Which came first? Light or Sound?

[Silver]

Somehow I don't think the 'universe' was created in any but a chaotic fashion. That still is not to say that they both weren't created at precisely the same time. That's what I believe (since I'm not about to find out the 'truth' of the matter, since I don't think a one of us is capable of it. Atm, I'm more into living as happy and healthy a life as I can.

[Silver]

Originally Posted by Miss Hepburn

Yes, but if sound came first ...who was there to receive the vibration and interpret it
as sound...it's like the old question:
If a man speaks in the forest and there is
no woman around ...is he still wrong?
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Love it, MH~*

Originally Posted by Silvergirl

Somehow I don't think the 'universe' was created in any but a chaotic fashion. That still is not to say that they both weren't created at precisely the same time. That's what I believe (since I'm not about to find out the 'truth' of the matter, since I don't think a one of us is capable of it. Atm, I'm more into living as happy and healthy a life as I can.

The objective universe (the one you are talking about) was and is created through a perpetual process the Egyptians called Kheperu: an Ouroboric cycle of Apep/Chaos - Khepri/Transformation - Maat/Order

[Silver]

Originally Posted by Etu Malku

The objective universe (the one you are talking about) was and is created through a perpetual process the Egyptians called Kheperu: an Ouroboric cycle of Apep/Chaos - Khepri/Transformation - Maat/Order

Will knowing this help answer the orig. question? (I have no idea what the terminology really means.) Interesting.

Originally Posted by Silvergirl

Will knowing this help answer the orig. question? (I have no idea what the terminology really means.) Interesting.

Probably not! Oops!


Scientists believe the Big Bang started out utterly silent!
The initial expansion was absolutely pure and "radial" - no parts were catching up to any other parts, and hence there were no pressure waves, and hence no sound. All was quiet.

From the earliest moments, different regions of the Universe had very slightly different densities which created gravitational "hills" and "valleys" which pull on all matter. As time goes by, responding to these pulls, gas begins to move — it begins to fall away from the hills and into the valleys.

This in turn create the first waves and ultimately the first sounds.

As for light here's what happened:

1. Immediately after the big bang, electromagnetism didn't exist as an independent force. Instead, it was joined to the weak nuclear force.
2. Particles known as B and W bosons also existed at this time.
3. When the universe was just 0.00000000001 seconds old, it had cooled enough for electromagnetism to break from the weak nuclear force and for the B and W bosons to combine into photons. The photons mingled freely with quarks, the smallest building blocks of matter.
4. When the universe was 0.00001 seconds old, quarks combined to form protons and neutrons.
5. When the universe was 0.01 seconds old, protons and neutrons began to organize into atoms.
6. Finally, when the universe was the tender age of 380,000 years old, photons broke free, and light streamed across the dark chasms of space.

So given this data I am going to say that Light was created after Sound?

Originally Posted by Squatchit

Does it matter?

ya what does it matter?

[Silver]

So given this data I am going to say that Light was created after Sound?

You have a feasible list of 'events' using the proper terminology which I confess to not fully comprehending, heh, so it's perhaps (?) a 50/50 proposition? Idk ~ IF this event were observable, we're back now to the tree-falling-in-the-woods thing.....?

[Morpheus]

... Light, Sound Temperature....
- All about Frequency, Vibration, and Resonance.


"What is real? How do you define real? If you are talking about what you can feel, what you can smell, what you can taste and see,
then real is simply electrical signals interpreted by your brain."

(Morpheus from the movie: The Matrix )

In the end Life is not about the "material" things -Life is an affair of the heart.

"The majority of people are captives in the matrix of nature, submerged in the sea of materiality.

We must pray that they may be reborn, that they may attain insight and spiritual hearing, that they may receive the gift of another heart, a new transcendent power,
and in the eternal world the unending bestowal of divine bounties."

(Abdul Baha, Circa 1912)

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Miss Hepburn?

Technically, the "Big Bang" is a misnmer, no?

There is no sound in the vacuum of space.

[krishna]

Light.
In pure truth and pure light.
Krishna.

[Miss Hepburn]

Originally Posted by Morpheus

In the end Life is not about the "material" things -Life is an affair of the heart.

Miss Hepburn?

I concur.

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