What happened before the big bang - BBC4 tonight at 8.
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What happened before the big bang - BBC4 tonight at 8.
What is says up there.
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Re: What happened before the big bang - BBC4 tonight at 8.
So far looks like god did it after all. 

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Re: What happened before the big bang - BBC4 tonight at 8.
Let me know if it's worth iPlayering.
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Re: What happened before the big bang - BBC4 tonight at 8.
Depends on your background knowledge. Nothing new here to me, but I'm a bit of a nerd on this stuff. Alternatives to the BB and some related cosmology. Well made though!
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Edit: a nice concept which I have farted about with in my own minuscule way discussed. The universe at the end of its life becomes a massive sea of photons. No other 'information' is within that cloud, no time, no laws of physics etc. and it could just as easily be tiny as massive. It decides, as it were, it is tiny and becomes the next BB.
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Edit: a nice concept which I have farted about with in my own minuscule way discussed. The universe at the end of its life becomes a massive sea of photons. No other 'information' is within that cloud, no time, no laws of physics etc. and it could just as easily be tiny as massive. It decides, as it were, it is tiny and becomes the next BB.
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Re: What happened before the big bang - BBC4 tonight at 8.
Sounds like Penrose.Rum wrote:Depends on your background knowledge. Nothing new here to me, but I'm a bit of a nerd on this stuff. Alternatives to the BB and some related cosmology. Well made though!
(watching and posting!)
Edit: a nice concept which I have farted about with in my own minuscule way discussed. The universe at the end of its life becomes a massive sea of photons. No other 'information' is within that cloud, no time, no laws of physics etc. and it could just as easily be tiny as massive. It decides, as it were, it is tiny and becomes the next BB.
I'll do the Iplayer thing.
Stewart Lee vomits into the gaping anus of Christ:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scwf7KmZLec
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AF9HSFunI20
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scwf7KmZLec
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AF9HSFunI20
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Re: What happened before the big bang - BBC4 tonight at 8.
I hope that will be available online for foreigners too.
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