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Center for Cosmology
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Alumnus and CEO of Tessera Technologies Bruce McWilliams talks about how the Bruce and Astrid McWilliams Center for Cosmology brings together physics, computer science and statistics to help understand the origins of the universe.
From the "Inspire Innovation" areas of excellence videos - for more about Carnegie Mellon's comprehensive campaign, visit www.cmu.edu/campaign

Related: astrid, bruce, carnegie, center, computing, cosmology, generation, innovation, inspire, mcwilliams, mellon, next, universe

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ancient hindu cosmology
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ancient hindu cosmology
by carl sagens

Related: ancient, bharath, cosmology, hindu, hinduism, india

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Theoretically, yes. ...
By: QthChild. on 28 Nov 08, 20:35:31
Theoretically, yes. Take some classes in theoretical physics and you'll understand how and why.

Is time travel ...
By: timetravelexperiment. on 04 Nov 08, 20:44:50
Is time travel possible?

You may copy and ...
By: RepublicOfIndia. on 12 Oct 08, 07:55:34
You may copy and paste this, as it has no copyright: What is God? Is God an entity which exists in a paradise, controlling all existance? No, God is all existance. We all shine with the brilliance of god. We have capabilities beyond the expectations of common known scientific knowledge. We shine with a divine intelligence, a capability to think, to process. All living things have this capability. We are a part of God, a part of God is us. Hindu belief believed by myself; by God.......

help the world be a ...
By: kyrencc. on 26 Aug 08, 15:30:25
help the world be a better place help the world by copying and paste this on youtube make the world a better place just remeber this if u think bad u will c bad things if u think good u will see good things....... nothing is perfect in this world eveything has its loopholes make people think what the world has become

Thanks for posting ...
By: Virendra79. on 22 Aug 08, 14:11:54
Thanks for posting this video! I was looking what Hinduism had to say about the big bang theory

Science is simply ...
By: BlackRabbit2264. on 16 Aug 08, 17:20:58
Science is simply another religion.

True, Hindu was a ...
By: Kumari58787. on 15 Aug 08, 12:48:33
True, Hindu was a term invented by Muslims and Christians. They wanted to name the nameless path because they wanted it to look like their religions.

I'm a hindu, and ...
By: tehmushroom. on 10 Aug 08, 05:04:15
I'm a hindu, and thought that the vedas were the oldest sacred texts of hinduism?

Every religion has ...
By: akbisw. on 10 Aug 08, 01:59:14
Every religion has something that breaks the scientific rules. But it is the only thing that can provide human with complete mental peace.

I am sorry. The ...
By: Sankyaphilosophy. on 06 Aug 08, 01:31:42
I am sorry. The word "hindu" is not found anywhere in the vedas. The British and the Mohammedeans spread this word "hindu" as a racial slur to disempower the people of India, so they would be mislead and more easily exploited. Why would they do that? What are they trying to cover up? I wonder...

Ram is an avatars a ...
By: princegoutham. on 23 Jul 08, 23:44:03
Ram is an avatars a super soul who is sent by the Master of the world Lord shiva to safe gard the world his Mission was to destroy Ravana and by the command and blessing of Shivji he was successful in his task of duty The Creator never takes birth in Human form he send his Men or super souls like Vishnu Rama Krishna many more that's why they worship Lord Shiva Har Har MahaDev

yes i agree totally ...
By: 3rdEyePhoenix. on 16 Jul 08, 13:50:28
yes i agree totally..your mind is open

welll said.
By: rajivunome. on 15 Jul 08, 23:42:43
welll said.

There is only one ...
By: princenaidu. on 05 Jul 08, 17:51:20
There is only one God. We just worship God by various methods. God is like the big blue ocean, all religions and beliefs are like rivers and streams. Humankind is the drop of water. It doesn't matter which river or stream you take, as long as you walk in faith and live in truth. It is what is in your heart that matters. Look with your heart and not with your eyes. God lives in us and all around us. God is in everything that is living. Peace and Love to all who reads this message.

He was being ...
By: Vangali. on 01 Jul 08, 03:27:14
He was being sarcastic.. if you read his books, you see that he has nothing but respect for Hinduism.. but he knows that people try to claim Hinduism's truths as 'accidents' that's why he says it..

very interesting...
By: andolos65. on 19 Jun 08, 07:04:23
very interesting...

Definitely a part ...
By: saffronix. on 14 Jun 08, 13:14:46
Definitely a part of Sagan's 13 part "Cosmos" series. He did an amazing job of popularizing science without talking down to the public, as previous attempts to do the same had been.

Buddhism came out ...
By: MrSigma. on 12 Jun 08, 17:56:03
Buddhism came out of Hinduism. It is a pardigm shift from Advaita Vedanta one of the 6 forms of Vedanta.

I had a lot of ...
By: quiptic. on 11 Jun 08, 20:39:19
I had a lot of respect for this guy. But within the first 10 seconds, I lost all of it. what the hell does he mean "no doubt by accident"????

Buddhism is all ...
By: ishita04desidiva. on 09 Jun 08, 22:05:46
Buddhism is all part of Hinduism and it was created out of it just eliminating some aspects of it like the caste system and many gods(its apprently one, just multiple manifestations of the ultimate =)

isnt Budism a ...
By: AudibleAura. on 04 Jun 08, 04:07:06
isnt Budism a branch of Hinduism??

truely right my ...
By: rajivunome. on 26 May 08, 20:31:11
truely right my brother

...
By: BesACB. on 24 May 08, 00:21:06
Satyaannaastiparodharmah

It is only by an ...
By: paulkrist44. on 19 May 08, 06:45:54
It is only by an accident - without substantiation - that Carl Sagan says the ancient Hindu scriptures [citing Rishis/Superhuman seers, of an immemorial past] have come out with figures of the repeating age of our cosmos that are cose to today's estimates derived in science using 4 dimensional maths. [3 for space + one for time].Sagan's unwitting eulogizing of Hindu seers' discovery is left-handed due to this misuse of 'accident' in this video on Hindu cosmology using temple depictions.

For religious ...
By: BeliveInTruth. on 17 May 08, 07:50:47
For religious contepts search on google "Swami ramsukhdasji books" Documents present in English and all Indian langauge

Modern Cosmology
Posted by: philoctetesctr

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Roundtable discussion with Piet Hut, Janna Levin, Charles Liu, Dimitri Nanopoulos, and Tu Weiming

Related: astronomy, charles, cosmology, hut, liu, philoctetes, piet, roundtable, science, space, tu, weiming

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Not the only one !! ...
By: Thiseas1974. on 06 Jan 09, 22:24:53
Not the only one !!!!!!But one of many !!

The state of ...
By: romaysae09. on 21 Dec 08, 20:11:33
The state of Cosmology exist in confusion because Neil's Bohr and his friends said,"Shut up and calculate". This just means as long as it work we don't need to understand.

I just did a quick ...
By: ssnatcherss. on 19 Dec 08, 08:07:04
I just did a quick wikipedia search and it looks like your friend fails at science. He assumed Biblical catastrophies were true, explained them with unsuported claims, then explained those claims with made-up physics. He was working backwards the whole time. That's not how science works. Sorry.

ah Nanopoulos the ...
By: GreekSawyer. on 13 Dec 08, 09:05:10
ah Nanopoulos the only modern Greek that has the mind and the thinking of an ancient Greek.we are all proud of you!!!!!!!!!!!

If you mentioned " ...
By: syndox40. on 25 Nov 08, 14:17:26
If you mentioned "Immanuel Velikovsy" to any of these people... they would crap their drawers and burn you at the stake... So much for religion being separate from science... and he wasn't religious either!! THE SMARTEST MINDS MAKE THE BIGGEST MISTAKES!!!

If you asked any ...
By: syndox40. on 25 Nov 08, 14:14:09
If you asked any one of them who Immanuel Velikovsky is... they would all crap their drawers and try to burn you at the stake... which they did to him... without the actual burning... see "World's in Collision" They all believe (spiritual or not) that everything started 13.7 billion years ago... and nothing has changed since then... THEY ARE WRONG!!

I was thinking, " ...
By: MrCropper. on 11 Sep 08, 21:09:24
I was thinking, "Every one of these people is full of crap..." Then at 42:05 it is mentioned that they are having this discussion in the psychology building...

