Thoughts on UFO's??

[johndowe]

Hi there.

Why not it would kinda be like vectored mass (vectored to the other side of the big bang and linked to tachions in that universe?).

Because to create so much mater you would need huge ammounts of energy but if you if the big bang created a positive and a negative universe on opposite plains, the energy needed becomes much smaller and sustainable, obviously can't proove it one way or the other, but it would explain a lot.

JohnDowe.

[TracyCoxx]

Originally Posted by johndowe

Hi there.

Why not it would kinda be like vectored mass (vectored to the other side of the big bang and linked to tachions in that universe?).

Because to create so much mater you would need huge ammounts of energy but if you if the big bang created a positive and a negative universe on opposite plains, the energy needed becomes much smaller and sustainable, obviously can't proove it one way or the other, but it would explain a lot.

JohnDowe.

The positive energy that particles are made up of are balanced by their gravity field (i.e. negative potential energy)

[johndowe]

Hi there.

Negative potential energy...

Well, like a mass above ground would have positive potential, negative potential energy would be like an under water bubble of air trying to get to the surface or like a negative electrical charge or anti mater type of negative potential energy?

JohnDowe.

[TracyCoxx]

Originally Posted by johndowe

Hi there.

Negative potential energy...

Well, like a mass above ground would have positive potential, negative potential energy would be like an under water bubble of air trying to get to the surface or like a negative electrical charge or anti mater type of negative potential energy?

JohnDowe.

When I said "negative potential energy", I should have said "negative energy (or potential energy)" meaning potential energy is negative energy.

[johndowe]

Hi there.

Alot was said about tachions, but what about the theory of folding space?

It would make travel speed almost irrelevant.

JohnDowe.

[TracyCoxx]

Originally Posted by johndowe

Hi there.

Alot was said about tachions, but what about the theory of folding space?

It would make travel speed almost irrelevant.

JohnDowe.

You can't travel faster than light through space. But there's nothing against space itself going faster than light