Anyone keep a link to that thread regarding the movement of the universe?

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Does anyone remember that thread about a man who came up with a model to reflect how the stars and planets would move using an alternate theory to the big bang theory? The model looked like a kaleidescope.

[grantcart]

1. and this is related to Warren how?

Sorry I couldn't resist.


The thread in question actually sounds quite interesting.

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9. It's incredible when you see the model move.

I thought about it last night when someone told me last night that we should stop worry about everything because the world is going to shift on in its orbit in 2012 and we're all going to die. (I'm thinking, okay, I'm not worried now.)

Anyway, it would certainly make one amazing plot for a fiction story. Remember, I said it first.

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13. HERE'S A LINK FOR THOSE WHO WANTTO SEE IT:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xHw9zcCvRQ

[ColbertWatcher]

2. Sorry, I never saw it.

Have you asked at the Science forum?

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11. Now that I have the word, "Unified theory" I'll do a search. Thanks.

[DonEBrook]

3. I missed it, but how can the universe ..."move"? Relative to...what?

I think kaleidoscopes are way cool, though. :D

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12. I like them, myself. If I ever had the resources, I would work with them

to come up with something that would make me some money. They have a lot of potential, for the imagination.

[BeFree]

16. The universe moves

Oh yeah, baby. It moves in relation to other universes in this galaxy which itself is moving.
Now the question is: where are we moving too? And what will our neighbors be like?

[dysfunctional press]

18. "It moves in relation to other universes in this galaxy..."

there's only the one universe(theoretical astro-physics aside), and the galaxies are contained in it- not the other way around.

[Poll_Blind]

4. I remember that one. Search on "mandala" and "universe".

I can't remember much about the dude but I'm sure that'll help push you in the right direction.

Cheers!

PB

[amerikat]

5. maybe here?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=228&topic_id=47414&mesg_id=47414

[burythehatchet]

6. link

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=228&topic_id=47414&mesg_id=47417

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7. Yeah. This is the one. Do you have a direct link to the actual model?

I've gotten this far into the thread and this does look like the article I read:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/scienceandtechnology/science/sciencetopics/largehadroncollider/3314456/Surfer-dude-stuns-physicists-with-theory-of-everything.html

[annabanana]

14. I have a .pdf of the whole document...

I don't have anyplace to upload it though..

I used to have that moving model too, but I can't find it.

[Mike 03]

8. Oh, I remember that....

It was fascinating. It was posted maybe a year or so ago?

I bookmarked that thread and his paper, and I read it, and it was very confusing, but some physicists thought it had potential merit.

That surfer dude?

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10. Do you think you have the original moving model link?

[annabanana]

15. the movie (If you can see it)

I sued to be able to then I did some damn thing to my computer, now the browser won't open it

http://deferentialgeometry.org/anim/e8rotation.mov

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17. I didn't get to see anything come up,

but here's a link to a youtube version. It looks similar.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xHw9zcCvRQ