Message from @TastefulH8r

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2018-05-12 16:03:06 UTC  

Yes but it’s worth noting that most people don’t believe in the cyclical universe. And yes there are galaxies that move away from us due to expansion, and then there are some closer ones that move towards us regardless of expansion

2018-05-12 16:03:53 UTC  

The further away something is, the more the expansion has an effect. That’s why we have an “observable universe”. Beyond that point the space between us and objects there expands faster than light so we could never interact

2018-05-12 16:04:06 UTC  

I'm still not understanding how expansion of the universe can be at all possible when its infinite.

2018-05-12 16:04:41 UTC  

So what does that say about the state of the universe before the big bang?

2018-05-12 16:04:43 UTC  

Sure so for one we don’t know if it’s infinite. But if it were, the way it would expand is by the space between points expanding.

2018-05-12 16:05:07 UTC  

What could have caused the big bang if it's not possible that things retracted to that state

2018-05-12 16:05:17 UTC  

contracted*

2018-05-12 16:05:44 UTC  

We don’t really deal with that in physics. A philosophers opinion on what happened “before” the Big Bang is just as valid as a physicists

2018-05-12 16:06:25 UTC  

To me it doesn't sound very plausible that time existed infinitely before that

2018-05-12 16:06:55 UTC  

god damn this server gay nowadays

2018-05-12 16:07:06 UTC  

Yeah the argument goes “how could infinite time have passed for us to be here” but we pass through infinities every day if we assume space is continuous

2018-05-12 16:07:49 UTC  

poster below is gay

2018-05-12 16:07:52 UTC  

You mean like how matter or time is infinitely divisible?

2018-05-12 16:08:00 UTC  

^^^^poster above is gay

2018-05-12 16:08:04 UTC  

Not matter but space and time

2018-05-12 16:08:38 UTC  

joe fuck off and fire up your charcoal grill

2018-05-12 16:08:43 UTC  

The boomer is mad continue on

2018-05-12 16:08:43 UTC  

Because if it is you walked from point a to b and covered an infinite amount of points in space. So that same argument can be applied to the time thing.

2018-05-12 16:09:44 UTC  

I'm not understanding that

2018-05-12 16:10:06 UTC  
2018-05-12 16:10:08 UTC  

So matter isn't infinitely divisible like time and space is?

2018-05-12 16:10:09 UTC  

u mad bro ???

2018-05-12 16:10:15 UTC  

No matter isnt

2018-05-12 16:10:16 UTC  

No, are you?

2018-05-12 16:10:29 UTC  

So what's the smallest unit in matter?

2018-05-12 16:10:33 UTC  

u maaaaaaad bro ? @IAmHiding

2018-05-12 16:11:08 UTC  

Subatomic particles

2018-05-12 16:11:09 UTC  

Wouldnt it be whatever makes up quarks

2018-05-12 16:11:10 UTC  

Depends on the thing you’re talking about. Idk particle physics really at all but it’s quarks and I think electrons are fundamental particles too. Idk that field at all though

2018-05-12 16:11:35 UTC  

Yeah and then other theories have other ideas about what it could be like the string people

2018-05-12 16:11:36 UTC  

but all you know is there is a fundamental unit there that cannot itself be divided

2018-05-12 16:11:38 UTC  

Ur dink

2018-05-12 16:12:53 UTC  

what is going on here

2018-05-12 16:13:04 UTC  

Time can be divided to no end and matter cannot, there is a point where you cant split it, like there cant be half of a quark

2018-05-12 16:13:05 UTC  

what is this arguemney

2018-05-12 16:13:13 UTC  

Is what im asuming he is saying

2018-05-12 16:13:16 UTC  

Right

2018-05-12 16:13:34 UTC  

Yeah they think. But things like GR say nothing about matter, it says something about space

2018-05-12 16:13:37 UTC  

And time

2018-05-12 16:13:47 UTC  

well no the atom is the smallest unit of matter because a unit ascribes measurable qualities

2018-05-12 16:13:59 UTC  

you cannot measure the subatomic