Nothing but spacebubbles.

[Drifter]

You don't have to have a backbone
to be brilliant!

Video:
http://www.forbiddenknowledgetv.com/page/5119.html

[Drifter]

This clip from the documentary,
'The Nine Months that Made You,'
explores the work of British scientist
David Barker, who believes that the
nine months of fetal development
effect effect our personalities and
our health for the course of our
whole lives.
(Great photography and animation!)

Video:
http://www.forbiddenknowledgetv.com/page/5156.html

30 days it takes for the food we eat to become semen, "goo" who?
guru!

Intuition, "the Voice of the Soul".

[Drifter]

My TOE, squish theory, is based on the assumption that the universe can only be composed of one type of thing, compressible spherical spacebubbles. Indeed I think that only a theory which assumes the universe to be composed of one type of thing, can really be a TOE.
The first problem involves explaining away all the different types of particles in the standard model, the dozens of quarks and anti-quarks, the gluons and the rest. In squish theory, this is done by assuming that all particles are collections of electric charges, like electrons and positrons.
For example a proton is calculated to contain around 1250 negative charges and 1251 positive charges. The strength of the strong nuclear force, which holds protons and neutrons together in the nucleus, can then be calculated on the basis that it is caused by the interaction between the charges on the surfaces of the nucleons. So gluons are not needed either.
An introduction to my TOE can be downloaded as a free sample on the Amazon Kindle product page for ‘Squish Theory 1’. The main response I have had so far from physicists, is that my theory must be wrong because it contradicts the standard model; but I thought on a site dedicated to finding a TOE, perhaps people might be a bit more open-minded?

there are a lot of dedicated questors and Toe's.
Thanks for yours Newt's, and welcome to the TQ forum.

Billed as "A Beautiful Movie About the End of the World,"
'Melancholia' explores themes of German Romanticism
and it is ultimately about a rogue planet crashing into
the Earth. The End! [Planet X, Niburon?]

Significantly, its US theatrical release is on 11/11/11,
an apocalyptic date, according to some.
One wonders whether all of the Comet Elenin hype on
the Internet has been a form of viral marketing for this
motion picture's release in the US?
Because September 27, 2011 is another date invoked by
New Age soothsayers to be pivotal in an impending
apocalypse, this gorgeous and intriguing trailer seemed
like the right thing to play today.

Video:
http://www.forbiddenknowledgetv.com/page/5129.html

[Drifter]

Theogony: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theogony

[Drifter]

The Theogony of Hesiod

translated by Hugh G. Evelyn-White

http://www.sacred-texts.com/cla/hesiod/theogony.htm

[Newts]

Oh yeah, sorry dude, I wasn't paying close enough attention, or I maybe thought you posted that because you support that position. Glad were on the same finite page.

At least you managed to figure out what Einstein didn't.

It appears to me, that there is valid evidence, that supports the idea that the mass our sun affects trajectory of photons. Here above you do no seem to think mass of universe, via gravity, cannot affect trajectory of a photon.

I would think there would be a gradual geodesic curing of the photon, back into the universe, tho you seem to infer that should be a complete 180 degree reversing of the photon --on-a-dime so to say---.

Astronomers debate whether there is sufficient mass to produce a big crunch. My point was merely that it would require far more mass to stop photons escaping, than to force galaxies back together. I do agree that photons are deflected by gravity.

[Newts]

Quantum Foam.

Quantum foam sounds like it should be similar to spacebubbles, but actually they are very different. Particles are made from spacebubbles, so a spacebubble has a diameter about 1/30 that of a proton. I think quantum foam is supposed to have bubbles trillions of times smaller.