What does universe mean? Everything we know and all of the physical laws relate to one universe. Does that mean it is everything? Just like in the past, what we think is everything is subject to change. We used to think the Earth was flat and the solar system revolved around us. That was our …
While doing background research for my book, Grand Slam Theory of the Omniverse (coming soon!!!!!), I came across an explanation for gravity’s strength, or lack thereof, using higher dimensions. I found this very interesting, since I was using higher dimensions to explain the Omniverse model. Specifically, in the higher dimensions, I explain the underlying forces …
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Stars born in the early universe had to sacrifice themselves in supernovae in order for their next generation to fuse the heavier elements that we are made of. All this so we can tell our children for generations that we are the only life in the universe? Seems like we owe a debt of gratitude to the life that came and went before us… Science can teach us lessons.
from Space.com
This stunning image shows the youngest-known supernova remnant in our galaxy, which lies 10,000 light years away in the constellation Cassiopeia. http://oak.ctx.ly/r/4836
Image credit: www.Hubblesite.org
In the news today, a study at Cornell University (http://arxiv.org/abs/1304.3381v1) probes the possibilities of Moore’s law applied to biological life. The result – life may have formed before Earth did.
If the Earth is 4.6 billion years and the universe is 13.8 billion years, the difference is 9.2 billion years – twice that of Earth’s age! Is it possible that life existed before Earth? It is very likely. Other theories have suggested that the Earth’s oceans had to have been filled with water from comets bringing it to Earth. There may not have been enough vapor produced during the early planet development. If water came to Earth, then it is also likely that the building blocks of life – or even life itself – came with it.
There is a new view of the universe and where it came from – the new perception sculpting our reality. Go to https://www.facebook.com/grandslamtheory for updates and news of the upcoming book entitled Grand Slam Theory of the Omniverse.
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A friend asked me today about reality – not just what we know about it, but how it changes with what we observe. Yes, everything changes as it is observed. Our views literally shape the cosmos around us. In quantum physics for example, all variations of a system exist until the time of observation – …
BOOK NEWS! We are entering the final editing stage and will be publishing soon. A tentative release date might be around Summer 2013! And the Bonus if submitted by April 26: an Omniverse Tree!
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The tree planted on your behalf will live among America’s wildlife, providing shade, shelter or food, just as your book will have the opportunity to enrich readers with encouragement, wisdom or wellness once it’s published.
We are stardust 3.0, or biological life. We formed in the wake of first generation stars’ supernovae. Second generation stars fused heavier elements that are the building blocks for biological life. Life is ubiquitous in the universe. Where there is water, there is life – comet clouds, extraplanetary systems – the building blocks are everywhere! See my previous blog, the Origins of Life, for more information. To learn about our true nature, also see Duality or Reality.
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What is life? Based upon observations on our planet, we define life as a characteristic that distinguishes objects that have signaling and self-sustaining processes from those that do not.(1) This is generalized as biological life, focusing on organisms: cyanobacteria, bacteria, protista, fungi, plants, and animals. All organisms have a life cycle – they acquire energy, …
Why do the ancients say all is nothing? Our modern understanding of science shows us that the entire universe came from a singularity. This is as close to nothing as we can measure. Its decay gave us measurable time and space. This is the Big Bang – and why we perceive reality as something out …
Good verses evil. Right and Wrong. Republican or democrat. What is reality to us? We always observe opposites. We have magnetic forces with north and south poles, electric currents with positive and negative. In physics, every single known type of particle has an opposite known as a superpartner. Matter has antimatter. We think the two …
Regardless of what you choose to believe or disbelieve, nothing changes the fact that our existence is simply a product of the natural laws of physics of the universe. The universe lays the foundation for creation of atoms, stars, galaxies, biological life and its evolution, in order to become self-aware.
As humans, we have become aware to our direct surroundings. We have used religion, science, and/or spirituality to describe this one phenomenon. Every culture on this planet has a unique version and our origins can be explained in every language ever used here. Just because we don’t understand it doesn’t make it untrue. There are no absolute right and wrong ways of describing it.
There is, however, a simple truth to our existence: We are here. We have everything we need to survive on this planet. We are elegantly formed by energies of the universe that affect every aspect of our being. In short, we are loved and cared for. Love the universe you’re in!
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The Omniverse
Photograph: Cirrus cloud angel seen over the Royal Palm Beach area in South Florida on March 14, 2013
After the news of the discovery of the Higgs Boson on July 4, 2012, followed by the confirmation of repeated results on March 14, 2013 (phys.org/news/2013-03-confident-cern-physicists-higgs-boson.html), it is being reported that it is the last great discovery (guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2012/jul/08/robin-mckie-higgs-boson-discovery-where-next). It is being heralded as the final piece of the puzzle of the Standard Model of physics. …
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“Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” – Albert Einstein Ever wondered what the meaning is behind these words? I have heard it quoted over and over again as if it were scripture written in stone. Einstein said it, so it must be true. But why? Einstein had a …
Are you the type of person who questions everything? Do you look through the veil of religion and the doctrine of science in an everlasting quest for the truth? Are you that person who realizes that everything is just trying to explain one thing – our origin? Yes, we have different ways to explain it, …
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A comet is an object, composed of water and dust, that orbits our Sun in a highly elliptical path. It consists of a nucleus, or body of water, dust, and rock fragments, frozen in space’s ultra-low temperatures. Comets consist of compounds of carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen (water, ammonia, methane, carbon monoxide, and some complex …