[mkirkpatrick]

I want to suggest here in this assume it to be true thread,that the perfect
vacuum that has been looked for by science for many years,actually exists!
And that furthermore this perfectly natural phenomena will never be discovered by man,not this century anyway!Why is this?Well to answer that
we have to go back to the beginning of all,and assume the big bang to be true,At a nanosecond prior to the event,there was a awesome absolute Void!
A point in the void manifested,and the Bigbang began,and so did The Very First Wave,this wave that is still in motion and is by now an unimaginable
distance from us.This side of the Creational wave,there is only partial vacuum,that is because this is Space,and full of things,therefore the perfect
vacuum cannot ever be attained!The other side of the Creational wave is the
Void that we are all expanding into,and in this void there is a perfect vacuum
as there is no (Space) there to contaminate it with?

kind regards michael.

[harmonygirl]

Michael, I am not understanding the term "perfect vaccuum". Are there imperfections in vaccuums?

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by harmonygirl Michael, I am not understanding the term "perfect vaccuum". Are there imperfections in vaccuums?

Harmony,It would
seem that in this manifested universe there is no perfect vacuum!Only
partial vacuum occurs,naturally?I maintain that this is because there is space,and you cannot have (space) in a vacuum,certainly not one that is
perfect,for the very name,means total absence of anything,including space!
In the void,there is a perfect vacuum,because there is no space,no thing at
all?????


hope that helps Harmony.

kind regards michael.

[harmonygirl]

Okay, I'm confused because I thought that vaccuum meant complete absence of space?...so, are you saying this doesn't manifest in our universe?

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by harmonygirl Okay, I'm confused because I thought that vaccuum meant complete absence of space?...so, are you saying this doesn't manifest in our universe?

Harmony,yes and no?Inside the physical universe
there is only partial vacuum,outside,the otherside of the first wave,which is
the Void,there is total vacuum,or a perfect vacuum.



kind regards michael.

[TinyTree]

So do you suppose that if a perfect vacuum could be created, a new wave might pop out of it?


I guess it would not be possible to create such a vacuum because of virtual particles coming in and out..

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by TinyTree So do you suppose that if a perfect vacuum could be created, a new wave might pop out of it? I guess it would not be possible to create such a vacuum because of virtual particles coming in and out..

Hello Tiny Tree,No to your first question
And most likely to the second.I think that the perfect vacuum,will forever
be outside of our reach,existing only in the void,forever the other side of
the Creational first wave!

kind regards michael,

[HappytheStripper]

Is that like a rainbow??? Best thing I could find to relate... as it appears on a light wave... cos I saw a great one the other day... and I was looking for that so called "pot of gold"... and I'm still looking... I think the POG is in the "void" too... a complete absence of... i.e: void

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by HappytheStripper Is that like a rainbow??? Best thing I could find to relate... as it appears on a light wave... cos I saw a great one the other day... and I was looking for that so called "pot of gold"... and I'm still looking... I think the POG is in the "void" too... a complete absence of... i.e: void

Ashley,there is no POG on the other side of the creational wave,just the absence of
all we think we know?




regards michael.

[swoarg]

hi there
interesting mike i wonder if the void or vacum has a volume as such or a limit to the amount of space it can hold