Eros

This is my new theory. Please do not steal it. I will be famous. Spinning bodies such as the earth and sun create magnetic fields around them. Well galaxies spin much faster and are much larger than stars and planets so they must create very large, powerful magnetic fields around them. These magnetic fields repel away from each other thus causing galaxies to move away from each other. When all of the galaxies were clumped close together after the big bang they all repelled away from each other and thats why all the galaxies are currently moving away from each other. There you have it. Enjoy

We are the entire universe experiencing itself. That's what makes life precious to me. I am made out of the food I eat, the air I breathe, the suns energy, and the water that flows through my body. All of our heavier elements that make up our bodies were created in the center of stars. The universe was once just hydrogen and helium. Now there is love, imagination, consciousness. This is precious and if you dont feel that this very moment is precious then you have lost touch with who you really are, the whole universe being conscious of itself. I personally feel very lucky to be alive as a human being and have this vibrant and complex awareness of the reality that I grew and evolved out of. Life is beautiful and precious. Just my opinion.

How can there be more chemicals than there are atoms in the universe if the chemicals are made out of atoms?

In recent years biology and chemistry have progressed tremendously through genetics and neuroscience. It seems to me that physics is at a stand still and has been for a long time. Is this because biology and chemistry occur at a level of reality or scale of reality that is always within our perception, but physics has already reached the outer edge of what we can experience or perceive? If our instruments and our minds are always limited in relation to the reality that they grew from, then our understanding of physics will always be limited as well. It seems to me that the questions we will never be able to answer include: What is the smallest constituent of matter? How large is the universe? How did the universe begin and why? Is physics stuck already? Or will the next big breakthrough happen at any moment?