NANOPOULOS = G O D
By: Ronnick1990. on 10 Sep 08, 00:46:33
NANOPOULOS = G O D

Forever immortal ...
By: jorjeeee. on 23 Jul 08, 14:22:19
Forever immortal English accent of Greek people!! even from "god" Nanopoulos!!! very very cool a re Ellada me ta myala sou!!!

Cool.
By: dervit. on 12 Jul 08, 19:26:49
Cool.

u r my god ...
By: angeliqueyes1. on 02 Apr 08, 10:59:15
u r my god nanopoulos greece loves u

Great discussion Tu ...
By: nickglais. on 30 Dec 07, 20:59:05
Great discussion Tu Weiming displays sympathy for Creationists in the US and criticises China for being scientistic. China's giving scientific knowledge value is to its credit - No creationism for China. The US will have a problem if he does not stop the attack on science by religious fundamentalists.

Electric Weather (Extd ver) Plasma Cosmology Electric Universe
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Electric Weather Plasma Cosmology Electric Universe lightning upper atmospheric lightning elves sprites blue jets auroras aurora borealis aurora australis northern lights astronomy cosmology astrophyics planets stars moons and more climate chage meteorology

Related: and, cosmology, electric, plasma, the, universe, weather

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Seeing this ...
By: Nahulanham. on 01 Jan 09, 18:27:52
Seeing this wonderful video confirms my belief that Tesla was a child of the lightning storm that occurred when he was born. A storm that found its epicentre in his discovry of alternating current and the alternating current generator. Albeit, an eneregy source "light years" ahead of Edisons' direct current concepts.

"Lightning on the ...
By: videomanonfire. on 22 Dec 08, 06:05:29
"Lightning on the other planets also came as a big shock to the mainstream, if you pardon the pun" lmao. That was funny. Whats the name of the 1st & 3rd songs?

The krakatau ...
By: grteyr. on 14 Nov 08, 18:55:41
The krakatau euption was also a giant discharge,(probably between the earth and the ionosfeer). I red many books about the subject,and they never solved the problem of the violent explosions,sounds and electric phenomena.Volcanoes are fixed discharge centra between the earth and ionosfeer and the plasma torus around the equator of the earth. this is why indonesian volcanoes are so explosive,the same as the arcs on the equator of the sun.

Very interesting. ...
By: soupdragon42. on 01 Oct 08, 10:15:18
Very interesting. Thank you. DVD

I could have told ...
By: 2degucitas. on 01 Oct 08, 08:40:24
I could have told them dust devils where electrically charged. I had numerous ones slam into my house in Africa. The leaves, paper and junk would be statically clinging to the nylon window screens afterward. Happened every time.

What about it? ...
By: soupdragon42. on 13 Sep 08, 18:19:26
What about it? Charges can equalize between different clouds and weather fronts, and dissipate elsewhere... There are over 2000 electrical storms worldwide at any one time! Regards DVD

"From an EU ...
By: nine9s. on 13 Sep 08, 18:09:23
"From an EU perspective, the clouds merely act as a medium by which charge can be exchanged between the ground and upper atmosphere." (5:20) What about lighting that never hits the ground?

No, but plasma ...
By: soupdragon42. on 04 Sep 08, 12:21:03
No, but plasma forms, especially ball lightning, may account for some UFO sightings?

so are u saying the ...
By: Durankee. on 04 Sep 08, 11:30:03
so are u saying the UFOS & foo fighters pilots saw in WW2 are electrical charges from space?

Awesome video very ...
By: hexagononsaturn. on 22 Aug 08, 16:43:58
Awesome video very inspiring..Tesla was also scoffed for some of the same findings.

What?! Mainstream ...
By: sugarpuddin88. on 31 Jul 08, 06:17:22
What?! Mainstream science is slow?! Cholesterol lowering meds cause patients to suffer more and die quicker - documented over 11 years Cholesterol does not CAUSE atherosclerosis - It is an "effect" of a condition; but not the "cause" of heart dz Patients suffer more and die quicker because turning off cholesterol turns off testosterone and nearly all other hormones - The very thing that led to the Dz in the first place

I like this.
By: theunknownknows. on 02 Jul 08, 23:41:24
I like this.

Well, plasma math ( ...
By: Eastview605. on 14 Jun 08, 23:44:12
Well, plasma math (actually, the non-LTE statistical mechanics, both classical and quantum, of ionized media) is not uncomplicated, to be sure. But it's based on classical nonlinear partial differential equations, instead of Modern group theoretical concepts of elementary particle physics. In terms of what it takes to wield either of these I'm not sure which is more "complicated." In any case, mathematical expressions of physical laws are unavoidable; that's what makes science, well, science.

The trouble is, the ...
By: soupdragon42. on 14 Jun 08, 00:50:51
The trouble is, the plasma math isn't very pretty, and very unpredictable...

MHD processes are ...
By: Eastview605. on 13 Jun 08, 19:35:38
MHD processes are slowly being folded into the description of stellar and galactic dynamics, but you're right in suggesting that this is taking longer than it should. NASA's "official" posture on this issue shouldn't be viewed as anything more than the provisional views of whoever happens to currently dominate the panels that write the Roadmap. In the end it will all sort itself out. In any case, even the plasma description has its own version of "pretty math" that can't be avoided.

If Birkeland ...
By: soupdragon42. on 13 Jun 08, 11:40:55
If Birkeland currents are a well understood part of the magnetospheric system, and are included in standard Space Science courses, then why the hell do NASA and many in the mainstream continually refer to them as magnetic ropes? Because they prefer to see space as electrically neutral, and avoid messing up all their pretty math. The point is that all these phenomena are expected in an electric universe, but not in standard astronomy. To suggest otherwise in disingenuous.

Some of the info ...
By: Eastview605. on 13 Jun 08, 10:45:41
Some of the info here is misleading. Birkeland currents are a well understood part of the magnetospheric system, and are included in standard Space Science courses. Also, sprites and their kin were first predicted on theoretical grounds by CTR Wilson, Nobel prize winner, in 1925, although it wasn't until 1989 that they were documented scientifically. Electrically charged dust devils were similarly investigated as part of preliminary studies on possible dust charging on Mars.

The truth is that ...
By: stamina4u. on 11 Apr 08, 10:02:43
The truth is that mainstream science is struggling to catch up with the pioneers of electrodynamic cosmology, and they know it. Mainstream 'gravity only' models are doomed

Actually it'd take ...
By: garouHH. on 10 Apr 08, 11:35:06
Actually it'd take Big Oils money to research and manufacture the equipment to make those currents usable, just further cementing the half-dozens corporations firm grip on the energy monopoly.

if word got out how ...
By: sebert1. on 25 Feb 08, 05:22:29
if word got out how abundant electrical energy is in the universe... Big oil would lose its grip on society

i love the song ...
By: anjeltears. on 29 Jan 08, 05:13:32
i love the song what is it? thanks

Great stuff. Real ...
By: BadAstronomer. on 21 Jan 08, 20:30:54
Great stuff. Real science. Love it

Keep it up dude, ...
By: shrunkensimon. on 19 Jan 08, 21:04:06
Keep it up dude, your doing great work :-)

Network (1976) - Corporate Cosmology
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Mr. Jensen delivers his 'corporate cosmology' to the Mad Prophet of the Airways, Howard Beale.
This is one of my favorite scenes from the 1976 film Network. Truly a great movie.
Peter Finch as Howard Beale
Ned Beatty as Arthur Jensen

Related: beale, beatty, cosmology, finch, howard, ned, network, peter

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i watching this ...
By: neverwasapunk16. on 06 Jan 09, 08:39:56
i watching this movie on the web as i type this

and the Oscar for ...
By: mightycowhero. on 25 Dec 08, 06:47:27
and the Oscar for best supporting actor goes to...

Ive seen Zeitgeist ...
By: Thnkabtit34. on 04 Dec 08, 05:21:28
Ive seen Zeitgeist but not too sure about addendum.. Esoteric Agenda is great too.. Gotta love this "network" thing.. Love George Carlin too R.I.P.

anyone here seen ...
By: millercork. on 23 Nov 08, 16:06:01
anyone here seen the zeitgeist addendum?

