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If you measure the distance between nucleus and electron, and compare that to the size of our universe, you'd get a very big number that is about how far away the next universe is. Who knows what the fabric of that place is made of, but there's no telling what state the other universe is in. We wouldn't even know the states of our universe before we saw more than a couple of those other ones.
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Mumpy Puffinz posted:but what happens to the fruit? You'll be fine
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Didn't read thread but it's Kirk Johnson's colon OP.
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Apr 26, 2022 13:03
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If you took the entire universe and put it into a tube, you'd get a tube about twice the size of the universe. I mean, you wouldn't want to put it in a tube.
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Apr 26, 2022 13:06
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erosion posted:If you took the entire universe and put it into a tube, you'd get a tube about twice the size of the universe. In any time of trouble all you have to do is look up at the Little Dipster
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Apr 26, 2022 13:25
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Schrodinger's cat. No wait, nope. Sorry. It wants to come back in again.
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Apr 26, 2022 13:26
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I mean you could listen to that Modest Mouse song The universe is shaped exactly like the earth / if you go straight long enough you're gonna end up where you were Earth is approximately in Ohio Seth Pecksniff fucked around with this message at 13:32 on Apr 26, 2022 |
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Apr 26, 2022 13:29
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erosion posted:If you took the entire universe and put it into a tube, you'd get a tube about twice the size of the universe. No, that's wrong. You would get a tube the size of the tube. A tube doesn't get bigger just because you put things into it. At best you get a broken tube, but not a bigger one.
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Apr 26, 2022 13:29
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Seth Pecksniff posted:Earth is approximately in Ohio 
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Apr 26, 2022 13:39
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recursive Ohio, oh-my-oh god
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Apr 26, 2022 13:41
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GABA ghoul posted:No, that's wrong. You would get a tube the size of the tube. A tube doesn't get bigger just because you put things into it. At best you get a broken tube, but not a bigger one. The universe to me is like a blind date. You're beautiful. And you're massive. And you've got a black hole, and I just want to explore that.
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Apr 26, 2022 13:46
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what is outside the universe? That is where God and Jesus live. You're welcome.
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Apr 26, 2022 13:50
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outside the universe is a crazy big 12 dimensional metropolis that will consume us. Our universe is in a tiny little crack that only had 3 dimensions to it, a pocket universe. All it takes it one street sweeper to get us just right and we're gone like dust in the wind, actually we would be dust in this 12 dimensional wind.
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GABA ghoul posted:No, that's wrong. You would get a tube the size of the tube. A tube doesn't get bigger just because you put things into it. At best you get a broken tube, but not a bigger one. I put blood in my tube and it becomes a magnum dong, the universe is much the same.
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GABA ghoul posted:No, that's wrong. You would get a tube the size of the tube. A tube doesn't get bigger just because you put things into it. At best you get a broken tube, but not a bigger one. They never said the tube would get bigger
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It gets easier once you get past the universal sigmoid
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Wicker Man posted:When we die, God makes every human being into a lesser god that is king of their own little bubble of reality that appears infinite from within. We all cosplay as God in our own spheres of reality, which are basically universes next to each other. Weird, I thought that In the woods there grew a tree and a fine fine tree was he, and on that tree there was a limb, and on that limb there was a branch, and on that branch there was a nest, and in that nest there was an egg, and in that egg there was a bird, and from that bird a feather came, and of that feather was a bed, and on that bed there was a girl, and on that girl there was a man, and from that man there was a seed, and from that seed there was a boy, and from that boy there was a man, and for that man there was a grave, and from that grave there grew a tree, In the Summerisle, Summerisle, Summerisle, Summerisle wood. And on that bed there was a girl, Summerisle, and on that girl there was a man, Summerisle, and from that man there was a seed, Summerisle, and from that seed there was a boy, Summerisle, and from that boy there was a man, Summerisle, and for that man there was a grave, Summerisle, and from that grave there grew a tree, et cetera
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Apr 26, 2022 22:28
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it's like the suburbs, just a bunch of essentially identical universes all lined up w/ slightly different poo poo inside them
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Endless videogames
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poverty goat posted:it's like the suburbs, just a bunch of essentially identical universes all lined up w/ slightly different poo poo inside them We got the poo poo galaxy with no local Costco 
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posting post 420
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So what did astronomers find out about our galaxy? I read a headline that said they had some news to announce.
