Quote (bryman49 @ Thu, Sep 24 2009, 05:23am)
There is no actual purpose of life, what we call time is irrelevant. at one point our conceivable 'universe' was made up of the 4 natural powers (gravity, electromagnetism, weak and strong nuclear powers)
a split second before the big bang our universe as we know it was a bubble a fraction the size of an atom. before the 'bang' gravity broke off from this tiny EXTREMELY hot bubble and created 'inflation' which seeded the whole universe with gas's (which would turn into the 1st stars) the inflation was soo quick it was faster then the speed of light. the way this was possible is because since gravity broke off 1st, the rule that nothing can go faster then the speed of light didnt exist yet. fractions of a second after gravity broke off, so did the other natural powers, which cooled the universe by half. the spreaded gases caused by the inflation slowly (from the center where the 'big bang' happened) stars would form and the left over gas/dust particals came together to creat planets moons and all other comets and everything else floating around in each solar system.
two things were created after the big bang, because we dont ACTUALLY know what these things are scientists call them dark energy and dark matter.
Dark energy is basicly the power admitted from the 'bang' it constantly keeps the universe expanding.
Dark matter is an invisible mass, more massive then any partical we can see. dark matter is the mass that keeps galaxies in check (instead of them expanding themselves) it also keeps the universe from expanding too quickly. think of it as a net made of rubberbans surrounding the whole universe.. the more dark energy pushs out the more stretched out the dark matter becomes.. soon the universe will expand passed the limits of the dark matter and we will be so far from the 'middle' of the universe that there will be no heat and everything will freeze.
this all proves there is no 'purpose of life' we are more of a science project in a never ending beaker... the real question is... who is the scientist? and is this the only beaker? saddly something human kind will never know...
The dark energy you're talking about is correct but the dark matter I think you've got totally wrong.
First, the dark matter isn't any kind of matter. It's just a name people came up with cuz it seems to have a mass.
Second, since we know that matter is only ~20% of all the mass out in the universe, dark matter is only a name for all the other ~80% that we cannot explain yet. AND it seems that dark matter has no effect on matter att all, and I'm very curios where you've got all this info about dark matter from?