So, scientists have found a massive area of space in, erm.. space! LOL 
Scientists puzzle over enormous void - Telegraph
Scientists puzzle over enormous void - Telegraph
Space - it's emptier than you thought!
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Pretty mad that really init. :S Why would nothing be there, no normal matter etc ...very strange. 
A billion light years across too, chirst on a bike thats HUGE!! 
A huge big nothing lol 
A billion light years across too, chirst on a bike thats HUGE!! A huge big nothing lol
Just reading this link that was below the one you posted tim,
'We have broken speed of light' - Telegraph
I always thought that if you were to break the speed of light the world would collapse in on itself, or is that something else?? I know if you break the sound barrier theres a 'sonic boom' hehe..always reminds me of street fighter
'We have broken speed of light' - Telegraph
I always thought that if you were to break the speed of light the world would collapse in on itself, or is that something else?? I know if you break the sound barrier theres a 'sonic boom' hehe..always reminds me of street fighter
Didn't see that link before, but I've heard about that quantum tunneling before. That's some crazy shit that is.
Yeah, a billion light years of nothing. It's kind of hard to get your head around distances like that.
Just worked it out - assuming that the billion is a US billion, which seems to be common place these days much to my disgust. What ever happened to the English billion?
Anyways, lol, 1 billion light years is 5,849,625,600,000,000,000,000 miles.
Or to put it some other ways, since I have nothing better to do with my time on a friday night:
234,905,854,951,409,525 times round the Earth
to the sun and back 30,466,800,000,000 times
to Pluto and back 799,129,180,328 times
the same distance the Earth will travel through space in it's orbit around the sun during the next 9,749,376,000,000 years
Yeah, a billion light years of nothing. It's kind of hard to get your head around distances like that.
Just worked it out - assuming that the billion is a US billion, which seems to be common place these days much to my disgust. What ever happened to the English billion?
Anyways, lol, 1 billion light years is 5,849,625,600,000,000,000,000 miles.
Or to put it some other ways, since I have nothing better to do with my time on a friday night:
234,905,854,951,409,525 times round the Earth
to the sun and back 30,466,800,000,000 times
to Pluto and back 799,129,180,328 times
the same distance the Earth will travel through space in it's orbit around the sun during the next 9,749,376,000,000 years
sounds pretty logical to me. Why wouldnt there be a black nothing there??
Maybe in a billion years OUR universe might of expanded into it, or our we gonna reach our expansion limit n do the opposite soon n fold back on our selves - aggghhhh
Why wouldnt there be a black nothing there??Maybe in a billion years OUR universe might of expanded into it, or our we gonna reach our expansion limit n do the opposite soon n fold back on our selves - aggghhhh
i find thiss tuff really interesting but boyyyyy its complicated!!!
i mostly look at the pictures
i mostly look at the pictures
sounds pretty logical to me.
Well if you go with the idea of a Big Bang, then all matter should be pretty evenly distributed throughout the universe, in every direction. Obviously chunks of it clumped together to form stars, planets and galaxys, but it's all spread out pretty evenly.
Imagine travelling for a billion light years and not seeing anything! It's mad!
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i find thiss tuff really interesting but boyyyyy its complicated!!!
i mostly look at the pictures
Same for me with sex
Lol - what were you searching for to resurrect this thread Shooms?Same for me with sex
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Mad as fook!!!!
Thing is though, it might not even be there now. The void is between 6 and 10 billion light years away, so if you could see it, then you are looking at something 10 billion years ago!! Anything could have happened since then.
When you see a proper shooting star it could be a million light years away so your actually watching history!!!!
I feel funny
Thing is though, it might not even be there now. The void is between 6 and 10 billion light years away, so if you could see it, then you are looking at something 10 billion years ago!! Anything could have happened since then.
When you see a proper shooting star it could be a million light years away so your actually watching history!!!!
I feel funny
its simple, in the billionth of a second as a scale the big bang encountered, a submissional force of matter exloded, thus causing post detination. which gives rise to a gapeing hole in the stars we see.
what caused it, i dunno. but the realms of life do come from these quesions and answers.
what caused it, i dunno. but the realms of life do come from these quesions and answers.
Na mate, shooting stars are mostly little specks of shit falling through the Earth's atmosphere. They usually burn up, which is when you see them streaking across the sky, but sometimes they might be big enough to survive and hit the surface.
Know what you mean though, about seeing things as they were millions of years ago. It's ace!
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for every one hour spent of our very exsitance, the solar system we live in expands by one billion miles from the centre of the big bang...............were running to stand still