When did the fist vibration occur?

[Kai]

Could anyone help me gain some perspective on the physics question of when in the universe and time did the first vibration occur?

 

[Crimzen]

so is the theory that prior to the "Big Bang" the whole universe was about the size of an eraser on the end of a pencil

actually its my understanding that prior to the big bang the universe had no size....

 

[ophiuchus]

i just recently posted this in another thread, but it can help gain an understanding here as well.

[youtube]0Y5bXdx5UrE[/youtube]

there is the concept of expansion mentioned at around 33:00

Voir la pièce jointe 5136
Voir la pièce jointe 5135

 

[IJesusChrist]

I stopped at 38. So far, was a decent video - I really do dig his "Who's this guy?" AKA where did the compression energy come from in the big bang?

Important question.

But so far, 38 minutes in, I'm at a loss with what this has to do with sacred geometry. I'll come back and finish it, though.

 

[ophiuchus]

like i mentioned in the other thread. if you truely wish to learn what he has to teach, then don't even bother with that video, not that it's bad, but it only scratches the surface. this is what you really want

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 1256390335

 

[Kai]

Ah the wonderful forces of community

 

[ophiuchus]

 

[Kai]

Dude Allusion,
thanks for the video link!

I didn't watch it first time around cause usually hour and a half lectures are a little daunting to me and I never make it past 15 minutes without boring to death, but it was so amazing that when I checked to see how long I was watching it, it had been like a hour already!

I felt like it reinforced and assured me of everything I've ever learned on my inner travels... mathematically!
Kind of trips me out how asking myself an abstract sort of question like "when did the vibration occur" led me to discover something so intriguing.

Very very very interesting and well laid out for how far out the concepts are that he presents.

Also Nassim is my new favorite speaker, he's like the professor that always managed to present a lecture with a healthy dose of smiles, jokes, and personal anecdotes to make the raw information very interesting.

Highly highly recommend!

 

[BrainEater]

i will give you a simple, yet philosophical answer... in the beginning...


peace