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Funky_monkeyIcon...15-01-2018 @ 20:34 
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Wayne_Cowdrey said:
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What are your thoughts on antimatter?


I've only been aware of it in science fiction. Any evidence of it actually existing?


80% or something of the universe is made up of dark matter, which not even Google knows what it's all about. Hawking believed the Higg's Boson, A.K.A the God particle, didn't exist. Even he was wrong about that.
Wayne_CowdreyIcon...15-01-2018 @ 21:16 
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I wonder if advanced aliens have solved some of these mysteries.
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Wayne_Cowdrey said:I wonder if advanced aliens have solved some of these mysteries.


I wonder what percentage have killed themselves. "The reason why intelligent life hasn't made contact with us is because by the time they're able to make extra-terrestrial contact, they've destroyed themselves." Can't remember where I read rhst quote.
slow_lift_joeIcon...15-01-2018 @ 22:27 
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Very interesting topic.

The Religion view:
God created matter and the universe.

The science view:
Atoms and matter, cosmic inflation.
The book of genesis is more symbolic than true.

I look at space and the universe in complete amazement.
No one know how it began, where it ends or who or what is out there.
It is all an opinion.

Six billion years we will be vaporized by the dying Sun and still no wiser.
Wayne_CowdreyIcon...15-01-2018 @ 22:49 
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Did God put living beings on other planets as well?

If not, what are all the countless other stars etc for? To make our night sky interesting/pretty?
slow_lift_joeIcon...15-01-2018 @ 23:53 
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The point is Wayne no one knows 100 %.

From Galileo Galilei to Einstein to Hawking they know just a little in terms of the bigger picture.

Cosmology and physics do not have all the answers in my opinion.
Wayne_CowdreyIcon...16-01-2018 @ 00:10 
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You are right. We understand very little.
RickIcon...16-01-2018 @ 14:23 
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Wayne_Cowdrey said:Did God put living beings on other planets as well?

If not, what are all the countless other stars etc for? To make our night sky interesting/pretty?


Why should anything be _for_ anything?
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I warned you Wayne...6 P M

have to be tomorrow now as I'm in my dressing robe.


Wayne_Cowdrey said:Did God put living beings on other planets as well?

If not, what are all the countless other stars etc for? To make our night sky interesting/pretty?
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Wayne_Cowdrey said:Did God put living beings on other planets as well?

If not, what are all the countless other stars etc for? To make our night sky interesting/pretty?


Because there was just hydrogen floating around early in the universe. gravity caused this gas to clump together until it got dense and hot enough to trigger nuclear fusion and the first stars were born. And because the amount of matter is huge the number of star births are huge. No other reason.
Wayne_CowdreyIcon...16-01-2018 @ 21:47 
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I was just pondering things from a religious point of view for a moment. I veer more towards science than religion, but am undecided and very open minded.
Wayne_CowdreyIcon...17-01-2018 @ 09:06 
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dannyboy73 said:
I warned you Wayne...6 P M


http://cdn.ebaumsworld.com/mediaFiles/picture/1972002/81533628...
dazzachapIcon...17-01-2018 @ 11:08 
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Wayne_Cowdrey said:http://blueandgreentomorrow.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/pal...

Makes one human's ripped anus seem of less significance.


always loved that pic.

From Carl Sagans Cosmos, pale blue dot

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=pale+blue+dot&view=detail&...
NimbleIcon...17-01-2018 @ 15:15 
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Wayne_Cowdrey said:I was just pondering things from a religious point of view for a moment. I veer more towards science than religion, but am undecided and very open minded.


Why should they be opposed to one another?

Some very backward religions (and a few "fundamentalist" sects within other religions) might have looked to answer the questions we now investigate with science...

...But any major religion which any serious thought or scholarship behind it (for e.g Hinduism, Christianity, Buddhism, Judaism, Islam at a minimum) seeks to answer different questions altogether.
Wayne_CowdreyIcon...17-01-2018 @ 15:52 
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Yes, science and religion can overlap.

"God" can be interpreted in different ways.

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