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11.21.04
The Beginning

Some people believe that if, or when, we have a telescope (or some tool) powerful enough, we will be able to see back in time (into the past) and witness the Big Bang, or the Creation, or whatever.

I find it fascinating, that light viewed through a telescope, is actually old light. The further you see, the older the light. It makes sense to me, but does it really make any difference? We’re in the present, not the past.

If this tool had a pretty good zoom, could I see my birth?

Hell if I know, but I think about shit like this on Sundays.

Posted: 18:28
Category: Observations
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Yeah, I've wondered if you were born in a galaxy far far away as well... ; )

Posted by: Key at November 21, 2004 10:37 PM

Uh, Sam, you really might want to rethink that "could I see my birth" part. If you could see that, you likely wouldn't be too far from seeing your creators "in action" if you get my meaning.

Posted by: RedNeck at November 22, 2004 11:01 AM

I'm just concerned about the part where we all blow up.

Posted by: Velociman at November 22, 2004 07:18 PM

Thinking about that kind of stuff sends shooting pains through my hair. I don't know how you handle it.

Posted by: Jim - PRS at November 22, 2004 10:19 PM
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