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the universe has infinite space.
how can we know this tho?
does it keep going or have an ending?
what does the ending look like?
if planets can be pressed into infinite density ...how can we measure anything.
our understanding of everything is on level with the limitations placed on our dimensions.
we don't know anything outside our sandbox -
we are a speck of alien debris on a small planet.. we are nothing, there's suns out there that make our sun look like a penny in size comparison.. we will never reach the end of or universe and questions will be left unanswered..
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Nothing but a bunch of lies and ? we have never left the earths atmosphere and we never will unless maybe when we die, stop believing the lies.
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Preach2Teach wrote: »
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This reads like you just typed out a bunch of words without knowing what they actually mean2stepz_ahead wrote: »if planets can be pressed into infinite density ...how can we measure anything.
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Preach2Teach wrote: »Nothing but a bunch of lies and ? we have never left the earths atmosphere and we never will unless maybe when we die, stop believing the lies.
but how will you know when we die?
our bodies are vessels. our soul is energy powering and operating the vessel.
once our vessel dies..we return to pure energy since energy is never lost nor destroyed. just transferred.
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JoshuaMoshua wrote: »
This reads like you just typed out a bunch of words without knowing what they actually mean2stepz_ahead wrote: »if planets can be pressed into infinite density ...how can we measure anything.
a black hole swallows whole planets and won't allow light to escape. where does the atomd that make up the planet go?
it's compressed.
the compression creates a gravitational pull that is so great it holds back the fastest atoms and wavelength known to man, light.
but where does it all go?
as for your statement...in theory...it makes no sense.
how can a planet be placed into your pocket?
how can we measure something so dense yet was once so big?
their is no explanation.
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2stepz_ahead wrote: »JoshuaMoshua wrote: »
This reads like you just typed out a bunch of words without knowing what they actually mean2stepz_ahead wrote: »if planets can be pressed into infinite density ...how can we measure anything.
a black hole swallows whole planets and won't allow light to escape. where does the atomd that make up the planet go?
it's compressed.
the compression creates a gravitational pull that is so great it holds back the fastest atoms and wavelength known to man, light.
but where does it all go?
as for your statement...in theory...it makes no sense.
how can a planet be placed into your pocket?
how can we measure something so dense yet was once so big?
their is no explanation.
I already know what a black hole is and what it can do, I quoted that part of your post because it literally makes no sense.
An object compressed into a small point or singularity was once an uncompressed object, otherwise you wouldn't call it compressed. I'm sure you know that black holes form from super-massive stars that are at the end of their lifespans, scientists know that the mass is still somehow there because of it's gravitational influences on the matter around it. When the matter goes beyond the event horizon of a black hole and into the singularity itself the matter will be torn apart into its smallest subatomic components which will be stretched and squeezed until they to become part of the singularity and increase the radius of the black hole accordingly.
So there's your answer to where the matter of swallowed planets, lights, and various other types of matter end up after being swallowed.
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JoshuaMoshua wrote: »2stepz_ahead wrote: »JoshuaMoshua wrote: »
This reads like you just typed out a bunch of words without knowing what they actually mean2stepz_ahead wrote: »if planets can be pressed into infinite density ...how can we measure anything.
a black hole swallows whole planets and won't allow light to escape. where does the atomd that make up the planet go?
it's compressed.
the compression creates a gravitational pull that is so great it holds back the fastest atoms and wavelength known to man, light.
but where does it all go?
as for your statement...in theory...it makes no sense.
how can a planet be placed into your pocket?
how can we measure something so dense yet was once so big?
their is no explanation.
I already know what a black hole is and what it can do, I quoted that part of your post because it literally makes no sense.
An object compressed into a small point or singularity was once an uncompressed object, otherwise you wouldn't call it compressed. I'm sure you know that black holes form from super-massive stars that are at the end of their lifespans, scientists know that the mass is still somehow there because of it's gravitational influences on the matter around it. When the matter goes beyond the event horizon of a black hole and into the singularity itself the matter will be torn apart into its smallest subatomic components which will be stretched and squeezed until they to become part of the singularity and increase the radius of the black hole accordingly.
