The End of The WorldThe World Aloha states that The World is the collection of All of The Worlds including Stars, Planets and other astronomical objects of a significant scale within Space/The Universe/Multiverse/Omniverse. The World has been around for a very long time, and if we include everything ever into that, than one may say that it has always been around. One then may ask, when or will it ever end? There are multiple theories on how The World will end. One theory is that all of the lights from the stars in The World will go out and that The World will be left in complete darkness for the rest of eternity. This is due to the energy that produces light that comes from stars will run out of resources and therefore no more light will be emitted from anywhere in The World. This theory makes a lot of logical sense and an definite yes or no on if it will happen cannot be given. Another theory on The End of The World is known as The Big Implosion/The Big Collapse/ The Big Receding. This theory states that The World will end in a sort of reaction to The Big Bang. The Big Bang being the initial expansion at the beginning of The Universe. The reaction being that, the universe will reverse its expansion and will recede back to it's Primeval Atom form. This theory also can state that this would not be the first End of The World, but that other Big Bang will occur; and in fact that Big Bangs and Big Recedes may have come before this one. One final theory is that there will not be an End of The World. The theory goes that The World is infinite and that it will continue on for all of eternity. There is no beginning nor end, it just "Is". This one may be the most likely, for what can one call existence, or ending of? Does a glass of water end if a person drinks of it? Or does it simply become absorbed and become part of that person? It may be the end of it being water, but does the essence of that water's existence end? Or does it simply transform and live on as something new. Is a Boy a different person when he grows into Man? Or just his physical form and thoughts and knowledge change? And when that man dies and is buried, is his body no longer existent when the elements consume him? Or does his body become one with the dirt and the plants and the bugs which devour him? What is truly the end of the existence of that man? Now thinks of that to the scale of The World. Infinite sure does seem most plausible when put into this framework of thought. The End of The World! Will it be or nay? While the star may become a Supernova, does what makes that star disappear? Will The End of The World ever happen? Only time can tell, or can it? In conclusion I must be honest and state one final fact. I Know Nothing. The End
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Introduction
The Universe we live in is beyond the scale of colossal that our brains can comprehend. Now imagine, there were more than one, if there were multiple universes; some likes our, other with completely different physical laws, and everything outside and in-between that. This is what is called, The Multiverse. In The Multiverse, it is possible that all Universes are exact copies of each other. This would be cool and yet boring together. While it may be cool that there are exact copies of us and everything we do, its also boring how there would be a lack of variety. Another possibility, is that all the universes all completely different. This would mean that potentially that in one universe, two oxygen atoms and a hydrogen atom, instead of making water, makes jelly donuts. Now this would be kind of epic. Another difference would be that instead of fire being hot, fire would instead be cold. Weird yet gnarly nonetheless. The last theory is that it is a mix of copy universe and variety universes. One last thing to cover is, is there a finite umber of universes in The Multiverse, or are the amount of universes infinite? That is a question man may never be able to answer. Still, the idea of multiverse is still fascinating to say the least. Introduction
What is beyond our Universe? Vast darkness? Vast confusion in physical laws? Other Universes? Any of these options are possibilities. Another possibilities is that nothing exist on the outside of the universe and that once you reach the border you either bump into a unbreakable wall or you transfer to the other side of the universe. The Universe is vast and to know what is beyond is a question man will ask until he is answered. Will the question ever be answered, we may never know. Time
Time, the everlasting progress of elements changing state or movement. Past, Present and Future are three key parts of Time. Past is what has happened, Present is what is currently occurring and Future is what will happen. These three main factors in Time can be broken down into more detail; for example in the past on March 15th, 44 BC, Julius Caesar was assassinated and in the past Pluto was considered a planet; In the present I am drinking water and in the present Bob down the road is playing sports; In the future Andromeda Galaxy and Milky Way Galaxy will combine into one galaxy and in the future tomorrow night, Bob will take his Canis for a walk. Now, does Time actually exist physically, or is it merely a conception which describes reality? Well, one thing to think about is that Time could be explained simply as motion. As long as motion occurs than "Time" occurs. For this belief would states that