The Notorious Clockmaker

The problem is, like I said. NO TIME probably within hundreds of years will ANY evidence ever be present, that's assuming our world isn't destroyed by the time we can better examine what has happened in our own galaxy, etc.

And what do you guys presume about the other galaxies? I mean the Big bang theory is only for our own galaxy, what about other galaxies that have drifted apart from us. Like I've said, I only see a greater being as starting our galaxies because their thought and intellegence is so far above ours that we cannot apprehend what is really going on. For all we know, we could be under a microscope right now being viewed by something much greater.


..Like in the Matrix.

D3v, do you even know anything about the big bang theory?

And what do you guys presume about the other galaxies? I mean the Big bang theory is only for our own galaxy, what about other galaxies that have drifted apart from us.

The big bang theory is not only for our galaxy. The big bang theory attempts to explain the origin of the universe. It is WHY other galaxies are moving away from us.

Yes I know what it is, it was the creation of our .. Oh, Universe! LMAO! Sorry i'm at work being a tard again .. But yeah it was the creation of our universe through matter pulling towards itself or something getting so expansive and then exploding outwards creating the *Universe. But even still, where did that matter come from to begin with? It CAN'T "just" Exist.

Yes I know what it is, it was the creation of our .. Oh, Universe! LMAO! Sorry i'm at work being a tard again .. But yeah it was the creation of our universe through matter pulling towards itself or something getting so expansive and then exploding outwards creating the *Universe. But even still, where did that matter come from to begin with? It CAN'T "just" Exist.

Well that's a pretty big mix up. There is no evidence, as far as I know, as to the existance of other universes, so there aren't (as far as we know) any universes moving away from us.

Plus, I think the word universes is pretty much all encompasing, so I don't think there could really be anymore, if anything they would just be an extention of ours and our universe would just be bigger.

Well that's a pretty big mix up. There is no evidence, as far as I know, as to the existance of other universes, so there aren't (as far as we know) any universes moving away from us. Plus, I think the word universes is pretty much all encompasing, so I don't think there could really be anymore, if anything they would just be an extention of ours and our universe would just be bigger.

Latest physics would say otherwise. Main stream physics now through string and I think it's "M" theory say there's infinite universes and that's possibly why gravity's so weak (it leaks to the others). Supposedly the math works out that way and that our matter was created by a collison of universes or something like that.

I'd read somewhere that a black hole from another universe may have introduced the needed matter into this universe, but as others have said, we just don't have the ability to learn much more about things at the moment.

How would a black hole introduce matter? If anything, it would steal it.