Re: Modern cosmology's crises

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Sujet : Re: Modern cosmology's crises
De : xxxxxx (at) *nospam* yyyyyy.zzz (Johnny LaRue)
Groupes : sci.physics.relativity sci.physics
Date : 23. Mar 2025, 16:16:09
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In article <vrp5l6$2gbis$4@dont-email.me>,
 Chris Ahlstrom <OFeem1987@teleworm.us> wrote:

Bertitaylor wrote this post while blinking in Morse code:
 
Problem is that while telescopes show the universe as infinite hence
eternal, the Abrahamic racist bigots who find them insist the universe
must have a beginning. Hence Big Bang and ensuing nonsenses held sacred
by the pseudo physicists.
>
Woof-woof what insight we doggies have!
 
    https://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Space_Science/Is_the_Universe_fini
    te_or_infinite_An_interview_with_Joseph_Silk

You have to understand that BertiTaylor is a kooktard.

He/She/It  follows a quack "physicist" named Arindam.   This fool is
writing books claiming that it is possible to move vehicles (cars,
planes, spaceships) by flinging objects at an interior wall of the
vehicle. 

This - they claim - "violates inertia".  

Of course, moving a vehicle this way is impossible.   This is what
"external force" means.   There is nothing you can do INSIDE a vehicle
to propel it.  

Try this.  Pack as many people as you can inside a car.  Have the people
in the front push on the dashboard/windshield and the people in the back
seat push against the backs of the front seats. 

Tell us how far the car moves. 

Now ONE person can get out of the car and push the back of the car.  
The car WILL move forward.

THAT is how "an external force" moves something.   ANYTHING.

Date Sujet#  Auteur
20 Mar 25 * Modern cosmology's crises22Ross Finlayson
20 Mar 25 +* Re: Modern cosmology's crises18Ross Finlayson
21 Mar 25 i`* Re: Modern cosmology's crises17Ross Finlayson
22 Mar 25 i `* Re: Modern cosmology's crises16Ross Finlayson
22 Mar 25 i  `* Re: Modern cosmology's crises15Physfitfreak
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22 Mar 25 i   i`* Re: Modern cosmology's crises5%
22 Mar 25 i   i `* Re: Modern cosmology's crises4x
23 Mar 25 i   i  +- Re: Modern cosmology's crises1Ross Finlayson
23 Mar 25 i   i  `* Re: Modern cosmology's crises2%
23 Mar 25 i   i   `- Re: Modern cosmology's crises1x
22 Mar 25 i   `* Re: Modern cosmology's crises8Bertitaylor
23 Mar 25 i    `* Re: Modern cosmology's crises7Chris Ahlstrom
23 Mar 25 i     `* Re: Modern cosmology's crises6Johnny LaRue
23 Mar 25 i      +- Re: Modern cosmology's crises1Jim Pennino
23 Mar 25 i      `* Re: Modern cosmology's crises4Bertitaylor
24 Mar 25 i       `* Re: Modern cosmology's crises3Bertitaylor
24 Mar 25 i        `* Re: Modern cosmology's crises2Ross Finlayson
24 Mar 25 i         `- Re: Modern cosmology's crises1Bertitaylor
24 Mar 25 `* Re: Modern cosmology's crises3Ross Finlayson
25 Mar 25  +- Re: Modern cosmology's crises1Bertitaylor
30 Mar 25  `- Re: Modern cosmology's crises1Ross Finlayson

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