Big big comet thing | Page 2 | The ER-VGD | Guild Forums

Dampylle
Vice Captain

Offline

Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 12:26 am

[.Faust.]

Father Knows Best ~

The universe is HUGE, we barely know 1% of it

Actually, I believe we know about a billionth of it, depending on who's theory on the size of the universe we're using.

since we are conversing on matters including Dark Matter we should likley use the Omega concept

which states that the visable universe as a whole only accounts for roughly 10% of the total mass of the Universe based on mathmatical calcualtions of gravometric movement...... and if you factor in that our limited technology can not even view a 10th of the visable universe then we are actually viewing less than 1% of the universe as a whole

this of course does not account for higher dimensional mechanics or temporal theory........ it only factors in the visable universe as applied to a 3 or 4 dimensional model

Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 12:36 am

Dampylle

[.Faust.]

Father Knows Best ~

The universe is HUGE, we barely know 1% of it

Actually, I believe we know about a billionth of it, depending on who's theory on the size of the universe we're using.

since we are conversing on matters including Dark Matter we should likley use the Omega concept

which states that the visable universe as a whole only accounts for roughly 10% of the total mass of the Universe based on mathmatical calcualtions of gravometric movement...... and if you factor in that our limited technology can not even view a 10th of the visable universe then we are actually viewing less than 1% of the universe as a whole

this of course does not account for higher dimensional mechanics or temporal theory........ it only factors in the visable universe as applied to a 3 or 4 dimensional model

That's why I think it's absolutely rediculous that people could assume that we're the only life in the universe. That doesn't mean I think Jimbob from the Ozarks has been probed, I just think that there has to be life somewhere out there.

[.Faust.]

Offline

Dampylle
Vice Captain

Offline

Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 12:41 am

[.Faust.]

Dampylle

[.Faust.]

Father Knows Best ~

The universe is HUGE, we barely know 1% of it

Actually, I believe we know about a billionth of it, depending on who's theory on the size of the universe we're using.

since we are conversing on matters including Dark Matter we should likley use the Omega concept

which states that the visable universe as a whole only accounts for roughly 10% of the total mass of the Universe based on mathmatical calcualtions of gravometric movement...... and if you factor in that our limited technology can not even view a 10th of the visable universe then we are actually viewing less than 1% of the universe as a whole

this of course does not account for higher dimensional mechanics or temporal theory........ it only factors in the visable universe as applied to a 3 or 4 dimensional model

That's why I think it's absolutely rediculous that people could assume that we're the only life in the universe. That doesn't mean I think Jimbob from the Ozarks has been probed, I just think that there has to be life somewhere out there.

you make an excellent point...... statistically speaking there is no logical way to state that if life could form on one planet that given the fact nature of the universe it would form nowhere else

Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 12:46 am

Dampylle

[.Faust.]

Dampylle

[.Faust.]

Father Knows Best ~

The universe is HUGE, we barely know 1% of it

Actually, I believe we know about a billionth of it, depending on who's theory on the size of the universe we're using.

since we are conversing on matters including Dark Matter we should likley use the Omega concept

which states that the visable universe as a whole only accounts for roughly 10% of the total mass of the Universe based on mathmatical calcualtions of gravometric movement...... and if you factor in that our limited technology can not even view a 10th of the visable universe then we are actually viewing less than 1% of the universe as a whole

this of course does not account for higher dimensional mechanics or temporal theory........ it only factors in the visable universe as applied to a 3 or 4 dimensional model

That's why I think it's absolutely rediculous that people could assume that we're the only life in the universe. That doesn't mean I think Jimbob from the Ozarks has been probed, I just think that there has to be life somewhere out there.

you make an excellent point...... statistically speaking there is no logical way to state that if life could form on one planet that given the fact nature of the universe it would form nowhere else

Sometimes I think we are just too smart just to be gamers...

The possibility that there is life on other planets are probable. Since there are other solar systems, that can possibly have just the right conditions for humans to live on. Note HUMANS..

Who knows what other humaniod or non humaniod creatures can sustain life on other various types of planets. Too bad this planet can not and will not work as a whole and continue to live for the purpose of mankind as a whole and not as a quarter.

"Sperate, we are weak. but together we are a force that can not be stopped" I dont know where I got that..

Mini Mints

Offline

[.Faust.]

Offline

Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 12:46 am

Dampylle

[.Faust.]

Dampylle

[.Faust.]

Father Knows Best ~

The universe is HUGE, we barely know 1% of it

Actually, I believe we know about a billionth of it, depending on who's theory on the size of the universe we're using.

since we are conversing on matters including Dark Matter we should likley use the Omega concept

which states that the visable universe as a whole only accounts for roughly 10% of the total mass of the Universe based on mathmatical calcualtions of gravometric movement...... and if you factor in that our limited technology can not even view a 10th of the visable universe then we are actually viewing less than 1% of the universe as a whole

this of course does not account for higher dimensional mechanics or temporal theory........ it only factors in the visable universe as applied to a 3 or 4 dimensional model

That's why I think it's absolutely rediculous that people could assume that we're the only life in the universe. That doesn't mean I think Jimbob from the Ozarks has been probed, I just think that there has to be life somewhere out there.

you make an excellent point...... statistically speaking there is no logical way to state that if life could form on one planet that given the fact nature of the universe it would form nowhere else

Especially considering that in our solar system, it's possible that life formed on two planets. That means that life doesn't need conditions like Earth to survive. It can adapt to minimalistic environments.

A scary thought, though, is that it's also very possible that all life is like Earth. Meaning, that the entire concept of their survival is based around violence, competing with rival species for resources. So it's likely that if there's more sentient life out there, they'll have had war, like us.

Welcome to Gaia! ::

Gaia Guilds

The ER-VGD

Quick Reply

More Information