Creating a New Universe - In Japanese Lab!

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Oct 30, 2006
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does this mean god is japanisian? and we are all one little experiment, so i guess god is a scientist and that is why hes always portraid as wearing a white robe...
 
Mar 9, 2005
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{Mummy} said:
does this mean god is japanisian? and we are all one little experiment, so i guess god is a scientist and that is why hes always portraid as wearing a white robe...
What's japanisian? Sounds like a new breed of cat or something.
 
Mar 9, 2005
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Theoretically it sounds interesting. Odds are that it won't work in reality though - it seems as though they've just played with the math of already existing theories and shown that, according to such math, this scenario is possible. Also, last time I checked a true monopole particle was yet to be discovered, so there are inherent flaws in this scenario (a monopole particle may have been discovered by now, it's not my specialty though). I find it hard to believe that adding mass and energy to one of these particles would result in the formation of an ever expanding universe - wouldn't an infinite universe require infinite mass/energy to expand forever?
 
Jun 15, 2005
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Hutch said:
Also, last time I checked a true monopole particle was yet to be discovered, so there are inherent flaws in this scenario (a monopole particle may have been discovered by now, it's not my specialty though).
Not my specialty either, but I also believe that monopoles have not been discovered nor created. Being as they are vital to this scenario, I'm not believing it's going down either.