how?

with the magic of sciece

What aspect of science says that there is one true perspective? (i mean, i'm pretty epicly terrible in physics, but isn't that the whole point of relativity? that you can't actually know how fast you are going, only relative to something else?)

Perspective is based on time. The past is infinite, and the earth has had many forms in the scope of infinity. Perhaps even a flat one.

speculation, as far as i know, not many physicists actually believe in an infinite past (at least not with any empirical data, of course some appeal to multiverse theory and quantum tunneling or big bounces and "rebangs", but even with my extremely limited knowledge on the topic, i would still claim this is a rarity)

Simple Proof:

If time is finite and matter exists, then matter must have been created
But this basic law, Matter cannot be created nor destroyed, shows that matter cannot be created
Therefore, matter must have always existed, and furthermore, time must be infinite.

What if matter was formed by the big bang (E=mc2)?

Again, another law states energy cannot be created nor destroyed.
Therefore, the same proof applies.

D2jsp and the lack of basic logic..

This post was edited by PixileDust on Dec 16 2014 03:03pm

so when matter touches antimatter, what happens?

Annihiliation. The sum of anti matter and matter are photons.

parts of earth are flat. the great plains for example are pretty flat

This post was edited by Salacious on Dec 16 2014 04:44pm

The sun is actually square