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Article #579Re: STRUCTURE OF TIME (at numerous requests)
From: hporopudas
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 1992 10:51
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 1992 10:51
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In article <37260@uflorida.cis.ufl.edu>, jfh@reef.cis.ufl.edu
(James F. Hranicky) writes:
> In article <1992Sep30.092352.1@tnclus.tele.nokia.fi>
hporopudas@tnclus.tele.nokia.fi writes:
>
>> Unfortunately scientists teach to ordinary peoples presisely what they
>> talk in private or in public situations all around the world. Ordinary
>> peoples respect all their words (mostly without any criticism).
>> This is why these 'wise teachers' are fully responsible for all their
>> words they have 'teached' to ordinary peoples.
>>
>
> Obviously, these "ordinary people" are fully not responsible for their
> acceptance or non-acceptance of any "scientific" doctrine, eh? There
> are plenty of scientist who can find the middle ground between science
> and religion, and for those who don't: If you don't like what they say,
> don't pay attention to it. The advances in science and technology prove
> that gee, something must be right about these doctrines, right?
>
> Science merely attempts to find the truth through verifyable means, and
> of those things which cannot be proved or disproved, science is silent.
> The scientists themselves are free to believe what they want to after this
> point, but laying the responsibility for anyone elses acceptance of
> scientists' beliefs on the scientists themsevles is unwarranted. Do you
> categorically reject the scientific method?
>
Experimental scientific methods are difficult when we are treating
time-like singularities and space-like singularities of general relativity
which tries to describe initial singularities of our standard model of
universe. This is due that we don't even know what kind of physical laws
possible holds in so extreme conditions.
In the model of universe, which I proposed in my article 'Structure of
Time' time-like singularities, which must occur within the past of every
point at an early time when the density was high, are avoided with aid of
'diamond'-concept (of course this 'diamond' is not a ordinary diamond).
Space-like singularity is avoided with aid of 'ball'-concept (earth-ball
like huge massive ball is formed from 'diamonds', radius about 8 km, mass
about 10 power 50 kg), which lies in center of space (this mass is in
center of Virgo Cluster, (H-M)).
Scientific methods possibly indicate existence of this huge mass
(possible effect is these quantized redshifts of distant galaxies, if
this phenomena of quantization of red-shifts is real).
Scientific methods indicate also existence of gamma-ray bursts coming
uniformly from every direction from the sky and this possible also
indicate existence of 'radiation peripheries', which separates positive
mass part and negative mass part of universe and which is also related to
time's structure.
When something touches to exotic particles called 'space-potato' then
it may explode and considerable 'flash of lightning' results (this exotic
particle formed from positive mass and negative mass neutrinos (7+7, and
always three together, neutrinos related to electron) was a fine structure
detail in 'radiation periphery'. 'Diamond' was also formed from one
'radiation periphery').
> Do you commit blasphemy by using this network created by science?
>
> Jim Hranicky (jfh@reef.cis.ufl.edu)
No, not in any name. I don't understand her role in some accurate citations
from her talk. On the other hand she says also that the Highest is very
bright and heavy giant, Who is in the negative-mass part of universe.
She was only 5 years old when she drew her drawings and spoke these matters.
These are all matters which we will never understand.
---Hannu.
"There does not exist 'mathematical' time-like and space-like singularities
in the real physical universe."
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