Beatty's monologue ...
By: giterdun77. on 21 Nov 08, 21:53:43
Beatty's monologue in this scene should be required viewing in high schools. Shown in both September and June of each year...

"Because you're on ...
By: yyyihad. on 11 Nov 08, 10:40:23
"Because you're on TV, dummy."

Second greatest ...
By: LazlosPlane. on 08 Oct 08, 00:38:05
Second greatest speech in movie history. first was Beale's rant.

Ned Beatty is great ...
By: bronco3250. on 30 Sep 08, 23:56:45
Ned Beatty is great. Very underrated actor.

I miss the ...
By: RandallFlaggNY. on 30 Sep 08, 18:13:00
I miss the Ecumenical Liberation Army. I wonder if the ELA would be on cable new now, doing live analysis. If so, I wonder what would their share be?

Jensen represents ...
By: idnotego. on 24 Sep 08, 01:55:05
Jensen represents the type of people we are fighting against right now! Get mad, get out and do something about it!

This is what ...
By: tommyrock69. on 17 Sep 08, 03:27:20
This is what happens when you vote GOP or Democratic Party.

You left out the ...
By: zofspade. on 28 Aug 08, 05:03:32
You left out the last part: "Why me?" "Because you're on TV, stupid."

I've so gotta watch ...
By: ANDR0iD083. on 18 Aug 08, 20:43:17
I've so gotta watch this film..

He us so right.. ...
By: wexarexthexStorm. on 02 Aug 08, 20:32:42
He us so right.. Who produced this movie?

I forgot how ...
By: TruSlack. on 23 Jul 08, 01:24:09
I forgot how goddamn good this movie is.

Yo this dude would ...
By: XxiLLViLLAiNxX. on 06 Jul 08, 15:07:34
Yo this dude would make one of thee most epic video game bosses in history. "YOU HAVE MEDDLED WITH THE PRIMAL FORCES OF NATURE!!!" That line alone speaks viciousness.

LOVE this movie.
By: jjjfisher123. on 19 Jun 08, 18:06:23
LOVE this movie.

"Mr. Jensen" must ...
By: truthspeaker2000. on 24 Apr 08, 21:18:19
"Mr. Jensen" must be a synonym of Rothschild, Rockefeller and other people like them...

Haha! This movie ...
By: pineapplite. on 28 Jan 08, 11:11:52
Haha! This movie rocks! -makes wild hand movements-

Planetary scars Plasma Cosmology Astronomy
Posted by: soupdragon42

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Plasma Cosmology. Mysterious planetary scars on the planets and moons of our solar system. These continue to shock, surprise, and confound mainstream astronomy, although there are simple, verifiable answers at hand. Birkeland, Alfven, thunderbolts, lightning, thornhill, perratt, talbott. Thunderbolts of the gods. Electric Universe.
www.thunderbolts. info
www.plasmacosmolo gy.net

Related: astronomy, cosmology, cosmos, electricity, in, planetary, plasma, scars, solar, space, system

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mabey they'll build ...
By: swordofisis. on 10 Oct 08, 06:37:00
mabey they'll build a bigger one

I'm on it..LMAO!;)!
By: cannabisresin. on 12 Aug 08, 21:50:12
I'm on it..LMAO!;)!

Keep smoking the ...
By: soupdragon42. on 12 Aug 08, 11:44:03
Keep smoking the funny stuff

oh Puhlease.....
By: cannabisresin. on 12 Aug 08, 11:24:56
oh Puhlease.....

Has anyone ever ...
By: WhatIsGod. on 07 Aug 08, 16:17:57
Has anyone ever stopped to think about frame drag? Electrons have some mass. Electrons are moving at extreme speeds. Frame drag compresses space time. One drop of water will not move a mountain but a flowing river can completely destroy it. Can electrons coming in from multiple directions compress space-time? Where will people turn when the Bose-Einstein Condensate turns up missing at CERN? What will people do when they come to the conclusion that there is no such thing as a graviton

Of course the grand ...
By: mgard84. on 25 Jun 08, 16:50:04
Of course the grand canyon was created by erosion. But....what erodes on those plantes? does water flow? do you think god created planets in perfect shapes with smooth surfaces?

Yeah the Grand ...
By: vzon17. on 08 Jun 08, 09:46:16
Yeah the Grand Canyon on earth was made by a big electrical discharge. If you ever drive by there you will so a huge area along the suthern edge where there are huge big black bolders laying all around the landscape as big a houses and the rest of the lands is a different color.

Great video. Keep ...
By: TheBadAsstronomer. on 25 Apr 08, 15:38:50
Great video. Keep up the good work

Interesting. My ...
By: Premdharia. on 14 Apr 08, 21:07:41
Interesting. My interest in cosmology is rather new. But I am a Falun Dafa practitioner(ancient chinese qi-gong cultivation system), and we are taught that that the Universe expands into the macro and micro size exponentially, and that our solar system is just an atom in another Cosmic body that is yet much larger. Think about it, our solar system resembles the structure of an atom, where planets (electrons) revolve around the sun (nucleus), and if electrons are charged, then planets are too.

Alien8ted, let's ...
By: Kenzofeis. on 03 Mar 08, 00:25:11
Alien8ted, let's not forget that almost ALL the stuff you learn from these books are THEORIES which are - ohhh darn - THEORIES, which means NOT PROVEN FACT, which means, NOT TRUE KNOWLEDGE - just models and speculations. Even if partly proven a theory is still a theory, and the bits and pieces of proof depends on the interpretations. Which tends to be many due to the number of eager beavers wanting to make a name for themselves in the hunt for funding and fame.

If you consider it ...
By: Kenzofeis. on 03 Mar 08, 00:20:25
If you consider it mainstream science when some not formally educated person is interested in something and makes a discovery or technical development that everybody laughed at the possibility of, or was "forbidden", or was totally by chance..

In experiments they ...
By: Kenzofeis. on 03 Mar 08, 00:04:49
In experiments they have achieved a "tunneling effect" able to deliver a signal faster than light (maybe instantly, I don't remember), so, it is possible that this effect can work over infinite distances through some channels connecting every tiny bit of matter.. speculative, but I liked it ;P

The Grand Canyon is ...
By: stanxcarter. on 25 Feb 08, 17:48:58
The Grand Canyon is an example of large planetary electrical scarring. If you look at an elevation map, the start of the river goes OVER the plateau instead of around it. Also the debris is not present at the end of the river, or anywhere for that matter. google planet X

Of all the ...
By: jonbow07. on 21 Feb 08, 09:11:48
Of all the possibilities this seems to be the most logical to me... but man I have/share your excellent taste in music, which complements the video's.

Phil, finally!! ...
By: sol889. on 20 Jan 08, 13:31:40
Phil, finally!! Un ban me and post more stories on UT

One has to concede ...
By: TheBadAstronomr. on 19 Jan 08, 19:38:04
One has to concede that these videos make a compelling case It seems that the role of electricity in mainstream astronomy has been considerably underestimated

Cosmology is now ...
By: BadAstronomer. on 15 Jan 08, 21:35:13
Cosmology is now more like a religion than science. Its obsession and basis in abstract math has produced a new Holy Trinity - black holes, dark matter, and dark energy! Taxpayers money is disappearing into these very real black holes!

Also, has anyone ...
By: chris2tkd. on 14 Jan 08, 22:38:35
Also, has anyone accepted the hollow earth theory here?

I am not agreeing ...
By: chris2tkd. on 14 Jan 08, 21:58:15
I am not agreeing with anyone here because I may not be as well educated as you all. Either way, I dont argue with something no one trully understands in the first place. I simply want to ask, what about protons and how they are not limited by time and space, and that they can mimick eachother over vast distances with no elapased time. If nothing can move faster than the speed of light, then there must be some sort of unseen matrix that allows this to happen.

I absolutely LOVE ...
By: Zaradia. on 14 Jan 08, 05:35:35
I absolutely LOVE it!!! :-)

At last. The return ...
By: reds3077. on 11 Jan 08, 10:45:57
At last. The return of real science

Finally. It's good ...
By: Krackonis. on 10 Jan 08, 04:12:31
Finally. It's good to see good, reasoned arguements that actually set out ot answer these questions. It's like we have been told by our forefathers for 5000 years that the skies have changes, well now we know why. Plasma is very very memorable.

