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graco philosophy - 03-23-2007, 01:52 PM

As a philosophy of science, it is a debate about the end of time. It should, at the absolute minimum, be able to answer these questions: (1) will the universe come to an end? (2) Is there an upper bound to the values of entropy? This discourse also wants to understand all that there is about outer space. The question to the true nature of waves and continuous fields must also be elucidated. The search for gravity waves by LIGO, TAMA-300, GEO-600, and VIRGO could also be debated. All the related physical disciplines could be found within the theory of general relativity.


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As a philosophy of science, it is a debate about the end of time. It should, at the absolute minimum, be able to answer these questions: (1) will the universe come to an end? (2) Is there an upper bound to the values of entropy? This discourse also wants to understand all that there is about outer space. The question to the true nature of waves and continuous fields must also be elucidated. The search for gravity waves by LIGO, TAMA-300, GEO-600, and VIRGO could also be debated. All the related physical disciplines could be found within the theory of general relativity.

Great stuff Antonio.Much there to discuss,where to start.Waves,what are they,to me they
are the ripples of the wills pulse?There is a start.



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