So there's your answer to where the matter of swallowed planets, lights, and various other types of matter end up after being swallowed.
the point your missing is in theory it makes no sense.
these are assumptions based on something we think we know
unless someone went into and made it out of a black hole after studying it...it's all assumed.
kinda like the search for dark matter and why it holds things together.... how can we know it holds things together if we searching for it?
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2stepz_ahead wrote: »JoshuaMoshua wrote: »2stepz_ahead wrote: »JoshuaMoshua wrote: »
This reads like you just typed out a bunch of words without knowing what they actually mean2stepz_ahead wrote: »if planets can be pressed into infinite density ...how can we measure anything.
a black hole swallows whole planets and won't allow light to escape. where does the atomd that make up the planet go?
it's compressed.
the compression creates a gravitational pull that is so great it holds back the fastest atoms and wavelength known to man, light.
but where does it all go?
as for your statement...in theory...it makes no sense.
how can a planet be placed into your pocket?
how can we measure something so dense yet was once so big?
their is no explanation.
I already know what a black hole is and what it can do, I quoted that part of your post because it literally makes no sense.
An object compressed into a small point or singularity was once an uncompressed object, otherwise you wouldn't call it compressed. I'm sure you know that black holes form from super-massive stars that are at the end of their lifespans, scientists know that the mass is still somehow there because of it's gravitational influences on the matter around it. When the matter goes beyond the event horizon of a black hole and into the singularity itself the matter will be torn apart into its smallest subatomic components which will be stretched and squeezed until they to become part of the singularity and increase the radius of the black hole accordingly.
So there's your answer to where the matter of swallowed planets, lights, and various other types of matter end up after being swallowed.
the point your missing is in theory it makes no sense.
these are assumptions based on something we think we know
unless someone went into and made it out of a black hole after studying it...it's all assumed.
kinda like the search for dark matter and why it holds things together.... how can we know it holds things together if we searching for it?
That's why they are studying these phenomena, so we can better understand them and the universe as a whole. That's how every scientific advancement we've ever made has been done.
And it makes does make sense in theory other we would've stopped using the theorem long ago, it's been around for over a hundred years at this point, if it had no scientific grounding it wouldn't have lasted this long. A theory in science has a different meaning than the general use of the word, it's not something that hasn't been tested or has no merit surrounding it's validity.
Also what you asked is a completely different thing compared to the rest of your comment, you asked me "how can a planet be placed into your pocket" when you also asked where does the matter of swallowed objects go in a black hole. We don't know if a planet could ever be condensed to that point, but we do know that massive stars can, so what's the difference between a planet doing it and a star doing it. That's why I said what I quoted originally makes no sense giving that you had an example of it happening but asked any way. -
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we are a speck of alien debris on a small planet.. we are nothing, there's suns out there that make our sun look like a penny in size comparison.. we will never reach the end of or universe and questions will be left unanswered..
@bolded #1: Yes, we are something. We are made in the image and after the likeness of ? .
@bolded #2: Yes we will. It's called death. And you will pass through the doorway to the other side.
@bolded #3: Eternal life is to know ? . So for all eternity we will be learning about who He is and what He does. (but that's only if you've been redeemed by His blood) If not, well you'll be in the smokey section forever. Amen. -
theres no such thing as space because the universe is flat. you've all been lied to.
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Busta Carmichael wrote: »Preach2Teach wrote: »
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Yet here on earth, universal consciousness is still light years away.
Humanity spends so much time exploring what's outside of being that the inside is neglected.
There is a reason why space exploration is arduous. How the ? you worried about your neighbors when your house ain't even together? -
? telling us to quit looking at space. Helping folks who don't want help, only cure is a lava bath for them. Let the progressives have our fun
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Rozetta5tone wrote: »Yet here on earth, universal consciousness is still light years away.