Time itself is not real, but that by things moving, it gives the illusion of Time. Now this makes perfect sense at first, however with deeper critique, it can be seen that this simply does not hold as true as one might think it is. For example, let's say I ate an apple yesterday, if there is no Time, that means there is no past, with that being said, did I really eat an apple yesterday, in the past, or not? A man with a rebuttal might say, "Well that is thy memory telling thee that, alas that does not prove that Time exist." The answer to that rebuttal is, does it matter if I have memory of it or not? Did I eat an apple previously, in the past, or not; whether I have recollection of it or not? Now it can be seen with minor scrutiny, that Time in fact, really does exist, we have the past and the future to thank for the proof of that. The Christmas Star
The Christmas Star is the celestial objects that forms when the planets Jupiter and Saturn aligned in a certain position in order to create this phenomenon. Introduction
The electron is a negatively subatomic particle, symbol e− or β− that is much smaller than a Proton and a Neutron. The Electron is the 3rd of 3 subatomic particles making up The Atom. The Electron was first theorized in 1838 by British Natural Philosopher Richard Laming and then discovered in 1897 by British Physicist Sir Joseph John Thomson. The Electron has a mass of 9.1093837015X10^-31 kilograms, an electric charge of -1 elemantary charge and lifespan of 6.6X10^28 Years. Introduction
The neutron is a neutral charged subatomic particle, symbol n or n0, which has a mass slightly greater than that of a proton. Protons and neutrons make up the nuclei of atoms. The Neutron is 2 of 3 subatomic particles within The Atom. The Neutron was theorized in 1920 by New Zealand Physicist Enrest Rutherford and was discovered in 1932 by British Physicist James Chadwick. The Neutron has a 1.67492749804×10^-27 kilograms, an electric charge of 0 elementary charge and a mean life span of 881.8 s free. Introduction
A Proton is a positively charged subatomic particle, symbol p or p+, with a positive electric charge of +1e elementary charge and a mass slightly lower than a neutron. A Proton is 1 of 3 subatomic particles that makjes up an Atom. Proton, the name, comes from the Greek Language, translating to First. The Proton was first theorized in 1815 by English Chemist/Physician/Natural Theologian William Prout; then it was discovered in 1886 by German Physicist Eugen Goldstein. It was later named The Proton in 1917 by New Zealand Physicist Ernest Rutherford. The Proton has a mass of 1.67262192369(51)×10^−27 kilograms, a charge radius of 0.8414 femtometres and mean lifespan of 2.1X10^29 Years. The Elements listed in order of protons and with symbol
1. Hydrogen (H) 2. Helium (HE) 3. Lithium (Li) 4. Berylium (Be) 5. Boron (B) 6. Carbon (C) 7. Nitrogen (N) 8. Oxygen (O) 9. Fluorine (F) 10. Neon (Ne) 11. Sodium (Na) 12. Magnesium (Mg) 13. Aluminum (Al) 14. Silicon (Si) 15. Phosphorus (P) 16. Sulfur (S) 17. Chlorine (Cl) 18. Argon (Ar) 19. Potassium (K) 20. Calcium (Ca) 21. Scandium (Sc) 22. Titanium (Ti) 23. Vanadium (V) 24. Chromium (Cr) 25. Manganese (Mn) 26. Iron (Fe) 27. Cobalt (Co) 28. Nickel (Ni) 29. Copper (Cu) 30. Zinc (Zn) 31. Gallium (Ga) 32. Germanium (Ge) 33. Arsenic (As) 34. Selenium (Se) 35. Bromine (Br) 36. Krypton (Kr) 37. Rubidium (Rb) 38. Strontium (Sr) 39. Yttrium (Y) 40. Zirconium (Zr) 41. Niobium (Nb) 42. Molybdenum (Mo) 43. Technetium (Tc) 44. Ruthenium (Ru) 45. Rhodium (Rh) 46. Palladium (Pd) 47. Silver (Ag) 48. Cadmium (Cd) 49. Indium (In) 50. Tin (Sn) 51. Antimony (Sb) 52. Tellurium (Te) 53. Iodine (I) 54. Xenon (Xe) 55. Cesium (Cs) 56. Barium (Ba) 57. Lanthanum (La) 58. Cerium (Ce) 59. Praseodymium (Pr) 60. Neodymium (Nd) 61. Promethium (Pm) 62. Samarium (Sm) 63. Europium (Eu) 64. Gadolinium (Gd) 65. Terbium (Tb) 66. Dysprosium (Dy) 67. Holmium (Ho) 68. Erbium (Er) 69. Thulium (Tm) 70. Ytterbium (Yb) 71. Lutetium (Lu) 72. Hafnium (Hf) 73. Tantalum (Ta) 74. Tungsten (W) 75. Rhenium (Re) 76. Osmium (Os) 77. Iridium (Ir) 78. Platium (Pt) 79. Gold (Au) 80. Mercury (Hg) 81. Thallium (Tl) 82. Lead (Pb) 83. Bismuth (Bi) 84. Polonium (Po) 85. Astatine (At) 86. Radon (Rn) 87. Francium (Fr) 88. Radium (Ra) 89. Actinium (Ac) 90. Thorium (Th) 91. Protactinium (Pa) 92. Uranium (U) 93. Neptunium (Np) 94. Plutonium (Pu) 95. Americium (Am) 96. Curium (Cm) 97. Berkelium (Bk) 98. Californium (Cf) 99. Einsteinium (Es) 100. Fermium (Fm) 101. Mendelevium (Md) 102. Nobelium (No) 103. Lawrencium (Lr) 104. Rutherfordium (Rf) 105. Dubnium (Db) 106. Seaborgium (Sg) 107. Bohrium (Bh) 108. Hassium (Hs) 109. Meitnerium (Mt) 110. Darmstadtium (Ds) 111. Unununium (Uuu) 112. Copernicium (Cn) 113. Ununtrium (Uut) 114. Flerovium (Fl) 115. Ununpentium (Uup) 116. Livermorium (Lv) 117. Ununseptium (UUs) 118. Ununoctium (UUo) Audio
How does one hear anything? How do ears works? Hearing audio is due to the hair cells in the inner ears which convert vibrations into Audio which can be heard by the auditory nerve. This is why we and others can hear things. Sight
The Eyes are the window to the soul. What we can see, will influence most of what we do in our lives. Sight is seen through the pupil, with light, sight can happen. Light reflected off of a light source is why we can see grass, water, animals and other humans. Through our pupils, most can be seen. |
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