Thread 215877358

do you believe in God in your country?

>>215877358 (OP)
I am an irreligious agnostic. I don't go to the temple, I don't pray and I don't care about rituals. But there is a good chance God might exist.

God being a quantifiable and measurable phenomenon is a depressing idea

>>215877358 (OP)
>BREAKING: a star exists somewhere in space
woah, I heckin' love science!!!!

>>215877930
no star could warp light/produce an einstein ring that large. it’s likelier a supermassive black hole

>>215878010
*muse instrumental starts*

>>215877358 (OP)
That's just somebody's butthole

>>215877930
it's not a star you mong
stick to toilets

>>215877358 (OP)
so what is it and how will it affect the rest of my life

ITT: religicucks seething

>>215877885
maybe it's just his mere vessel in this reality

>>215878131
>it's not a star you
proofs?

>>215878131
lower your tone shopkeeper

>>215878180
it emits no visible light for one.

>>215878124
the space goatsee

I hate relativity and the concept of spacetime so much that it cannot be put to words
Give me the Newtonian universe

>>215878276
i am manifesting my cock to quantum teleport into your pink bussy so i can rape you from my desk here in Arkansas

>>215877358 (OP)
No, it's that nigger demiurge
>>215877930
It's the newest theory in vogue that the observable universe we perceive exists inside a Black Hole or something idk I'm not a stemfag

>>215878180
stars emit light
>>215878276
it's kino that photons dont experience time though

>>215877358 (OP)
When Charlie Kirk got shot, it made me believe that maybe there truly is justice in this world. Now, if only a meteor would destroy the Vatican, it would be proof of God's existence and goodness.

>>215877358 (OP)
I'm so glad I undersand nothing of physics. The complex mechanics that govern my reality may as well be magic. Do you know what a 'quark' is? Because I sure don't.

>>215877358 (OP)
UR MUM LOL

>>215877358 (OP)
OP you shouldn't dox the location of your mum

>>215877358 (OP)
just shut up and inject the soyence straight into my veins already

>>215878999
>>215879015
mental equivalent of children. just leave the thread. adults are talking.

>>215879117
AYO DIS NIGGA GOT A COSMIC SIZED MUM

>>215877358 (OP)
I have a simple rule: if you see a xwitter post with "BREAKING" and a police siren emoji you're about to read a load of bullshit.

>>215877358 (OP)
>le UNIMAGINABLY HUGE THING
is le UNIMAGINABLY FAR AWAY!!!!! WOW!!!!!
ok

>>215879251
you stupid fucking chuds will say shit like this and then talk about bullshit like haplogroups in the same breath. go kys

>>215877358 (OP)
There is no edge of space and time that we can perceive. The title is misleading and means the edge of the observable universe, or the entire article is bullshit.
>>215878481
Holographic universe hypothesis. We're a 3D hologram at the edge of a 4D black hole. It depends on string theory so don't get your hopes up.

>>215879675
>Information is all that exists
Digital ontology strikes again

>>215878999
>>215879015
>>215879159
mummy is just big boned

>>215877358 (OP)
All of these sci pop ""news"" are bullshit pulled out of thin air and most likely a liberal guess work of some obscure data pulled from an aging low resolution radio telescope
>Edge of space and time
Behead all soyence communicators

>>215877358 (OP)
This is sensationalist and idiotic it's not the edge of the universe it's how far humanity's current technology can see calling it the edge of space and time is like calling the sun the center of existence since Earth depends on it

>>215877930
It's God. Not a star.

>>215880358
Some theorize the visible universe vs totality of existence might be like a light bulb inside Pluto.

>>215879325
haplogroups affect your life far more a random cosmic asshole gorillions of lightyears away ever will

>>215877358 (OP)
looks like one of the coookie clicker achievements when you bake one septillion cookie

>>215877358 (OP)
TON 618 is tens of thousands of times heaver than that, why is this such a big deal? Because it's super old and it shouldn't have existed this early in the universe?

>>215880897
No, the big deal is to make a clickable headline. We're trapped in a retard world, servicing retards, where your vote and some 7-IQ cretin's is all the same. This is the era of fucktard supremacy. This is a moron's world, you're just living in it etc etc

>>215880995
But I'm a moron too so I win!

>>215880897
isn't that in the middle of a galaxy and this isn't?

>>215881021
I'm really not an expert, I seem to remember that the farther an object is, the earlier in the universe it was created and for some reasons astrophycisists and cosmologists have a problem with supermassive black holes that appeared early in the universe

HELLO???????

>>215881338
what did you do in spain when it was raining

>>215881429
i was feeling sorry for myself and then i fled back to germany

>>215877358 (OP)
Yes, Sanatana Dharma is the only truth in this cosmos.

God doesn't exist

>>215882246
your god is a banana you fucking monkey.

>>215877358 (OP)
Tweets like this are why pop science was a mistake.

>>215881098
there are theoretical models that describe star formation in the early universe

Webb telescope has found more galaxies and supermassive objects than predicted

so there's something wrong with the current theory

it's one of those wtf moments in physics like when they tried to measure the motion of earth through the aether and all the measurements gave no motion at all

>>215877358 (OP)
God is a necessary part of humanity's journey to seek the truth. You can't quantify any sort of truth if you use the imperfect human experience, so having an omniscient/omnipotent being to base your observations off will take you closer to truth.

>>215882884
And your god is a nigger who creampies your mother every single night while your dad watches, you amerifatass

>>215877358 (OP)
im a god
so u are

>>215882969
>there are theoretical models that describe star formation in the early universe
Doesn't account for supermassive black holes in the early universe.

