Birth Of The Universe In 5 Seconds

*Yogi is on moderation for freedom of art, so dares not to express his feelings till

he can have his old sig back!!!!*

Yogi is on moderation.

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Originally Posted by J'Pol

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Originally Posted by Busyman

Jumping in late....

The whole argument regarding the sound of the Big Bang is utter bullshit.

How can they reconstruct the sound of the Big Bang if there even was a Big Bang?

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You can't have sound in a vacuum.

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You've said that already.

Forget about the sound. The event of the Big Bang is bullshit so how could they arrive at a pinpointed sound.

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Originally Posted by Busyman

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Originally Posted by J'Pol

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Originally Posted by Busyman

Jumping in late....

The whole argument regarding the sound of the Big Bang is utter bullshit.

How can they reconstruct the sound of the Big Bang if there even was a Big Bang?

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You can't have sound in a vacuum.

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You've said that already.

Forget about the sound. The event of the Big Bang is bullshit so how could they arrive at a pinpointed sound.

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you dont know that it's bullshit. and they arrived at an approximated sound - obviously not a pinpointed one :rolleyes: - using a method detailed in this article

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Originally posted by Zedaxax@24 June 2004 - 03:46
"Astronomers have recaptured the sounds of the early Universe
showing it was born not with a bang but a quiet whisper that became a dull roar."

Listen Here :
1.The first million years compressed to five seconds : http://news.bbc.co.uk/media/audio/40305000...acenoiseone.ram

2.The sound of the Universe when 400,000 years old : http://news.bbc.co.uk/media/audio/40305000...acenoisetwo.ram

Read more here : http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/3832711.stm

"Listening to it I have to say that the Universe is a lousy musical instrument"
Professor Mark Whittle :blink:

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You got them backwards.

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Originally Posted by manker

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Originally Posted by Busyman

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Originally Posted by J'Pol

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Originally Posted by Busyman

Jumping in late....

The whole argument regarding the sound of the Big Bang is utter bullshit.

How can they reconstruct the sound of the Big Bang if there even was a Big Bang?

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You can't have sound in a vacuum.

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You've said that already.

Forget about the sound. The event of the Big Bang is bullshit so how could they arrive at a pinpointed sound.

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you dont know that it's bullshit. and they arrived at an approximated sound - obviously not a pinpointed one :rolleyes: - using a method detailed in this article

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Give it another year or two and there will be another study saying,"Oh no, we were all wrong"...like they know what the Big Bang sounded like.

It's bullshit because first they must prove there was a Big Bang...then they can go about analysing "the so-called background radiation that was born 400,000 years after the Big Bang." :lol: :lol: :lol:

Crockacrap

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Originally Posted by Barbarossa

Somethings just dawned on me... :o


The very early universe as theorised by the big bang theory wouldn't have been a vacuum. It would have been an extrmely highly dense place comprising of superheated plasma and hydrogen and helium ions.

Therefore it maybe possible that sound could have travelled within it. :blink:

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What. The. Fuck. :blink:

I've looked for this thread like a brazillion times and not been able to find it :o

It's teh hard to read tho' - fix the quotes, Barbie. If it's not too much trouble, like.

Quotes are my fault, obviously.

We should use this as an example to the lolboys of how to argue properly. Using logic, civility and wit. Two chaps who barely know one and other, debating a point but doing it like proper people.

That's the ticket.

It is unfortunate perhaps that such things have been almost totally replaced by posting the word "cawk".

Fuck, that was hard work, and it's still hard to read :ermm: