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Old 12-May-2008, 02:05 PM
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OK ... I have a question ... borders on ATM. So I will put it in ATM and a mod could put it in questions if need be.

So here was my monday morning thought:

At the singularity of the big bang the gravity well must have been HUGE ... ( If gravity didnt exist then lets take the first moment when gravity did exist )

Now if we are in a brane, and the brane next to us was in this state ... we would get the effects of some of that gravity right?
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Old 12-May-2008, 06:15 PM
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OK ... I have a question ... borders on ATM. So I will put it in ATM and a mod could put it in questions if need be.

So here was my monday morning thought:

At the singularity of the big bang the gravity well must have been HUGE ... ( If gravity didnt exist then lets take the first moment when gravity did exist )

Now if we are in a brane, and the brane next to us was in this state ... we would get the effects of some of that gravity right?

tommac. Yes, unless it expands away superluminally in an inflaton.

P.S. This one was a no-braner. pete
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Old 12-May-2008, 06:20 PM
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tommac. Yes, unless it expands away superluminally in an inflaton.

P.S. This one was a no-braner. pete
So that would mean that the universe next door could cause a gravitational effect accross our universe.
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