This video, and ...
By: jwliv. on 10 Jan 08, 00:25:57
This video, and conversation, is about mainstream astronomy and their mainstream scientific theories. Why are you being deliberately obtuse? Well, at least I hope it's deliberate.

Uhm, did you forget ...
By: jwliv. on 10 Jan 08, 00:19:37
Uhm, did you forget we were talking about astronomy and cosmology?

jwliv, mainstream ...
By: alien8ted. on 09 Jan 08, 23:59:51
jwliv, mainstream science produced the computer you are using, has doubled human lifespan in the last 100 years, eradicated many diseases like smallpox that had killed millions, given us aircraft, spacecraft, cars, x-rays, satellites, better nutrition, genetics, the telephone, recorded music, global mapping, weather forecasting, organ replacement, I could go on...

Plasma Cosmology, a brief introduction
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Plasma Cosmology heralds a return to real science based on common sense and empiricism rather than mathematical abstraction and exotic hypotheticals
www.holoscience.c om
www.thunderbolts. info
www.plasmacosmolo gy.net
www.plasma-univer se.com (more)

Related: astronomy, cosmology, electric, plasma, thunderbolts, universe

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whats the name of ...
By: DeViLiN888. on 31 Dec 08, 04:11:28
whats the name of the song???

I have yet to hear ...
By: valhala56. on 29 Nov 08, 05:26:07
I have yet to hear from anybody why it has to be either a gravitonal based Universe or an EM Universe. Why can't both be merged, Gravity explains motion, planetary orbits, Stars, EM explains away Dark Energy. Why does it have to be an either/or proposition?

I am a artist that ...
By: wizardangel. on 23 Aug 08, 19:15:29
I am a artist that uses a fractal program-apophysis and can duplacate many cosmic displays we see in the space photos-plasma feilds display many scared geometry basics princables also found in many crop circles-the wrapping and bundleling of DNA also requires these very same mathmatics-electric design holds the key to everything-energy never dies,it reorgaizes to suit a new enviorment- done with mathmatics often scared geometry quickly becomes aparent-22grams of electroplasma found peace THXZ!

As far as the 4 ...
By: HerbDangerous. on 27 Jul 08, 03:30:41
As far as the 4 elements (fire, water, air, and earth) are concerned, plasma defines the element of fire best. I used to wonder about those elements alot and could readily see solids, gases, and liquids, but the element of fire was a little elusive until now.

Why not ...
By: theone6837. on 16 Jul 08, 16:29:18
Why not self-educate yourself: holoscience . com electric-cosmos . org plasmacosmology . net

Did you intend that ...
By: majorvoltage. on 15 Jun 08, 03:30:52
Did you intend that reply for someone else?

What has distance ...
By: soupdragon42. on 15 Jun 08, 02:24:53
What has distance got to do with it? They both fall of with the square of the distance? Read a textbook or two...

EM is 10^39 more ...
By: kanajlo. on 15 Jun 08, 00:58:39
EM is 10^39 more powerful than gravity...over comparatively short distances.

This is a YouTube ...
By: soupdragon42. on 11 Jun 08, 10:59:47
This is a YouTube vid -- an introduction to the emerging paradigm. It is not a peer reviewed paper. What do you expect in < 10 mins?

This video ...
By: majorvoltage. on 11 Jun 08, 09:42:34
This video explained absolutely nothing and was a complete waste of time. State your hypothesis and supporting evidence.

Well you sound like ...
By: valhala56. on 02 Jun 08, 02:12:22
Well you sound like a Hoyle Steady state fan, There is much evidence for inflation, Cosmic Background radition, Redshift yes. Also I don't know if Black holes are beside the point in reference to EM but the intense gravity of blackholes are more powerfull then even EM. I may also have this incorrect but some theorists state that gravity has been leaking from the universe, (they are testing this now) well if that is the case then gravity was much more intense in the past.

The alleged ...
By: soupdragon42. on 02 Jun 08, 02:00:19
The alleged expansion of the universe is based on a very tenuous interpretation of Redshift, let alone the alleged acceleration of same. Look up the work of Halton Arp, which based on observation, not ideology.

WTF is the Physics ...
By: valhala56. on 02 Jun 08, 01:34:08
WTF is the Physics and Cosmology community focused in on Dark Energy & Matter, and I think "they" are trying to determine that dark matter is nearly massless but there is so much of it,in universe. There is no good explantion of the continued accleration of galaxies in the Universe which defies gravity which should slow down in inflation but it's speeding up. Would EM-Plasma account for this acceleration? Anyways thanks for your answer I am collating while watching Star Trek on SF channel.

Yes, plasma is the ...
By: soupdragon42. on 02 Jun 08, 01:22:20
Yes, plasma is the first state of matter, and constitutes 99% plus of the universe. However, because plasma is strongly influenced by electromganetism (EM), its behaviours easily dominate weak gravitational forces. In fact EM is 10 ^ 39 more powerful than gravity. Can g and inertia really dominate in a universe that crackles and hums with electricity? The filamentary (EM-Plasma) structure of the universe which we now observe clearly indicates otherwise.

This is genius. If ...
By: mjkr1988. on 01 Jun 08, 18:01:28
This is genius. If this theory does lead to the T.O.E then it should be explored. Cosmology has fallen flat recently with dark matter and dark energy, which should be easily detectable if they are interacting with matter, as with the rotations of galaxies. Great Work!

Somebody correct me ...
By: valhala56. on 01 Jun 08, 03:50:29
Somebody correct me but I thought Plasma was a "State" of matter gravity being a force and the only matter in gravity is the unproven gravitons.

excellent ;D
By: sanchezdot. on 15 May 08, 04:09:38
excellent ;D

Great video. Keep ...
By: TheBadAsstronomer. on 25 Apr 08, 15:38:37
Great video. Keep up the good work

Yeah, right. ...
By: stamina4u. on 21 Apr 08, 22:10:26
Yeah, right. Mainstream theories just happen to rely on 90% Dark Matter and Dark Energy to balance their quantitative models! Get real. You having a laugh Mr Penguin

Where are the ...
By: penguinx42. on 21 Apr 08, 21:56:55
Where are the quantitative models that correctly predict EVERYTHING WE OBSERVE better than the current mainstream? This is the one test that these "appeals to common sense" junk science theories can never pass.

hahaha indeed we ...
By: itsbwall. on 11 Apr 08, 01:08:53
hahaha indeed we do. Barry Setterfield collapsed the time frame on which Big Bang rests (Lots of time and lots of gravity, neither of which are in evidence). Physical constants arent, like c. Plasma is the best hope to explain the anamolies.

whether in religion ...
By: HammerSickle. on 17 Mar 08, 19:56:54
whether in religion, society, even in sports whenever conventional laws or believes are challenged, reaction was sever, challengers are neglected and punished though later time proved them right.knowledge lovers feel happy when they are defeated in their argument because they know they have learnt something new.they dont behave like egoists who want to just maintain their superiority.

Funny, they say the ...
By: musicfan1978. on 15 Mar 08, 12:33:22
Funny, they say the same thing about you and the mainstream.

Good grief. Talk ...
By: NozzaC. on 03 Mar 08, 18:16:43
Good grief. Talk about the blind leading the blind! Various members of the public with little or no understanding of physics giving their support to an unvalidated, incomplete and nonsensical cosmology. How worthwhile....

thanks i searched ...
By: johnny2020vision. on 26 Feb 08, 13:07:24
thanks i searched and the song is called "silence"

Cosmology Quest 2 - Plasma Cosmology - Part 2 of 5
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Google how to spell ...
By: PigsCanFly99. on 19 Dec 08, 13:03:48
Google how to spell 'their' .. idjit

PigsCanFly99, I ...
By: CrabHunter. on 19 Dec 08, 12:39:06
PigsCanFly99, I looked through some of the articles on dark matter/energy at the Scientific American site, and I couldn't find anything but postulations and hypothesis - possible intepretations of xray emitions etc. Can you provide a link to an article that discusses actual findings?

