Basic science questions

[julius2]

On 2/22/2025 at 1:37 PM, swansont said:

That’s the exact example I had in mind. 

I am not sure if the youtube and science document are meant to confirm that you are able to get some kind of reversibility??

I would not expect the 3 blobs to be re-constituted after being so largely smeared.

It is interesting that things can be re-constituted.

Is the current universe a reconsitution?

[julius2]

1 hour ago, julius2 said:

I am not sure if the youtube and science document are meant to confirm that you are able to get some kind of reversibility??

I would not expect the 3 blobs to be re-constituted after being so largely smeared.

It is interesting that things can be re-constituted.

Is the current universe a reconsitution?

Sorry, IS THE CURRENT UNIVERSE A RECONSTITUTION?

16 minutes ago, julius2 said:

Sorry, IS THE CURRENT UNIVERSE A RECONSTITUTION?

If this is the case, more research needs to go into how things reconstitute.

Experiment:

    Study how things reconstitute. Then devise experiments that seek to "pull apart" objects. (in time)

    If this holds true, then this would be empirical evidence of a reconstituted universe.

Caveat:

    This is the danger of going from what we do know and can be readily measured. Better is to ASSERT a theory and then look for evidence that fits the theory. Not enough assertion is being done.

If the universe is a reconstitution then we can SKIP the big bang idea.

[swansont]

6 hours ago, julius2 said:

I am not sure if the youtube and science document are meant to confirm that you are able to get some kind of reversibility??

I would not expect the 3 blobs to be re-constituted after being so largely smeared.

It is interesting that things can be re-constituted.

Is the current universe a reconsitution?

No. The reconstitution happens under very limited circumstances, and the universe is nowhere near that set of circumstances.