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Outside the universe is Bugs Bunny sitting at an animation desk, saying "Ain't I a stinker?" And us? I'm afraid we are all Daffy, my friends.
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Outpost22 posted:So what did astronomers find out about our galaxy? I read a headline that said they had some news to announce. it's big
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Powered Descent posted:Outside the universe is Bugs Bunny sitting at an animation desk, saying "Ain't I a stinker?" we are actually Florida, and he cut us off billions of years ago that was the big bang.
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outside the universe? i think you know... ... a little place I like to call... THE CROSSROADS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMYAEHE2GrM
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Outpost22 posted:So what did astronomers find out about our galaxy? I read a headline that said they had some news to announce. They found evidence that George Washington was an alien stranded here after it's ship crashed
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Outpost22 posted:So what did astronomers find out about our galaxy? I read a headline that said they had some news to announce. Maybe the found Planet X! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pe83T9hISoY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uLvynZjMWM
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Bula Vinaka posted:Maybe the found Planet X! T’wun T’wun, nice.  I guess the question could be resolved to: should a level have a lateral edge? Yes it should. It occurred to me that in order for water to have surface tension, all water must have some degree of salinity, even at the electrostatic level for completely distilled water. So if you want to make a perfect level for a tool, you could simply completely saturate a metered capsule full of water with salt, so that only one salt particle was out of solution. You put a diode on the two atoms at the quantum median of the glass capsule, and when the salt particle hits the quantum mean it electromagnetically locks the level into position, until you manually break the circuit of the diode. With a standard level you are just approximating the moment of surface tension, and it’s not a mean so it’s teetered to one side or the other, always butted up on the flexing air bubble but never really at the top. And it’s always moving, there are tidal forces in the oily green fluid that are effected by the moons gravity, so 2 reading taken at different times will produce a different quantum result. Also, it doesn’t have a real lateral edge, so the larger you scale up the less accurate it becomes, just curving to the arc of empty space. What is outside the universe? Bullshit and bad guesses. 
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i'm pretty sure outside the universe there's just cum
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_hole_cosmology
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the key feature that makes something part of our universe is 1. spatial dimensions and 2. energy. thermodynamics is an emergent consequence of a universe with energy arrayed in space. and time is an emergent property of a thermodynamic universe. anything you conceive of that’s just mass/energy arrayed along spatial dimensions isn’t really a different universe, just a different branch of whatever reality we’re in. so, to see outside you’d have to conceive of something basically inconceivable. so don’t bother. smoking salvia won’t even get you there.
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Ocean Book posted:the key feature that makes something part of our universe is 1. spatial dimensions and 2. energy. what about the last digit of pi. where is that. certainly not the universe
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Rutibex posted:what about the last digit of pi. where is that. certainly not the universe Turn your monitor orb
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Grits. An eternal plane of grits with butter made by the ultimate southern grandma. Also if you could see our universe from outside it would look like a black hole. Really makes you think.
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the universe is everything u rubes, there is no 'outside' everything you can imagine is part of it there's no such thing as a multiverghuifah
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The Protagonist posted:the universe is everything u rubes, there is no 'outside' everything you can imagine is part of it there's no such thing as a multiverghuifah Laughing my rear end off at this post as I finally reach the edge of the universe, look back one last time, and hit the gas
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Ocean Book posted:smoking salvia won’t even get you there. but dmt might
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there is infinite empty nothing in every direction the big bang was a flash in the dark matter, energy, time- all expanding outward into the nothingness ever more rapidly eventually spread so thin as to not exist
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