because mainstream science has accepted that the universe is 14 billion years old, and this is the age of the light. So i can safely assume so for the sake of the question and arguement.
Yes quite a lot did happen in a short amount of time, so short that this happened faster...
that isn't really the nature of the question, since we are talking about stars themselves not space or absence of space.
Question is how did the big bang happen so fast regardless of how close galaxies were in the beginning. What type of infinite energy, or force could be behind the...
posted this back in 2010 elsewhere
Now It's a question that's been irking me for a while, I asked here once and never got an answer.
Just a question of simple logic..
I take two points in space that are astronomically distant. Important that I Choose 2 stars.
"Frebel has found...