Woah
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2063204-mystery-bright-spots-could-be-first-glimpse-of-another-universe/
>>17608085
congratz scientific community you have caught up to the understanding of all of the survivors of the time line adjustment and visitors from other dimensions that imploded
nobody would ever know how many band members were saved that day...
>mystery bright spots could be first glimpse of another universe
Or, you know, they could be anything.
>Big Bang
Genesis 1:1 you stupid fucks
>>17608100
heh?
>>17608114
All of my keks
>>17608085
>We saw some bright spots
>must be "our first glimpse of another universe, with different physics"
Jesus, how do they come up with this bullshit?
>>17608441
It leads to TOON WORLD
>>17608108
Or, you could read the article instead of making a stupid assumption from the attached picture, you imbecile.
>>17608441
I ask the same about religious people.
>>17608085
yes forget about source, trust in our ungrounding bullshit. you have no rights woooooowoooooo look at our technology.
in other news psychic contacts spirits and channels new technology, multi trillion dollar multi continent deep space radio fails to find intelligent life.
>>17608085
who's up for going to take a leak in theirs
>>17608462
> cue Loony Toons theme
Kinda related, but I feel like this type of thing can help explain dark matter. Dark Matter is the name scientists give to phenomena in space where stars, planets, and other heavenly bodies behave as if they're being affected by the gravitational pull of a large object relatively nearby, but there's no object there that's visible by any current means. Right?
My idea is that there IS an object at that point in space, but not in this universe. The gravitational forces are bleeding through from an object in another universe, and having an effect on shit floating around in our universe.
Or I may just be really fucking high.
>>17608532
it sounds like a nice idea really. won't comment on the astrophysics of it, but it's a nice-sounding concept to be honest family.
>>17608463
Have you read it yourself? That kinda shit is typical le braekthru clickbait information you find on facebook.
First off it starts by talking about "patch of hydrogens left by the bigbang"
Considering the very theory of the big bang is being re-discussed now that aint a good start.
This is all mere speculation, we hardly enough understans our own universe, let's not start chasing other ones. It's implications over implications jumping to conclusions.
>>17608114
>>17608539
Thanks anon. I'm just an armchair astrophysicist/quantum mechanics enthusiast.
I don't pretend to have any clue HOW or WHY gravity would slip through into our soap bubble, but it's the only way I can wrap my head around dark matter.
>>17608577
yeah, it's a nice idea; a kind of ghostly, concussive nudge from the neighbouring cosmos.
>>17608085
Space may be the final frontier
But it's made in a Hollywood basement
>>17608532
Lisa Randall already beat you to that one, mate.
>>17608490
>>>r/Atheism
>>17608668
Hot peppers that are red
>>17608463
Being this retarded
>>17608780
Oh word? OK never mind then. I'll have to look her up
>>17608085
>could-be
>>17608085
http://arxiv.org/abs/1510.00126
>The fine tuning of parameters required to reproduce our present day Universe suggests that our Universe may simply be a region within an eternally inflating super-region.
>suggests
>bases this on a photo of the sky that he altered
It's bullshit, anon. It's some Uni grad trying to get himself noticed.
He took a picture from the CMB, digitally removed most things, then claims the "patches" are other Universes bumping into ours.
I could say it's turtles bumping into our Universe and it would be equally valid.
>>17608532
>Dark Matter is the name scientists give to phenomena in space where stars, planets, and other heavenly bodies behave as if they're being affected by the gravitational pull of a large object relatively nearby
Nope.
>>17609430
If the earth is flat, why does nobody ever fall off?
>>17609430
>see further from higher up
You just proved the earth is round you dangus
>>17608085
Is that babby's first clickbait?
>>17608085
Is the scientist's last name spelled Berenstein or Berenstain?
>>17609462
Law of falling m8
>>17608532
>Dark Matter is the name scientists give to phenomena in space where stars, planets, and other heavenly bodies behave as if they're being affected by the gravitational pull of a large object relatively nearby
Go to jail. Do not pass Go. Do not collect £200.
>>17608114
harry potter and the chamber of secrets, chapter 3
>>17609440
This.
>>17609469
>babby's
baby's
>>17609510
>baby's
bayber's
Fampais, I said in a thread a few days ago that I feel like I'm blending into another universe.