FoolHardy - are you ...
By: PigsCanFly99. on 01 Oct 08, 02:20:15
FoolHardy - are you pitching a shit fit? I believe so :) Looks good on your face. Striking improvement. Dark matter and dark energy are both pretty firmly founded (this is not in reply to you - you already got your reply FH)..no shortage of obs. evid. in support of DM and DE. Go to SCIAM and enter dark in the search field. Get with the Jones's. You guys are in a Tesla Loop. Re-align yourselves non-Baryonically. Carry on.

btw...people with ...
By: FoolHarvey. on 30 Sep 08, 22:38:59
btw...people with an understanding of physics dont google anything to further thier understanding. and did you just refer to the great Fred Hoyle as part of a ragtag bunch of physicists. fuckin brainless idiot...go google 'fuckin idiot'....that you that is

If its so great why ...
By: marneedear. on 11 Sep 08, 05:07:02
If its so great why does it require the postulation of hypothetical matter in order to reconcile the difference between observations and predictions? Im talking mostly here about dark matter. That is not a well supported theory but a FUDGED approximation. "No violation of Conservation Principles as these principles didn't apply in the proto-Universe." That is merely an assumption.

Since when does ...
By: rubberdown1969. on 12 Jul 08, 10:57:47
Since when does real science need a theory to replace a failed one? Just because a question has no answer, doesnt mean you cant prove a current answer to the question wrong. The CBR is no more than the stuff surrounding all not way off in the background & why it is so even. EU theory does explain it.

Please refrain from ...
By: c1arknova. on 06 Jul 08, 06:12:28
Please refrain from ad-hominem attacks: they're unessecary :) This refutation of the big bang is in serious trouble because it has no alternative explaation for the Cosmic Microwave Background or the Hubble Constant. The need to have plasma cosmology the prime cosmological mover on all scales is a serious stumbling block to its development. Fillamentation and pinch effects in galaxies, nebulae and clusters are worth investigating, without having to subordinate all creation to the theory.

Big Bang is ...
By: PigsCanFly99. on 12 Jun 08, 02:10:59
Big Bang is well-establish theoretically and empiracally. Micro-wave background radiation speaks volumes in support of BB. Google for 'evidence for the Big Bang' .. No violation of Conservation Principles as these principles didn't apply in the proto-Universe. Google for Planck Era and symmetry-breaking and fundamental guage theory. There are far greater minds working diligently within the BB framework than this rag-tag assortment of out-of-touch 'spin physicists'.

Gr8
By: soupdragon42. on 07 May 08, 22:23:14
Gr8

Cosmology Quest - Critique of Cosmology - Pt1 of 4
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thanks nos1, some ...
By: dougeroonie. on 21 Dec 08, 18:37:51
thanks nos1, some of that is from the "Seth" books by Jane Roberts and from the wisdom I'm developing, whoa, wisdom? he he Getting older has it's advantages. (well, 46 isn't ancient lol) I am grateful and thankful for it everyday, it is a really cool universe we live in - drink up and take it in! I recommend the Seth material and have been reading the 20+ Seth books I have for the last 23 yrs. (and rereading of course)

don�t wanna be an ...
By: nos1lig. on 21 Dec 08, 01:45:11
don�t wanna be an apple polisher, but your comment, in my opinion, is the best I�ve ever seen. totaly agree with u. couldn�t agree more.

The Universe is ...
By: dougeroonie. on 24 Nov 08, 23:44:04
The Universe is always being created. Time is one of the greatest illusions - it doesn't exist. If we understood our minds and thoughts better... The Universe would make more sense. We're taking our distorted views on "one life, we die, it's over" deal & portraying that onto our Universe. It always was and so have our consciousness's. When religions talk about "for eternity!" that's their best way of saying "Time doesn't exist on the astral plane". They don't understand the distortion of time

Ha, this is why ...
By: dougeroonie. on 24 Nov 08, 23:22:42
Ha, this is why we're taking so long to advance our understanding of the universe. In a sense there's just as much overblown "ego" involved in both places. If people worked on themselves, intuition,meditation,etc., believed they were good - not born a sinner -- and if science would step off their box & put their egos aside, took on new info, didn't worry about their "new" ideas being ridiculed or loosing their jobs, people would discover the wondrousness we've all be born with!!

I apologise. I came ...
By: odge99. on 19 Nov 08, 21:21:42
I apologise. I came across a bit too critical. I hadn't watched the full series before commenting. I do, however, still maintain that main-stream cosmology implies that the singularity that "banged" was an actual something- prior to that it's anyones guess.

hello odge99. You ...
By: Percy203. on 19 Nov 08, 18:10:09
hello odge99. You referring to me? And it did come from nothing. Or rather it makes no sense to ask the question where it came from. but ... unfortunately ... The Big Bang Never Happened. God did not fart out the universe 13.7 billion years ago. The most scientifically sound thing to do is to assume an infinite universe and work forward from there. Which is exactly what plasma cosmology does. See the second half of this docu, "Cosmology Quest 2 - Plasma Cosmology" and the associated work

It begins and ...
By: odge99. on 19 Nov 08, 17:31:18
It begins and immediately it says that scientists believe the big bang came from nothing. It's so frustrating to watch somthing that is made by people competent enough to write copy and edit video but somehow not enough to study the most basic facts about the topic.

There has to be ...
By: good4usoul. on 14 Nov 08, 02:26:37
There has to be something that doesn't follow Hubble's Law or there wouldn't be any structure to the universe at all. If everything exactly followed Hubble's Law there would just be a uniform distribution of expanding hydrogen gas. watch?v=nB42bRK9KsM

Is time travel ...
By: timetravelexperiment. on 04 Nov 08, 20:51:40
Is time travel possible?

These fallen ...
By: QthChild. on 20 Oct 08, 05:46:49
These fallen physisict who can comprehend the works of other scientists and claim the error on them instead of themselves deserves to be thrown out. There are a lot more to their stories that they're not telling.

'cosmic bubbles/ ...
By: cobu2002. on 01 Aug 08, 19:30:33
'cosmic bubbles/mother rock'

see 'cosmic bubbles ...
By: cobu2002. on 31 Jul 08, 14:38:32
see 'cosmic bubbles/mother rock'

see 'cosmic bubbles ...
By: cobu2002. on 31 Jul 08, 14:38:02
see 'cosmic bubbles/mother rock'

see 'cosmic bubbles ...
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see 'cosmic bubbles/mother rock'

see 'cosmic bubbles ...
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see 'cosmic bubbles/mother rock'

Blah, blah, blah, ...
By: theone6837. on 16 Jul 08, 17:28:36
Blah, blah, blah, you lost me at 8:50 - corruption in astronomy. Corruption is everywhere. It�s in everything. It�s hampered down everything. We have to stop it/them. Do what you can. The Illuminati/masons/others have infiltrated all aspects of our society.

The very point is ...
By: fabbio8888. on 02 Jul 08, 17:40:12
The very point is well exposed at the beginning: a growing number of astronomers doubt the Big Bang, at least the way it's told to us. And it's so strange that comments do not focus on the fact that this theory is propaganded as true and proved. Evidences? Of course. But let's talk about the evidences of falsifications: dark energy, CBM flatness, RedShift and oh, I still wait for a decent inflactionary theory. We keep the eyes on the future to avoid admitting mass mistakes. Not scientific.

well, fair comment, ...
By: BinaryReader. on 16 Jun 08, 09:11:52
well, fair comment, but, if im going to believe in something, i think ill go with the big bang idea. At least until its proven incorrect. Despite this video's claims, i feel that theres too much evidence that supports the Big Bang idea. Well, perhaps when the CERN Hadron collider is up and running, we may learn something that either supports the Big Bang, or rules it out entirely. Im going to go with..."Current observation says we are close to right. But we may be wrong"

It is not close to ...
By: ajmoir. on 15 Jun 08, 19:51:51
It is not close to correct. The correct answer is we don't know.

maybe, but, there ...
By: BinaryReader. on 13 Jun 08, 14:15:59
maybe, but, there is alot of evidence that supports it. Perhaps in a 100 years time mankind might have a better suggestion, but, until proven wrong, its the only "close to correct" thing we have. Id like to hear your ideas on where everything came from.

