The Scale of the World (or a history/ science/ math lesson)

New perspective of the world, of the universe, in one small package. Do you know the biggest planet we know of that probably isn't in the Milky Way? Or what an atom is made of? What about the size of the universe?! Here is the link:

http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/525347

Live long and prosper!

It's unbelievable how much we know, but it hurts my head to think about what we haven't.

Think about the multiverse theory. The multiverse theory states that there are multiple universes. How big is the multiverse than if there are infinite amounts of universes our size? And aren't universes infinite?

pizzabart46 wrote:It's unbelievable how much we know, but it hurts my head to think about what we haven't.

Think about the multiverse theory. The multiverse theory states that there are multiple universes. How big is the multiverse than if there are infinite amounts of universes our size? And aren't universes infinite?

Well, I am reading this book, "I Left My Sneakers in Dimension X." It's sci-fi, yes, but it has a theory. Universes, or dimensions, are actually cramped together. The reason we don't see any peculiar things is because these other dimensions vibrate differently from ours. Have you ever noticed that you always vibrate? For others, they might vibrate slower or quicker than us. We might not be able to detect these.

nickjoshr4 wrote:

pizzabart46 wrote:It's unbelievable how much we know, but it hurts my head to think about what we haven't.

Think about the multiverse theory. The multiverse theory states that there are multiple universes. How big is the multiverse than if there are infinite amounts of universes our size? And aren't universes infinite?

Well, I am reading this book, "I Left My Sneakers in Dimension X." It's sci-fi, yes, but it has a theory. Universes, or dimensions, are actually cramped together. The reason we don't see any peculiar things is because these other dimensions vibrate differently from ours. Have you ever noticed that you always vibrate? For others, they might vibrate slower or quicker than us. We might not be able to detect these.

ooo i see you read that book!!

edward wrote:

nickjoshr4 wrote:

pizzabart46 wrote:It's unbelievable how much we know, but it hurts my head to think about what we haven't.

Think about the multiverse theory. The multiverse theory states that there are multiple universes. How big is the multiverse than if there are infinite amounts of universes our size? And aren't universes infinite?

Well, I am reading this book, "I Left My Sneakers in Dimension X." It's sci-fi, yes, but it has a theory. Universes, or dimensions, are actually cramped together. The reason we don't see any peculiar things is because these other dimensions vibrate differently from ours. Have you ever noticed that you always vibrate? For others, they might vibrate slower or quicker than us. We might not be able to detect these.

ooo i see you read that book!!

Is that book good? I need to read it. Along with Percy Jackson, the movie was pretty good.

edward wrote:

nickjoshr4 wrote:

pizzabart46 wrote:It's unbelievable how much we know, but it hurts my head to think about what we haven't.

Think about the multiverse theory. The multiverse theory states that there are multiple universes. How big is the multiverse than if there are infinite amounts of universes our size? And aren't universes infinite?

Well, I am reading this book, "I Left My Sneakers in Dimension X." It's sci-fi, yes, but it has a theory. Universes, or dimensions, are actually cramped together. The reason we don't see any peculiar things is because these other dimensions vibrate differently from ours. Have you ever noticed that you always vibrate? For others, they might vibrate slower or quicker than us. We might not be able to detect these.

ooo i see you read that book!!

i repeated

Well, I think that the multiverse theory is true. Think about it: what if there were universes in space that are like the same to us? Imagine the possibilities if we could travel to other universes!

nickjoshr4 wrote:New perspective of the world, of the universe, in one small package. Do you know the biggest planet we know of that probably isn't in the Milky Way? Or what an atom is made of? What about the size of the universe?! Here is the link:

http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/525347

Live long and prosper!

Oh, I completely forgot to post this! A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... Scale of the Universe 2 came out. Once again question your ideology by viewing our universe, our cosmos in a larger perspective. You might even see a reference in there... *wink* *wink* *nudge* *nudge*

http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/589217