>>215877358 (OP)
What the fuck is the edge of space and time?

>>215877930
the James Webb telescope found a bunch of shit we didn't expect. Like our current models of the universe are wrong because they found a bunch of galaxies and stars that are older than should be possible based on our current models of the universe

what happened to the 3ATLAS schizos

>>215883721
he didn't understand a single word you said

>>215883778
Oh, but you did? How ironic.

>>215877358 (OP)
>solar mass object
What the fuck is it? Use real words. Black hole? Neutron star? I can't imagine something getting that large without having been a star

>>215884162
>neutron star...with 1 million solar masses

OMEGA LOL

>>215884195
I wouldn't be surprised, every time we think we understand something and look deeper into it to justify our beliefs the universe gives evidence to the contrary

>>215884256
>I wouldn't be surprised
OMEGA LOL ROUND 2

>>215884256
>I wouldn't be surprised
nigga https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolman%E2%80%93Oppenheimer%E2%80%93Volkoff_limit

>>215883964
>How ironic.

>>215877358 (OP)
nah

>>215884352
bodied that freak
>>215884383
bodied that freak
(the freak? it was me)

>>215877358 (OP)
>do you believe in God in your country?
of course not

science: discovers something interesting to investigate
religious people: that's god

>>215884352
There's a thousand scientific laws that we took as final truth until they were superseded. What's one more?

>>215878140
>so what is it
no clue
>and how will it affect the rest of my life
probably won't since it doesn't apply to cleaning toilets

>>215877358 (OP)
>the meaning of life is Rarity's ponut
Based

>>215878241
how would we know? wasn't that taken on the jwt?
don't we need to use IR because we can't see that far away with visible?

>>215879201
they found a bunch of shit with the jwt that can't be explained with our current models. but we also don't know how gravity works so it's not like we can do a lot of predictive math beyond the solar system orbits anyway

>>215880005
we just don't have good models for like 90% of space shit so it's easy for soyboys to write sensational bullshit about new observations. like IDR if we found out why beetlejuice randomly got darker and then brighter

>>215880897
>>215881021
>>215881098
it takes time for light to travel so the further something is the most in the past we are seeing it. the jwt uses IR and is better tech so it can see farther into the cmb than like hubble which gets mogged by everything producing visible light past a certain point and because or models are shit and are using incomplete data the jwt just found a bunch of shit that's older than our models, which use incomplete data, predict

>>215882969
I like the documentary where the flat earthers keep trying to experimentally prove earth is flat and keep accidently measuring the curvature and rotation of the earth to more and more accurate and precise degrees

>>215881626
>>215881626
nah, god is christian, not indian

>>215883737
it'll be most visible on the 29th

>>215884162
>nipple
>science
1 million times solar mass means a million times the mass of the sun

Can I put my dick in that?

>>215877358 (OP)
Realistically, what could have created the big bang? Are there other alternatives to the big bang that created the universe?
How come earth is the only planet in the entire universe to have carbon based life?
Could we really travel faster than light to visit the outermost edge of the universe?
I'm a commerce student pls don't bully I love learning about space

>>215879015
screm
you done him good lad

>>215878603
>"When Charlie Kirk got shot, it made me believe that maybe there truly is justice in this world. Now, if only a meteor would destroy the Vatican, it would be proof of God's existence and goodness."

>>215877358 (OP)
what the fuck is the edge of space and time

>>215887670
Sounds like a Yes album title

>>215879675
i don't get it

>>215877358 (OP)
>million solar mass
there's black holes out there with billions of solar masses

>>215878010
please stop scaring me.

>>215886544
:(

>>215887940
why does that scare you
there are billions of supermassive black holes
theres one in the center of our galaxy, our solar system orbits around it once every 200-300 million years or so.

>>215878961
Scientists don’t really know what quarks are either, they’re something they infer exists because things wouldn’t make sense if they didn’t

>>215886544
PLS someone respond

>>215887684
okay but where does space end and time begin?

>>215886544
>Realistically, what could have created the big bang?
realistically, no answer to this makes sense yet
>Are there other alternatives to the big bang that created the universe?
not with our current understanding of physics
>How come earth is the only planet in the entire universe to have carbon based life?
we don't know that it's the only one. we have a sample size of one.
>Could we really travel faster than light to visit the outermost edge of the universe?
almost certainly not as far as we know

>>215888020
How can the answer to all that be we don't know. There has to be a theory on what the big bang was what could have exploded to create matter and all the other things.
Could there be objects faster than photons that we simply don't or can't find out about yet

Hear me out but I have this weird theory/idea that kinda fits this thread.... When we die we our souls are taken to an absurd distance in space so during the translation to such place we lose consciousness and that is why we see heaven/hell because our minds can't comprehend the fact we have traveled to a distant habitable place and we lose memory of our past, basically we start as something new.

Discuss.

>>215888052
the big bang was not an explosion, it was an expansion. all of that matter was concentrated into one spot, and due to inflation, it expanded, and continues to expand to this day.
>objects faster than photons
no
Einstein figured this out, E=MC2
its not just photons, any massless object moves the speed of light. for a massive object to move the speed of light, it would need infinite energy (impossible).
to traverse vast distances across space, we will need to invent wormhole technology or find a way to bend space itself to propel us and make the journey shorter.
https://youtu.be/Vk5bxHetL4s?si=M4wh_J8fSbpi4u0M
even then, the edge of the universe would be too far.

>>215877358 (OP)
this sounds like some psuedoscientific pop science bazinga bullshit considering the "edge of space and time" lies beyond the OBSERVABLE UNIVERSE