Humanity spends so much time exploring what's outside of being that the inside is neglected.
There is a reason why space exploration is arduous. How the ? you worried about your neighbors when your house ain't even together?
Why you think human beings is any more then what we have demonstrated that we are for thousands of years now?
Looking inside is gonna change us?
Human beings are what human beings are. -
Iono what Nunna y'all ? Talking bout
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Rozetta5tone wrote: »Yet here on earth, universal consciousness is still light years away.
Humanity spends so much time exploring what's outside of being that the inside is neglected.
There is a reason why space exploration is arduous. How the ? you worried about your neighbors when your house ain't even together?
Why you think human beings is any more then what we have demonstrated that we are for thousands of years now?
Looking inside is gonna change us?
Human beings are what human beings are.
Yes because for thousands of years we've done nothing but look outward. People past and present don't even realize there is an "inward" or that they aren't their "mind". Human beings are good and evil. ? created both and both we are. But we are suppose to choose good always, how often do practice that? People don't like to look inside hence why we're still doing the things we're doing with slow progress. -
BiblicalAtheist wrote: »Rozetta5tone wrote: »Yet here on earth, universal consciousness is still light years away.
Humanity spends so much time exploring what's outside of being that the inside is neglected.
There is a reason why space exploration is arduous. How the ? you worried about your neighbors when your house ain't even together?
Why you think human beings is any more then what we have demonstrated that we are for thousands of years now?
Looking inside is gonna change us?
Human beings are what human beings are.
Yes because for thousands of years we've done nothing but look outward. People past and present don't even realize there is an "inward" or that they aren't their "mind". Human beings are good and evil. ? created both and both we are. But we are suppose to choose good always, how often do practice that? People don't like to look inside hence why we're still doing the things we're doing with slow progress.
@the bolded
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DoUwant2go2Heaven wrote: »BiblicalAtheist wrote: »Rozetta5tone wrote: »Yet here on earth, universal consciousness is still light years away.
Humanity spends so much time exploring what's outside of being that the inside is neglected.
There is a reason why space exploration is arduous. How the ? you worried about your neighbors when your house ain't even together?
Why you think human beings is any more then what we have demonstrated that we are for thousands of years now?
Looking inside is gonna change us?
Human beings are what human beings are.
Yes because for thousands of years we've done nothing but look outward. People past and present don't even realize there is an "inward" or that they aren't their "mind". Human beings are good and evil. ? created both and both we are. But we are suppose to choose good always, how often do practice that? People don't like to look inside hence why we're still doing the things we're doing with slow progress.
@the bolded
Elaborate on this
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Rozetta5tone wrote: »Yet here on earth, universal consciousness is still light years away.
Humanity spends so much time exploring what's outside of being that the inside is neglected.
There is a reason why space exploration is arduous. How the ? you worried about your neighbors when your house ain't even together?
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DoUwant2go2Heaven wrote: »BiblicalAtheist wrote: »Rozetta5tone wrote: »Yet here on earth, universal consciousness is still light years away.
Humanity spends so much time exploring what's outside of being that the inside is neglected.
There is a reason why space exploration is arduous. How the ? you worried about your neighbors when your house ain't even together?
Why you think human beings is any more then what we have demonstrated that we are for thousands of years now?
Looking inside is gonna change us?
Human beings are what human beings are.
Yes because for thousands of years we've done nothing but look outward. People past and present don't even realize there is an "inward" or that they aren't their "mind". Human beings are good and evil. ? created both and both we are. But we are suppose to choose good always, how often do practice that? People don't like to look inside hence why we're still doing the things we're doing with slow progress.
@the bolded
Elaborate on this
*popcorn gif*
Evil isn't a "thing" or a "substance" or even a "person". Evil is anything that is done which isn't in accordance with the will, plan, and purpose of ? . Therefore evil comes from within the will of a creature who has disobeyed the will, plan, and purpose for which ? intended for the creature, thus producing evil in and of its own volition.
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