Archive for April 2009
Indeterminate Points
Posted by: Wade Hobbs, Jr. on: April 17, 2009
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The familiar Big Bang model of the universe is represented here by the yellow circle (initial bang), and two arrows (time). The three faint dots to the left of the yellow circle represent three hypothetical points “beyond the Big Bang”: The “Indeterminate Points”.
Father Time Rules
Posted by: Wade Hobbs, Jr. on: April 17, 2009
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Because of Indeterminacy, Notions of “Pre-Big Bang Era” Fall Apart Father Time rules. Why? The answer is simple. The existence of time before the Big Bang can be discussed theoretically but never proven. The theoretical point called the “Indeterminate Point” is a point that can NEVER conclusively be proven physically. It can be discussed hypothetically, [...]
Indeterminacy Diagram (Explained Below)
Posted by: Wade Hobbs, Jr. on: April 12, 2009
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Indeterminacy
Posted by: Wade Hobbs, Jr. on: April 12, 2009
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To my mind, Professor Roger Penrose’s lecture, “Aeons before the Big Bang”, merits another response. Mathematics begins with very simple propositions such as 1+1=2, which can hardly be denied. Professor Penrose and Professor Steven Hawking have manipulated the Einstein equations and proven that the universe began with an initial singularity. Professor Penrose, focusing on a [...]