Big Bang Cosmology ...
By: soupdragon42. on 08 May 08, 11:28:11
Big Bang Cosmology is little more than a joke, and yet it still dominates the text books! The Peer Review system amounts to no more than an intellectual mafia, jealously guarding their funding! It's outrageous

I think that the ...
By: TheGodofReason. on 28 Mar 08, 17:42:35
I think that the notion of the Big Bang as constituting the whole universe is naive. A better explanation is that the Big Bang is a local structure (if unimaginably vast) in an ongoing, hierarchical universe. (see my vid "The Thinking Man's Universe" -Mike

"But until some ...
By: Percy203. on 02 Jan 08, 19:45:29
"But until some serious overhaul brings the plasma models into agreement with COBE and WMAP they will remain fringe" That is true, they are fringe at the moment, but not necessarily incorrect, i should add. Plasma cosmology is still in its infancy, there is still much to lean about how plasma characteristics such as the Z-pinch and double layers affect the cosmos. The role of charge separation in space is still not fully understood due to its very complex and chaotic nature

"i suggest that you ...
By: themadhair. on 02 Jan 08, 19:18:10
"i suggest that you familiarise youself with some plasma cosmology material before getting too angry at this video." What got my goat was the factually incorrect assertions the video made -- particularly regarding Dr. Rubin's work. Having a debate between competing theories is what drives science. Producing videos/statements full of misinformation isn't. EG: the cosmologystatement you linked to asserts that big bang relies on dark matter. WTF??

"contrary to ...
By: themadhair. on 02 Jan 08, 19:17:44
"contrary to popular belief, the Big Bang doesn't say anything about the origin of the universe." Agreed. Maybe a similar theoretical split to evolution and abiogenesis? "It also does not assert the universe is finite in age or size, merely the observationally accessible slice." True. I am intrigued by the slingshot model (arxiv . org/abs/hep-th/0611246v4) but this seems years away from experimental testing.

Cosmology at YearlyKos Science Panel, Part 1
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The first half of Sean Carroll's talk on Dark Matter, Dark Energy, and the meaning of science at the YearlyKos Science Panel, August 2007.
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Because that is not ...
By: ximerical. on 08 Apr 08, 21:36:46
Because that is not true :) As far as I know, you'd need a pretty weird charge distribution to get an effect similar to what we are observing, and such a charge distribution would surely be very unstable (like charges repel, unlike attract). Likewise, perturbations in the charge distribution will, over time, smooth themselves out because of this and so we have very good reasons to believe that the universe is on large scales electrically neutral.

so why do not we ...
By: spitneybeeers. on 05 Apr 08, 01:41:50
so why do not we simply say that the universe is not electrically neutural, and that causes the acceleration. Actually, i do not know if we have an experiment to support the assertion that the universe is electrically neutral on large scales.

What happens is ...
By: ximerical. on 23 Mar 08, 22:06:49
What happens is that one takes Einsteins equation of gravity, and considers what happens when you have a constant energy density. You do the calculation and find that the expansion accelerating. I would assume that this is then what leads people saying that dark energy generates a repulsive gravitational field... However I am not sure how helpful that is. Atleast it's not the way I think about the problem.

I still do not ...
By: spitneybeeers. on 23 Mar 08, 08:14:53
I still do not understand. I mean, I see that the universe has a vacuum expectation value which is not zero but some kind of constant. But what does that have to do with acceleration? As far as I understand this constant energy, called the Dark Energy, has some kind of gravitational field which is not attractive, but repulsive. Is that the fact? Otherwise I cannot explain how the acceleration is related to dark matter. Thanks for the answer, by the way! and thanks in advance for next answer :)

The probable source ...
By: ximerical. on 22 Mar 08, 23:44:27
The probable source of the acceleration is what phycisists call 'dark energy', ie. an energy density constant throughout our universe. Where it comes from, no one knows, but that seems to be the way our universe is built. :)

There is one thing ...
By: mendesnipplesucking. on 13 Mar 08, 09:25:23
There is one thing I did not understand. Dr. Carroll said that the universe is expanding with an acceleration. What does that mean? What is the source of this acceleration? Thanks in advance!

whoah
By: IronCladBen. on 08 Feb 08, 19:02:08
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Wow i ordered the ...
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the name of his ...
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the name of his course on dvd @ the learning company is "Dark Matter, Dark Energy".

yeah i enjoy sean's ...
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kurz, knapp, und ...
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kurz, knapp, und prezise

Cosmology Quest 2 - Plasma Cosmology - Part 3 of 5
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I don't understand ...
By: becomepostal. on 06 Dec 08, 23:04:36
I don't understand half the words the indian man say in this video. Could you please add subtitles ?

NMFUntouchable: ...
By: CrabHunter. on 01 Dec 08, 23:34:02
NMFUntouchable: what experiements are you talking about? Making electrons collide and interpreting the fragments, is not the same as "recreating what happened a fraction of a second of big bang". Plasma (cosmic) theory is testable in the sense that one can observe and test plasma behaviour in laboratories, and by knowing that the Sun, stars, galaxies and space mainly consist of plasma. Of course, this theory is new and needs more time/resources/money to evolve, just as the BB theory has.

considering we can ...
By: NMFUntouchable. on 11 Sep 08, 12:58:01
considering we can recreate exactly what happened a fraction of a second after the big bang I find it hard to see how anyone can believe it didnt happen. It is far more likely that Weinberg and company are right with the multiverse theory and there are an infinite number of bangs taking place. This theory doesnt seem testable at all. Is much more of a philosophy in my opinion.

So many assumptions ...
By: marneedear. on 11 Sep 08, 05:36:41
So many assumptions! One would never do this is geophysics. Why is it only the BB physicists who are not beholden to logic? Ugh.

This theory does ...
By: marneedear. on 11 Sep 08, 05:14:40
This theory does more to support the idea that there is no God than Relativity and Big Bang. You see it supports the idea that the Universe is eternal and therefore had no "beginning" or cause (creator). It also helps to support the idea of evolution -- well not exactly evolution, but abiogenesis.

Next comes ...
By: NMFUntouchable. on 08 Aug 08, 17:28:10
Next comes evolution is a lie and some god just waved his wand to create the universe. I'll stick with Einstein.

never believed in ...
By: grandmasteryeager. on 13 Apr 08, 18:09:37
never believed in the big bang. it sounds like an out of control desire to control creation. thanks for uploading !

Cosmology Quest 2 - Plasma Cosmology - Part 4 of 5
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I think the ...
By: good4usoul. on 14 Nov 08, 03:08:56
I think the structures and filaments were created when everything was much closer together. Have you tried mixing together this plasma idea with the Milne Model (/watch?v=nB42bRK9KsM), with Brownian motion in the first microseconds causing huge masses to collide at unimaginable energies and densities?

Fascinating - we ...
By: 0siander. on 29 Oct 08, 19:47:16
Fascinating - we are now living in a plasma universe

Quasars have been ...
By: 77GSlinger. on 28 Sep 08, 20:45:01
Quasars have been down graded by electric cosmologists and so the huge energy levels mentioned do not exist. Once agin this theorist defers to academic ideas which are in direct conflict with the electric Universe cosmology.

Not the way that BB ...
By: marneedear. on 11 Sep 08, 05:46:44
Not the way that BB has been premised.

Could it be that ...
By: o4mcal. on 11 Sep 08, 03:58:28
Could it be that both exist? Big Bang exist with in the Plasma Cosmo many universe. Biblically both exist Revelation 1:7-9 plasma cosmo are like clouds God the alpha and omega has no beginning nor end. Genesis 1:1 Could it be that the Plasma Cosmo gave birth to our domain with a Big Bang the birth to our domain of stars the heavens Universe Galaxy of earth taking Plasma Cosmo standard it took 7th Plasma Cosmo (days) to form. When I go to heaven this I will have to ask God! Very interesting!

Could it be that ...
By: o4mcal. on 11 Sep 08, 03:55:04
Could it be that both exist? Big Bang exist with in the Plasma Cosmo many universe. Biblically both exist Revelation 1:7-9 plasma cosmo are like clouds God the alpha and omega has no beginning nor end. Genesis 1:1 Could it be that the Plasma Cosmo gave birth to our domain with a Big Bang the birth to our domain of stars the heavens Universe Galaxy of earth. In Plasma Cosmo year standard it took 7 Plasma Cosmo years... When I go to heaven this I will have to ask God! Very interesting! Thanks.

