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Science

Deuxcents

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1. I'm pro science but on this...we don't know nor will we ever know, imo

Reply to William Seger (Original post)

Sun Jul 16, 2023, 10:33 PM

Jul 2023

It’s too much to fathom so I’ll sit back and enjoy the photos. I would very much love for scientists involved to put all the photos on an iMax tour to as many theaters as possible.

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How old is our universe? New study says Big Bang might have happened 27 billion years ago [View all] William Seger Jul 2023 OP

I'm pro science but on this...we don't know nor will we ever know, imo Deuxcents Jul 2023 #1

Yup. Whichever way you go with creation, religion or science, I'm gonna ask what happened brewens Jul 2023 #4

Or perhaps 'time' as we understand it ... is not actually a real thing Hugh_Lebowski Jul 2023 #2

Maybe it's just 27 billion this time dweller Jul 2023 #3

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Steady-State, Baybeeee!!! ZZenith Jul 2023 #7

I go with no beginning and no end. twodogsbarking Jul 2023 #8

Glad someone is taking into account expanding spacetime BlueWavePsych Jul 2023 #9