Cosmic inflation

[5thColumnist 0]

If inflation happened at one point, is it self-sustaining through inflation of quantum-mechanical fluctuations, and thus ongoing in some impossibly distant place?

 

Discuss

[DrunkJesus 0]

thats alot of BIG words  lol

[Poteten 0]

I must say this achievement of growth through science and technology is a very big step, however its exaggerated alot, therefore The need for under-developed countries need to "catch up" by imitating Western developed countries.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

fuck yeah, big words myself:3

[Rhyax 0]

huh

[~Mark! 1]

I can read what you said here, but I have no idea of the meaning of these words.u

[Ciroc 0]

"I’m not a cosmologist and this might be better aimed at someone who is specialised in that field, I’m not sure my 4th year university quantum field theory and general relativity really give me the expertise needed here.. but I’ll try!

 

We don’t know for now if the theory of cosmic inflation is correct or not, because we don’t have the experimental evidence, but there are good reasons to believe it is true in terms of what we know about the beginning of the universe..

 

The inflationary ‘epoch’ was where the universe rapidly expanded, but when I say ‘expanded’ it wasn’t ‘into’ anything, it was the expansion of space-time itself. This is hard to visualise but if you look through some of the previous questions all of us have had a go at describing this!

 

I personally haven’t worked through the maths of the theory so off the top of my head I don’t know the answer to what the inflation field is, except that it is a scalar field. You can look up what that means or ask me another question about it if you like!

 

If you want to read more, there are lots of good books out there or a good article on inflation can be found here:

http://www.lifesci.sussex.ac.uk/home/John_Gribbin/cosmo.htm " (Suzie Sheehy)

[GaTieuThu 0]

What the hell did I just read ? calling for my unused Dictionary of Foreign Words  :-X

[Seirin_Tetsuya 0]

Can i find this words/terms in google!?  ???

[lonz 0]

u mean i can SPAM? sorry im not sure  :'(

[Rhyax 0]

u mean i can SPAM? sorry im not sure  :'(

thats exactly what he said ;D

[xXxRazieLxXx 166]

lol drugs

[~Mark! 1]

"I’m not a cosmologist and this might be better aimed at someone who is specialised in that field, I’m not sure my 4th year university quantum field theory and general relativity really give me the expertise needed here.. but I’ll try!

 

We don’t know for now if the theory of cosmic inflation is correct or not, because we don’t have the experimental evidence, but there are good reasons to believe it is true in terms of what we know about the beginning of the universe..

 

The inflationary ‘epoch’ was where the universe rapidly expanded, but when I say ‘expanded’ it wasn’t ‘into’ anything, it was the expansion of space-time itself. This is hard to visualise but if you look through some of the previous questions all of us have had a go at describing this!

 

I personally haven’t worked through the maths of the theory so off the top of my head I don’t know the answer to what the inflation field is, except that it is a scalar field. You can look up what that means or ask me another question about it if you like!

 

If you want to read more, there are lots of good books out there or a good article on inflation can be found here:

http://www.lifesci.sussex.ac.uk/home/John_Gribbin/cosmo.htm " (Suzie Sheehy)

 

I suppose someone here used google or wikipedia  :

[Immortal 40]

yea sun chocolate is good

[ToXa 30]

I must say this achievement of growth through science and technology is a very big step, however its exaggerated alot, therefore The need for under-developed countries need to "catch up" by imitating Western developed countries.

 

 

 

 

 

 

fruit yeah, big words myself:3

 

chang -- kicking away the ladder

[Poteten 0]

I must say this achievement of growth through science and technology is a very big step, however its exaggerated alot, therefore The need for under-developed countries need to "catch up" by imitating Western developed countries.

 

 

 

 

 

 

fruit yeah, big words myself:3

 

chang -- kicking away the ladder

 

dawut?

[Ciroc 0]

"I’m not a cosmologist and this might be better aimed at someone who is specialised in that field, I’m not sure my 4th year university quantum field theory and general relativity really give me the expertise needed here.. but I’ll try!

 

We don’t know for now if the theory of cosmic inflation is correct or not, because we don’t have the experimental evidence, but there are good reasons to believe it is true in terms of what we know about the beginning of the universe..

 

The inflationary ‘epoch’ was where the universe rapidly expanded, but when I say ‘expanded’ it wasn’t ‘into’ anything, it was the expansion of space-time itself. This is hard to visualise but if you look through some of the previous questions all of us have had a go at describing this!

 

I personally haven’t worked through the maths of the theory so off the top of my head I don’t know the answer to what the inflation field is, except that it is a scalar field. You can look up what that means or ask me another question about it if you like!

 

If you want to read more, there are lots of good books out there or a good article on inflation can be found here:

http://www.lifesci.sussex.ac.uk/home/John_Gribbin/cosmo.htm " (Suzie Sheehy)

 

I suppose someone here used google or wikipedia  :

Oh really?

[lonz 0]

u mean i can SPAM? sorry im not sure  :'(

thats exactly what he said ;D

 

GOT IT  ;D

[ToXa 30]

I must say this achievement of growth through science and technology is a very big step, however its exaggerated alot, therefore The need for under-developed countries need to "catch up" by imitating Western developed countries.

 

 

 

fruit yeah, big words myself:3

 

chang -- kicking away the ladder

 

dawut?

u were paraphrasing kicking away the ladder, a book of Ha-Joon Chang

explaning that a country has to "catch up" the tecnology and later then kick away the ladder

[Kim 9]

I must say this achievement of growth through science and technology is a very big step, however its exaggerated alot, therefore The need for under-developed countries need to "catch up" by imitating Western developed countries.

 

 

 

fruit yeah, big words myself:3

 

chang -- kicking away the ladder

 

dawut?

u were paraphrasing kicking away the ladder, a book of Ha-Joon Chang

explaning that a country has to "catch up" the tecnology and later then kick away the ladder

 

 

 

[Poteten 0]

I must say this achievement of growth through science and technology is a very big step, however its exaggerated alot, therefore The need for under-developed countries need to "catch up" by imitating Western developed countries.

 

 

 

fruit yeah, big words myself:3

 

chang -- kicking away the ladder

 

dawut?

u were paraphrasing kicking away the ladder, a book of Ha-Joon Chang

explaning that a country has to "catch up" the tecnology and later then kick away the ladder

 

 

 

Lmao, i just went on google and searched for big words :3 shuahsuahsuah

[ToXa 30]

:-X