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Physicists In Japan Plan To Create New Universe In Lab
Added: Nov 9th, 2006 7:43 AM

PHYSICISTS IN JAPAN PLAN TO CREATE NEW UNIVERSE IN LAB
USING THE HIGGS FIELD, SCIENTISTS THEORIZE IT IS POSSIBLE TO CAUSE A 'BABY UNIVERSE' TO BREAK OFF FROM OUR OWN, SAFELY
2 August 2006
A radical new project could permit human beings to create a "baby universe" in a laboratory in Japan. While it sounds like a dangerous undertaking, the physicists involved believe that if the project is successful, the space-time around a tiny point within our universe will be distorted in such a way that it will begin to form a new superfluid space, and eventually break off, separate in all respects from our experience of space and time, causing no harm to the fabric of our universe.

The project takes as its starting point two basic theories about the foundations of our universe: the big bang and inflation theory. The big bang theory, as many readers are well aware, observes that all objects in the known universe appear to be moving away from one another, suggesting that the universe was jump-started when all matter and energy were concentrated in an inconceivably tiny space, allowing them to overcome binding forces and causing a cosmic explosion.

It is well-tested and consistent with all currently accepted models for general cosmology, as tested against advanced theoretical and observational physics. But it is only one piece of the puzzle. Inflation is a key theory, developed in 1981, when MIT physicist Alan Guth observed that there appeared to have been a period immediately following the big bang when the universe "inflated" rapidly, allowing distinct regions of matter and energy to function comfortably free from any forces that might cause them to collapse against each other or disrupt each other's evolution.

This project is not exactly theoretical physics at work. It is closer to a physical application of observed phenomena, in combination, with the aim of achieving an as yet untested physical effect. Inflation theory helps provide the means of understanding how that effect might be brought about.

As reported by the New Scientist: "Inflation theory, subsequently modified by Linde, relies on the fact that the 'vacuum' of empty space-time is not a boring, static place. Instead, it is subject to quantum fluctuations that cause strange bubbles to appear at random times. These bubbles of 'false vacuum' contain space-time with different

I sincerely hope these scientists have explored all the possibilities of what could happen messing around with things like this. It sounds a lot like they are 'playing God'.

Kundalini.

Ah, kundalini, Is that not what we were sent here to do, play God. Is it not our God-given free will that lets us do whatever we choose. I tell you, we are meant to be playing God. We Are God. What kind of a reality would it be if we weren't allowed to be the very thing that we are. We are all tiny individuations of the great source, why can't we act like our Mother and create whatever we choose?

and yes, I am comfortably numb...

Enlightener

Hi Enlightener,

That's great an' all but I'd rather scientists devote their time to improving living conditions on this planet and figuring out different ways of helping humanity instead of creating little miniature universes...just to see if they can.

Kundalini.

Lol, I guess so...hey, you never know, they might stumble across something beneficial....?.....?......?.....?.....?.....?.... .?.....?>.....?>?././.,:{)

Enlightener