Nice 1. Check out ...
By: Trowblood. on 07 Sep 08, 14:46:49
Nice 1. Check out Wallace Thornhill for EU latest. Also soupdragon42 on the comments here; rolls out a mean youtube on plasma cosmology with some good pink floyd vibes coming at you.

Thanks for this!
By: AmeriKidz. on 20 Jul 08, 03:30:44
Thanks for this!

hey, that's the ...
By: rmsluimers. on 05 Jun 08, 14:19:12
hey, that's the same narrator as from eternal sonata.

Gr8
By: soupdragon42. on 07 May 08, 22:20:55
Gr8

great documentary. ...
By: grandmasteryeager. on 13 Apr 08, 18:19:32
great documentary. Thanks a lot.

I enjoyed this. ...
By: jfooj. on 12 Apr 08, 03:28:46
I enjoyed this. Definitely something to think about and watch for future developments. Mahalo.

The Electric Universe Pt1 of 4
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Magnets are ...
By: BanjoNaps. on 23 Dec 08, 06:33:03
Magnets are electrically charged. That's why steel loses its magnetic properties when it passes the transformation temperature of 1333F and reforms with an Austenite grain structure of some sort. This of course is dependent on its carbon content. Why? Because below this temperature it has a Pearlite structure that is at an ELECTRICAL imbalance with the surrounding environment(magnet) because of its space-lattice. Thus it is magnetic towards opposite charges in an effort to reach equilibrium.

black hole is one ...
By: asian12329. on 18 Dec 08, 12:56:06
black hole is one of my all time biggest fear

actually a very ...
By: gtizzle101. on 18 Dec 08, 07:43:17
actually a very small portion or fire is plasma...

Think of magnetism ...
By: the13thmoon. on 16 Dec 08, 21:44:42
Think of magnetism as the mechanism of God's Thoughts...Plotinus is nearest...That's Cosmotheism and beyond materialist fanatics and Monotheistic dogmatists...

I don't go with ...
By: harshm2u. on 15 Dec 08, 11:24:24
I don't go with either of them. I think M-Theory explains the origin of universe better, and more elegantly. I'm just waiting for LHC to start workin' again. I HOPE they find a wee bitto' evidence for the extra dimensions!

What is the Origin ...
By: freethinker2008. on 13 Dec 08, 11:18:42
What is the Origin of the Universe? Primeval Atom or God? See my latest video. You decide.

What are good books ...
By: rayman029189. on 03 Dec 08, 01:07:27
What are good books on Cosmology to LEARN by SELF teaching. Im in High school and i want to learn alot before hitting college for it. Anyone know? Or A Good book on ASTROPHYSICS?

can you beleive ...
By: myceliummatrix. on 30 Nov 08, 22:41:52
can you beleive this the people who were aired on dicsovery channel couldnt even tell you what a fire was they where sorta like this "well,what is fire ohohooooooooh! oh yeah its a reaction that all it is a chemical reaction not to mention fire is a plasma and the gases that ignite are a great conductor of electricity but of course the retards on boob tube who cant tell you a fire is a plasma

omg oma
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omg oma

U R not 'British'. ...
By: TechnoIsFaggotCrap. on 24 Nov 08, 14:04:20
U R not 'British'. U R a nig mongrel monkey 'tard who can't even decide what your 'god' is supposed 2 B - just blowing in the wind, like your fellow monkeys, incapable of determining even what set of lies they prefer, thus rendering your conversations incomprehensible bowls of linguistic puke with no point whatsoever.

You need religion ...
By: wannabeebee. on 24 Nov 08, 13:30:38
You need religion dude. Your copy and paste method is showing flaws.

Religion is not ...
By: TechnoIsFaggotCrap. on 24 Nov 08, 12:10:15
Religion is not based on science, unless U include perhaps the science of BRAINWASHING ;) Einstein didn't invent relativity, but it doesn't really matter, 'cuz it's B.S. N E way. 'Relativitists' claim the universe was 'created' in a similar fashion 2 bible (or other similar crap) ideas. It's all a scam. U sound brown. U mulatto or something? U have these very nig traits of not being able 2 stick 2 a point, & scattering all over the place (nigs love red herring), but U don't cuss, so mixed?

Copy and paste and ...
By: wannabeebee. on 24 Nov 08, 11:38:07
Copy and paste and then re post the part where you IMAGINED I said I was not white. Ease back on the drugs dude. Peace bro. Repent and pray dude repent and pray,

Several posts back ...
By: TechnoIsFaggotCrap. on 24 Nov 08, 11:07:47
Several posts back U said U R not white, then that it doesn't matter. Everything U say is lies. U R not white. U R just a piece of crap that farts out miscellaneous words - red herring fallacies, etc. Attempting 2 converse with U is just like stepping in dog sh*t. U R brown as poo.

ARE YOU SMOKING ...
By: wannabeebee. on 24 Nov 08, 10:54:15
ARE YOU SMOKING CRACK? I AM WHITE. You a druggie dude?

No point reading ...
By: TechnoIsFaggotCrap. on 24 Nov 08, 04:02:16
No point reading the mumblings of some nig. Go on with your retard rants. U say nothing. I even asked some very simple, direct questions, which U of course ignore, because U R just another ignorant gorilla - oop oop! Interesting tho' that U haven't gone into 'kill whitey' mode. U R like an AMerican nig, minus the violent language. U just have all the chaos tho' - no point 2 N E thing U say, whatsoever, no ability 2 think rationally or stick 2 a position or point - call this 'island nig' 101

Hmmm. Interesting ...
By: wannabeebee. on 24 Nov 08, 03:27:19
Hmmm. Interesting the ancients knew that there are 3stars. Sirius a,b, and c. Interesting that modern man has only just worked it out. How do you think they knew that?

HA! I knew a white ...
By: TechnoIsFaggotCrap. on 24 Nov 08, 03:00:50
HA! I knew a white could not B so stupid! Yes, attempting 2 speak with a nig is like stepping in dog sh*t - same with spix. They have no interest in facts - just fart out words hoping 2 get a result they like, such as "KILL WHITEY!" It's all meaningless 2 U - U will just keep posting things, changing your position constantly because you have no position - no ideas, no thought - just junk.

U R not 'British'. ...
By: TechnoIsFaggotCrap. on 24 Nov 08, 02:56:47
U R not 'British'. U R a nig mongrel monkey 'tard who can't even decide what your 'god' is supposed 2 B - just blowing in the wind, like your fellow monkeys, incapable of determining even what set of lies they prefer, thus rendering your conversations incomprehensible bowls of linguistic puke with no point whatsoever.

'peace' 'bro' = nig ...
By: TechnoIsFaggotCrap. on 24 Nov 08, 02:55:23
'peace' 'bro' = nig. Tell us about your fave rap CD, Mr. Return Key. Don't Forget to hit return for no reason again =)

U start with ' ...
By: TechnoIsFaggotCrap. on 24 Nov 08, 02:54:30
U start with 'fallacy of complex question'. U assume there is a beginning, & that there is a reason. Oh? God is 'matter'? Just a few posts ago U said god is 'consciousness'. So what is it - U define 'god' as whatever suits U @ the moment... pissing on the English language like some nig - TYPICAL! 'Intelligence' is not 'energy' - there U go again pissing on English. Get a fuking dictionary, U wanker. 'god is matter, but not matter - everything & nothing' - idiotic word game

Religion and ...
By: wannabeebee. on 24 Nov 08, 02:53:44
Religion and science were mixed by the ancients. I am white. Not that it matters. God is the universe. The universe is God.

Religion is not ...
By: TechnoIsFaggotCrap. on 24 Nov 08, 02:50:49
Religion is not based on science, unless U include perhaps the science of BRAINWASHING ;) Einstein didn't invent relativity, but it doesn't really matter, 'cuz it's B.S. N E way. 'Relativitists' claim the universe was 'created' in a similar fashion 2 bible (or other similar crap) ideas. It's all a scam. U sound brown. U mulatto or something? U have these very nig traits of not being able 2 stick 2 a point, & scattering all over the place (nigs love red herring), but U don't cuss, so mixed?

