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We don't know. We have some theories, based upon a lot of observed data, but no definitive proof.
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The universe was a primordial cloud, a mixture of earth fire and water.
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This violates our current understanding of causality, but probably not. However, in the big bang (or brane, rip, tear, etc.) conditions might have been/are different.
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Energy can be transformed but never created or destroyed; God transformed the primordial energy and created the universe.
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Who on Earth? No one. Who else? I have a theory, but that violates the terms of the forum.
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Another conclusion from the same basic principal, the observed universe was created from the earth or dust that was in the cloud; Planet Earth then, the dust that was in the cloud, preceded the creation of the universe.
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Most astronomers believe it's dark energy. I believe Darth Vadar forgot to drop out of warp. No, actually some Jawa tinkered with an R2 unit and SHAZZAM!
Ok, I really believe it's because c has changed since the universe began which cause an apparent redshift, leading to the illusion that the universe is accelerating when it's actually decelerating. Or it could be that as it expands, less matter fills each point's "observable sphere," as as the stars at the edge travel beyong the Hubble limit, their gravitational attraction is lost to the effect of keeping it together. It could also be that redshift is porportunal to a reduction in gravity, just as it's proportional to a reduction in photonic wavelegth.
Hmmm... I'll have to start another thread on this one...
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You will soon hit on some big theory here.
But consider the probability that the universe might be on a detour from its original acceleration (Crunching)
Again the answer is in the previous question, it seems that when the main principal is correct all data can be derived from it.
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No. Holograms reflect light. They do not emit light. And since they were an invention of man, it's unlikely someone else erected one. Furthermore, our original deep space probes are still going, way beyond Pluto. That's a might large hologram. And no, holograms are static. They do not creating changing events like pulsars and supernova. And no, holograms don't emit neutrinos as we observed with at least one supernova event.
So, no. The universe is not a hologram.
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You won this one, but it is because there are no means to compare this passing reality with the eternal realm.
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Time is the distance/velocity it takes me to travel from point A to point B. The upper limit the difference between two points in space is defined by the the velocity of light. Eternity encompasses the beginning and end of time.
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And you won this one too, I should rephrase the question though: How did time evolve from eternity? The answer to this is linked to the creation of death.
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A sperm and an egg that were brought together by Mom and Dad.
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Again you are right but that is one third of the answer only, before sperm we were dust in the Earth, and that dust came from the primordial cloud of elements that preceeded the creation of the Universe.
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Same thing as every other living organizing on the planet: survive and procreate.
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Without “Organizing” I would have felt disappointed here. Our purpose is to learn who we are and what the universe is, and our role in it, and prepare for later; our share in co-creating and enjoying heaven.
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Life is created. Death just sort of happens when the life-time entropy arrow hits bottom.
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To be separated from eternity, required the creation of death and time! Death was created for a reason, to test and prepare us in this created life for Eternity .
We and our good and bad allies and creations, consider Angels and devils; Beings that eluded the finest microscopes of Physics and Quantum physicists.
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We do. Possibly others, but we don't know that yet.
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Right. But seeing how God created this incredible beauty and variety on earth from a primordial cloud, and how precise, generous and well budgeted his plan is, I do not think that God would waste anything, Knowing that He is the Lord of the Worlds 2: 2, I believe that Heaven will be full with all the interesting and exotic creatures that we can’t imagine.
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Ok, Amal - I'm tired of seeing this thread exist without some real answers to your obviously well-intended post.
So, one by one, here goes (please note, some humor in here, but I always answer the question to the best of my ability.
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Mugaliens, thank you and I would like to invite you again to my website
www.trumpetuniverse.org
Where there are real answers to these questions.