>>17609430
>panorama
>>17609430
What you just proved is that 2 of those images are photoshopped
>>17608510
cue toon world theme, jackass
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zprs1qqXxIg
>>17608085
Mandela effect confirmed
>>17609510
>being this new
White hole caused by black hole in a another universe pulling the universes together and emptying into ours? My theory anyways, seems like the best explanation if this is true.
>>17608114
>>17608085
thats the universe that we were split from on 9/11
>>17612018
WHAT THE FUCK IS A WHITE HOLE.
>>17612061
Well what is it?
>>17612082
>>17612061
It's pretty much what I described. They're entirely theoretical right now but it's meant to explain the loss of mass and energy that black holes seem to create. Basically if you think of all universes as parallel sheets, a black hole's gravity is so strong it can bring them adjacent universes closer until they touch, and the energy is spewed out into that universe because laws of thermodynamics and the energy wants to escape to somewhere significantly less influenced by the gravity of the black hole, that area being the white hole which is where the 2 universes collide.
>>17612055
Why wouldn't it be the one where Johnny chose an apple instead of the banana?
I swear...
>>17608668
I've always wondered whether they were making reference to the SK Moon conspiracy or designer drugs.
>>17608462
God damnit pegasus, bamboozled me again.
>>17608463
The whole article is based off of one scientists assumption. Fuck off.
>>17608085
Sounds like complete and utter bullshit. Your wishful thinking is showing OP. Next time you want to be taken seriously, post a legitimate source, not some clickbait site.
>>17609514
bebe's
>>17608532
>Neil Degrease Tyson
>bleeding through
>shit floating around
We got a badass over here.
>>17608114
i thought the big bang was when god lost his virginity
>>17612222
DARK SIDE OF DIMENSIONS
>>17612586
To his own asexually bred daughter, no less.
>>17612055
Why would 9/11 cause us to split from a universe?
>>17613048
Jetfuel don't melt steel tensors
>>17608532
I wish every theory on /x/ ended with "or I may just be really fucking high"
>>17613056
>Jetfuel don't melt steel tensors
Hahaha
That would explain why shit isn't spelled right anymore
Come on. Froot loops? Oscar Mayer? Chick fil a?? FUCK
>>17613603
>I'm too stupid to remember how to spell something
>Must have shifted realities
If I go through it can a return to the berenstein universe instead of this shitty berenstain universe we ended up stuck in thanks to the large hardon collider?
Why are round earthers so gullible?
>>17608114
>in the beginning, god created the heavens and the earth
Nope. The earth wasn't created until some eight billion years later. Lots of shit happened before that. Separation of forces, baryogenesis, early nucleosynthesis, recombination, reionization, formation of the first stars, formation of the first galaxies, first and second generation becoming old enough to undergo supernovas, metal nucleosynthesis, formation of the Solar system using the remnants of said supernovae, etc.
The Bible gets shit wrong from the very opening line.
>>17608182
>>17608568
>>17612043
The theory of the big bang was invented by a high priest at the Vatican who also happened to be a scientist.
science is a social construct.
>>17609440
>/thread
>>17608532
You've got yourself there a working hypothesis.
Now you need to come up with some working explanations as to why gravity would leak through from one universe to another, but not the other forces. You'd also need to explain why the matter in the other universe happens to be arranged in the way that it is, and corresponding to the mass in ours.
>>17613957
The idea was put together by Lemaitre to explain evidence of red-shifting galaxies, and based on the work of Hubble, Einstein, and Lesitter, as an alternative to Steady State theory. It would be proven years later by a couple of Americans. It didn't have anything more to do with Catholicism than Mendel's peas. If anything, Theology would be more apt to prefer Steady State.
>>17613990
This.
>>17612061
never heard of anal bleaching?
>>17609467
Was thinking this myself. I kekd. Also top pic is mega shopped
>>17612162
>They're entirely theoretical right now but it's meant to explain the loss of mass and energy that black holes seem to create
it's called Hawking radiation dumbass, virtual particles that get born near the event horizon, don't dissapear due to the particle antiparticle mutual annihilation, but instead one falls into the black hole while the other escapes it, this escape it's corelated to radiation and according to the law of energy conservation it means also mass, this is how a black holes eventually dies a death, if you want more look for leonard suskind books or lectures
>>17614025
It predates the theory of hawking radiation or the concept of black holes losing mass and energy, and is a result of Einstein's field equations.
