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could area change state?could the universe began with complete zero?

Discussion in 'Science and Technology' started by cohen avshalom, Mar 29, 2007.

  1. cohen avshalom

    cohen avshalom Member

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    could area change state?could the universe began with complete zero-no mass/energy?
    i was writting 3 pages that call icarus5-on icarus5.com
    what do you thing about this point-lets talk
    cohen avshalom charly isreal/haifa www.icarus5.com
     
    cohen avshalom, Mar 29, 2007
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  3. MikeE

    MikeE Hip Forums Supporter HipForums Supporter

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    Stop writing. The site you linked to presents a startling new theory that is not supported by any evidence without presenting any new evidence.

    "Rank speculation that contracts current evidence" is a polite way to describe what that site presents.
     
    MikeE, Mar 29, 2007
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  5. sentient

    sentient Senior Member

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    yep smells like pure bullshit to me -

    except that i have always considered that the universe must have started with no matter and been at the temperature of absolute zero. its jusdt that the OP's post doesnt present a logical argument as to how it follows from that a material universe exists
     
    sentient, Apr 12, 2007
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