I am British but ...
By: wannabeebee. on 24 Nov 08, 01:44:35
I am British but yes I am glad someone other than Bush is president. I don't know what Obama will do. I do know a few things though

Who is brainwashed? ...
By: wannabeebee. on 24 Nov 08, 01:44:25
Who is brainwashed? The universe is eternal? Doesn't make much difference if it is or it isn't. God is the Universe. So if it has always existed then so has God. Amen. Anyway time to pray and sleep. Peace bro!!

Black Holes Plasma Cosmology Electric Universe Astronomy
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Are Black Holes science fact or science fiction? We take a critical look from a plasma perspective. Mathematical abstraction now dominates the astronomical scene, but has this lead us astray. Black Holes, Event Horizons, math, plasma cosmology, electric universe, dark matter, dark energy.

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Worst Quantum ...
By: iansragingbileduct. on 25 Nov 08, 00:03:16
Worst Quantum Mechanical Conversation Ever

LOL
By: 0siander. on 29 Oct 08, 19:43:19
LOL

I think the only ...
By: Nelapidae. on 14 Sep 08, 03:13:12
I think the only real black holes that exist are between the ears of the dipshits who invented them.

They will shit ...
By: mairsil. on 10 Sep 08, 09:11:55
They will shit themselves, then re-adjust the theories to account for new data just like they're paid to do. Assuming we're still here. :)

So what you're ...
By: WhatIsGod. on 07 Aug 08, 16:11:16
So what you're saying is electrons are squeezed together along with high energy and fuse into mater? Spiking the quantum wave function at the center of galaxies. Much like a speaker with sound? I like that explanation.

Has anyone ever ...
By: WhatIsGod. on 07 Aug 08, 16:00:48
Has anyone ever stopped to think about frame drag? Electrons have some mass. Electrons are moving at extreme speeds. Frame drag compresses space time. One drop of water will not move a mountain but a flowing river can completely destroy it. Can electrons coming in from multiple directions compress space-time? Where will people turn when the Bose-Einstein Condensate turns up missing at CERN? What will people do when they come to the conclusion that there is no such thing as a graviton.

Things like dark ...
By: sirfascio. on 28 Jul 08, 14:04:33
Things like dark matter and singularities seems counter-intuitive to me. For example, look at mathematical fractals and biological ones, like ferns. Sure, ferns can be fractals, up to a point. Although fractals in math can be infinite, in reality, the fern eventually stops being a fractal, and other principles take over, such as those at the cellular level. I suppose a singularity might reflect the same principle, but maybe quantum theory is premature, as science is based on observable phenomena

This is what i ...
By: shrunkensimon. on 16 Jun 08, 13:02:03
This is what i think it happening.. the centre of the galaxy is somehow converting electrical energy into physical matter. At some point, even with plasma cosmology, we have to address the issue of how matter is produced.

Do we even know ...
By: Kenzofeis. on 02 Jun 08, 03:12:24
Do we even know which way the stars in a spiral galaxy is going, inwards or outwards? What if spiral galaxies are just big "producers" of matter, coming from the center and spiraling outwards, by means of electrical forces?

"Sun", "Son" .. ...
By: Kenzofeis. on 02 Jun 08, 03:00:19
"Sun", "Son" .. english words with little (that means NO) relevance to the antique world... so it's just a dead end road, using that argument..

It depends, ...
By: Kenzofeis. on 02 Jun 08, 02:58:31
It depends, considering that matter is not really "objects" as they will have us believe when they play with their tiny marbles theories. A vid on utube shows an electron, and it is not a tiny marble.. it is energy resonating in a local but not "firm" field. There is plenty observations crushing the marble models. There's only fields, waves. Which means that it is possible to blend them into maybe a denser "soup". But, make rotating matter fall straight down in on itself as in the BH model?

Great video. Keep ...
By: TheBadAsstronomer. on 25 Apr 08, 15:36:34
Great video. Keep up the good work

one thing i think ...
By: MaryStewart. on 05 Apr 08, 01:15:15
one thing i think makes BHs utter nonsense is that having all matter from a star become one goes against that one law of thermodynamics that more than 1 object can't occupy the same space. the EU theory is still kinda hard to prove 100% imho. ^^;

^ just another ...
By: Chimbot. on 31 Mar 08, 08:07:56
^ just another lost soul. dont worry its one in a lot that arent gonna make it to the next consciousness. leave them be that dont understand.

I'm not sure if I'm ...
By: shippoCY88. on 21 Mar 08, 13:35:09
I'm not sure if I'm in the position to speak up on this topic, but here's my opinion. Cosmologists, on the large scale, put aside electrostatic forces because on the whole, the universe is neutral. Also, while electrostatic forces are important, remember that they are only strong at very short distances. At large, universal scales, gravitation is the most prominent interaction.

To answer your ...
By: pumatalia10. on 06 Mar 08, 02:55:30
To answer your profound questions that you have given me, the son of God was Jesus, but was he the "sun" of God?From my studies in Lego Robotics, I know that from the gravitational pull of the "sun",one can understand that it is, in fact,the pull towards heaven or towards the"son".If Jesus was black,he is the sun or even the "hole" if you will

Although your logic ...
By: pumatalia10. on 06 Mar 08, 02:55:16
Although your logic is correct,that is only how one would think if they were retarded.That is why i have come to say that i am also taking MENSA as well.

Pumatalia, if ...
By: neilay. on 06 Mar 08, 02:24:28
Pumatalia, if that's even your name, it just so happens that i am also in mensa, and i feel your logic has some gaps. First, you claim that the sun is created by god, but then why did he name it sun? because it was his "son?" WRONG. jesus was his son. furthermore, you claim that black holes were just a rumor created to disprove god, but if you claim that god is the creator, then why would he create a rumor about himself? black holes suck up all things that are black, science says so, so stfu.

yea, i just wanted ...
By: pumatalia10. on 06 Mar 08, 02:18:41
yea, i just wanted to comment about this video because it seems a bit misleading. my name is christopher walleck by the way.i am a physicist who has some expertice in this area. i got 3rd place in the JETS competition, well JV that is, and i am in MENSA as well. So I mean I think that I would know a lot more than you guys. This whole flash video is not true at all. Lanmancz, the sun is created by God, ok? so your wrong. Black holes are just a rumor created to disprove God and astronomy is BS

This should be ...
By: Zaradia. on 04 Mar 08, 12:44:34
This should be required viewing for all astronomy students!

Lightning ...
By: shrunkensimon. on 02 Mar 08, 01:24:21
Lightning discharges occur above the storm cloud, extending many kilometers up above the Earth, at the same time as the discharge we associate with lightning occurs below the cloud. There is definatly some interaction taking place between Earth and the surrounding space.. so much for colliding rain drops.

I think you're ...
By: shrunkensimon. on 02 Mar 08, 01:23:07
I think you're confusing "seen" and "seeing the effects of its existence". We've observed high energy phenomina and light bending in the vicinity of these objects.. this however does equate into blackholes actually existing. It is entirely possible something else is taking place at these locations, and not a singularity, which has never been proven beyond mathematical equations anyway.

Personally I'm a ...
By: lanmancz. on 27 Feb 08, 10:54:06
Personally I'm a bit confused why have cosmologists completely ignored electricity and magnetism while they are obviously very strong forces that could play a major role in forming of galaxies. I mean - here on Earth it's no problem to see natural electrical discharges like lightnings - it happens every day. Why it would be any different in the universe ?

It's not true that ...
By: lanmancz. on 27 Feb 08, 10:48:05
It's not true that black holes has never been seen! Black hole can be seen due to it's gravitation - it bends light coming from distant stars when it pases through the light beam. Black holes have been seen. However that doesn't mean that there's no place for plasma science in the universe. I think that it's very possible that electricity and magnetism are very important and responsible for lots of events in the universe. In fact - lots of pictures of nebulas do look like a plasma currents.

"inbred" ^^ ...
By: Kenzofeis. on 17 Feb 08, 09:30:06
"inbred" ^^ Haven't slept enough.

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