planet formation

[MrWolynski]

I have corrected it: vixraDOTorg/pdf/1202.0002v7.pd­f

[Zacarriss]

Gravity...

[MrWolynski]

youtube: Earth is older than the sun. Scientists still don't know what caused the planets to lose their angular momentum. My theory solves this. They are themselves cooling stars that are much older than the sun.

[MidnightRedemption]

why does space rocks orbiting in a large body always to be a like a discs, like rings of jupiter. why not a sphere of space rocks orbiting that sun?

[BurtonRGA7]

@MidnightRedemption

because of the centrifugal force that is present in any rotation

[MidnightRedemption]

@BurtonRGA7 because of that, most rock debris are accumulated at the equator and not on either north nor south pole? (sorry, having a hard time grasping this fact)

[aaronlosing]

This was great. My astro teacher is so boring

[RespectMyHate]

I don't understand how things condensed after the big bang, I was told everything exploded from a singularity and then condensed into planets. But space is a vaccum and if everything exploded in a vaccum then everything should just keep expanding in that direction forever. no condensation could ever take place.

[jayantgang]

@RespectMyHate

The big bang is not a explosion in ordinary sense of the word. It's a sudden rupture of the equilibrium condition present in the singularity (the primordial source). The cause of this explosion is not known/ cannot be known. Our space and time starts with this explosion event. Initially it was just energy - light (photons) mix which got separated in and elementary particles like quarks etc got formed. Photon / light particles got decoupled from other elementary particles.cont..

[jayantgang]

@RespectMyHate

Cont from last mail.. After that the simplest element like hydrogen atom followed by helium, beryllium and boron got formed. Now after the initial explosion, the energy distribution was not uniform/isotropic. So, there was minute fluctuations and there the mass started slowly accumulation. When lot of mass accumulated, the gravitational force dominated and condensation started. This resulted in star formation. Other elements are were produced inside the stars. Cont...

[jayantgang]

@RespectMyHate

This is the third part... read the previous two.. But as the fluctuations in initial energy distribution are very sparse, much of the space is void. In between galaxies there are much space. The expansion continues. Space goes on expanding by creation.

Did I answer your question?

[RespectMyHate]

@jayantgang Can you explain this explosion, what kind of explosion was it, if its not the type of explosion that blows things outward. All I know and this is truly common sense if things blow up in a vaccum theres no way condensation will take place, all the matter would just keep expanding in the same direction for ever. are their any videos that explain the big bang theory better?

[affluence8]

@jayantgang Does space go on forever? Or is there a wall way out there that says " This is the end" ?

[affluence8]

@RespectMyHate they explain it in the Bible.

[RespectMyHate]

@affluence8 It sure does. The best explaination I've heard so far.

[2012Video]

so where is the god out there? can you imagine cose i dont eaven try to...

[jayantgang]

@2012Video

What do you mean by the concept...GOD???

[2012Video]

@jayantgang i was mean i cant imagine where he is out there (the god)

[2012Video]

@jayantgang i was mean by god the creator

[Salien1999]

THERE'S STAR STUFF EVERYWHERE!

[jayantgang]

@Salien1999

Not exactly.... most of the space is void. Some regions are dense with gaseous matter and dust, which collapses under gravity to form stars...

[Salien1999]

@jayantgang O_o Yeah I new that, it was a joke.

Since the stars created every piece of matter and there's matter almost everywhere?

[nsgob22]

YO Astro 101!

[walt776]

Is that Harrison Ford?