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Thats multiple dimension theory, kindaaaron17 wrote:My thoughts ...
Micro organisms that exist in their environment .. layer 1
Ants...sees and aware of their environment ..layer 2
Humans...exist on layer 3
Just speculation here ..
Is there another plane of existence..layer 4.
Is layer 1 aware of layer 2 and 3?
Or layer 2 aware of 1?
aaron17 wrote:My thoughts ...
Micro organisms that exist in their environment .. layer 1
Ants...sees and aware of their environment ..layer 2
Humans...exist on layer 3
Just speculation here ..
Is there another plane of existence..layer 4.
Is layer 1 aware of layer 2 and 3?
Or layer 2 aware of 1?
I learnt that from michio kaku.carluva wrote:
Not sure if this touches on your topic...
aaron17 wrote:I have a question. Most microscopic views are top views. Were there ever perspective views like how we see our environment?
aaron17 wrote:I have a question. Most microscopic views are top views. Were there ever perspective views like how we see our environment?
hover11 wrote:10 billion $ telescope. Great images. Not sure why we’re so interested in space while we continue to destroy the very planet we live on now.
Bamcee flies does hover.Ah jus sayin...st7 wrote:hover11 wrote:10 billion $ telescope. Great images. Not sure why we’re so interested in space while we continue to destroy the very planet we live on now.
stfu and gtfo
every thread u does complain geezus
paid_influencer wrote:nobody watching the "BUCK" SUPERMOON tonight?
timelapse wrote:Bamcee flies does hover.Ah jus sayin...st7 wrote:hover11 wrote:10 billion $ telescope. Great images. Not sure why we’re so interested in space while we continue to destroy the very planet we live on now.
stfu and gtfo
every thread u does complain geezus
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Buck Super Moon over Port of Spain
Photo by James B Solomon
maj. tom wrote:aaron17 wrote:I have a question. Most microscopic views are top views. Were there ever perspective views like how we see our environment?
Paradoxically, although we can study individual stars and interstellar clouds that lie near the Sun in great detail, our location within the Galactic disk makes deciphering our Galaxy’s large-scale structure from Earth a very difficult task... a little like trying to unravel the layout of paths, bushes, and trees in a NYC park without being able to leave one particular park bench. In some directions, the interpretation of what we see is ambiguous and inconclusive. In others, foreground objects completely obscure our view of what lies beyond, but we cannot move around them to get a better look. As a result, astronomers who study the Milky Way Galaxy are often guided in their efforts by comparisons with
more distant, but much more easily observable, systems.
stev wrote:maj. tom wrote:aaron17 wrote:I have a question. Most microscopic views are top views. Were there ever perspective views like how we see our environment?
Paradoxically, although we can study individual stars and interstellar clouds that lie near the Sun in great detail, our location within the Galactic disk makes deciphering our Galaxy’s large-scale structure from Earth a very difficult task... a little like trying to unravel the layout of paths, bushes, and trees in a NYC park without being able to leave one particular park bench. In some directions, the interpretation of what we see is ambiguous and inconclusive. In others, foreground objects completely obscure our view of what lies beyond, but we cannot move around them to get a better look. As a result, astronomers who study the Milky Way Galaxy are often guided in their efforts by comparisons with
more distant, but much more easily observable, systems.
It's like we living in a dam galactic jail cell....
another example is the fact that humans may never get a change to study (or begin to analyze) the great attractor cuz it's in the general direction of the center of the milky way
DMan7 wrote:Can't wait to see some alien life form out there.
MaxPower wrote:DMan7 wrote:Can't wait to see some alien life form out there.
Padna many of us cannot wait.
What we really should be doing is praying they are not more intelligent than humans.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Another one from Port of Spain
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Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Another one from Port of Spain
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