Big Bang May Have Created a Mirror Universe Where Time Runs Backwards

The simple Big Bang they modeled produced two universes, one a mirror of the other.

That's flawed from the get go.

There's more than one universe.

There's lots.

a reply to: neo96

Therefore, more mirrors.

Obviously.

a reply to: LookingAtMars

Taking a crap brings home a whole new definition in that verse.

a reply to: UncleTomahawk

Not a stainless bolt. Honda is known for crappy bolts.
But I didn't really have much of a choice in the matter.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: UncleTomahawk

Not a stainless bolt. Honda is known for crappy bolts.
But I didn't really have much of a choice in the matter.

I am just yankin your crank..

I suppose in opposite universe you were building a murcury.

originally posted by: UncleTomahawk

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: LookingAtMars

ever heard the term thermal expansion

Funny you should mention that. I spent yesterday working on getting a frozen bolt out of my outboard motor. Torch worked wonders but nothing exploded.


An explosion starts somewhere, not everywhere.
An explosion expands into something.

Pretty brave using a torch on aluminum to remove stainless steel bolt. It takes a fine touch to do that. Let's hope you did not create some tiny stress fractures that you will only find at the wrong time.

Unless he threw water on it to cool, it's highly unlikely. I doubt he was using a rosebud, and since al hat quite a high rate of thermal expansion, melting temps need never be approached.

If you can only change matter, not destroy it, then one would suppose running into reverse would in fact take matter to a point of non existence ?

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And this proves we are traveling one way. Red Dwarf is millions of years into the future. One day it might all change direction and collapse in on it self, but I'm not holding my breath

a reply to: Plotus

Red Dwarf is millions of years into the future.

Thousands of millions.

One day it might all change direction and collapse in on it self

Not the Sun. Not massive enough.

Good ol' theme park reality.

It would be interesting to see people born out of boxes in the ground that are dug up after millennia underground, dust forming into a body, or seeing a body form from the ashes of a funeral pyre. Then living a life, from a wobbly arthritic into a prime person and eventually entering into another body to gradually disappear as an egg in an ovary.

A torch is a tool for controlling an explosion.
An explosion is rapid combustion.
If you set the fuel/oxygen ratio incorrectly, you get a series of explosions when you try to ignite the torch.

If you are using an air/gas torch then you were just fooling around like a pup, get off the porch. But mix the air and gas in the proper proportions without a torch, still goes boom.

If you tell me that an oxy/ acetylene torch is for cutting, then you don’t own a rosebud, and can’t be truly serious about heating something up.

a reply to: butcherguy

Some theories suggest if the big crunch comes into effect, and time did indeed run in reverse, we would not notice anything different down to our perception.

originally posted by: LookingAtMars

The expansion after the simulated Big Bang didn’t just happen in one direction, but two. The simple Big Bang they modeled produced two universes, one a mirror of the other. In one universe, time appears to run forwards. In the other, time runs backwards, at least from our perspective.

Big Bang May Have Created a Mirror Universe Where Time Runs Backwards

I don't think there was a big bang, but if there was I don't see how this would work. How do you run backwards right after the big bang happened?

Was the mirror universe created at the point where our universe ends and then runs backward to the big bang happening? That doesn't make much sense. I think their simulation is flawed.

The big bang theory is just someone that wants attention.
we don't know the beginning and we don't know the ending of our life
that is a fact
so lets all start a new religion of the big bang is the new God of our timees

a reply to: musicismagic

so lets all start a new religion of the big bang is the new God of our timees

Not really.
How would the occurrence of the big bang, or not, influence our lives, or not?

What was the mindset of those who existed before it was proved, and accepted, that the Earth orbited the Sun, and not the other way around?

After all, obviously all anyone had to do was look up into the sky and they could see Sun track across the sky while the ground upon which they stood, the Earth, remained unmoving.

To suggest that it was the ground that actually “moved” was crazy talk.

The idea that two quantum particles could somehow be “communicating” with each other, instantly, even over vast distances seemed. Absurd.

Even the great Einstein called the concept “Spooky”.

But recent experiments seem to indicate that what was spooky is, in fact, the way it is.

Reality.

We currently experience our reality as a function of Space/Time, in which space is defined by the time required to establish it. And we, in our currently limited way, like those ancestors who could not conceive of a reality in which the ground they stood on moved around the Sun in the sky without seeming to move at all, experience time as a “one way arrow”.

But what if not only our perception of time, but it’s very essence, our basic concept of how time functions, is incorrect?

While maintaining a firm grip on your sanity, consider a reality in which “time” does not exist; it is merely a hypothetical concept which facilitates discussion.

Like using a number of cubes to describe the shape of a circle to someone who had no concept of circles.

a reply to: Bhadhidar

Time has to exist.
Otherwise everything would happen at once.

a reply to: Phage

Suppose everything did/does/(will?) happen at once?

We may not perceive it that way, but that does not mean that it cannot BE that way.

And, the non-linear model of time goes a long way toward solving things like entanglement, and “mirror” universes.

a reply to: Bhadhidar

Even if the universe is infinite, information capacity is finite, as there exist only a limited number of states and combinations that matter can possibly form.

This is apparently a consequence of quantum mechanics that suggests, for any given size, there exist a finite number of energy/matter states that can fill a box of the same size.

a reply to: LookingAtMars
Ff
Wanna know where time runs backwards? The DMV, that's where. However long you've already waited is the amount of time you still have left to wait. For real.

Sounds like a Red Dwarf episode

Sounds like a simulation which can be played backwards.