next sunday 7pm gmt+1

how about 2 next sunday,2pm gmt +1

problem: i will be away til 5pm

I miss gaydrian already ;_;

Well thats what i was thinking, like absolute zero was calculate-able but its opposite, let call this absolute maximum, cannot be calculated, therefore particles can have infinite heat. Just a matter of perspective.

Edit: Also new topic "if there was a parallel universe situated next to ours, and you could travel to where these two universes meet how would you get to the other universe? Because there would be a parallel version of you doing exactly the same things as you are, its like trying to get through a mirror. Also could mirrors be a parallel universe but we cant get to them because they mimic our exact moves"

Somtimes i cant get onto irc that why i made this thread, also it serves a purpose so why close it?

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My baad ._.

Last one's incorrect, that's for sure. But you got me thinking about dimensions again. About your topic, I don't believe in parallel universes, but I do believe in not-parallel but different universes, such as that we are just living on an electron, the earth, and that the sun and the stars are just really big atoms and that our atoms exist out of multiple atoms as well.

/Offtopic When you had a mirror ball, which mirrored on the inside, and which is invisible from the outside, how would that look like? Would it explode when you put a light on it?

So tell me a date and time GMT 0 please.

Silly child. One of the first rules of the Multiverse Theorem is that there is no possible way to discover that there are multiple universi, or parallel universi. Light, heat, sound cannot travel through, therefore if we were successfully able to send someone through to another universe, they could not communicate back to use that they had died/lived/discovered something, and it would up to them to get back. Basically, there is no such thing as a parallel universe, and if there is, 1) we could not travel to it, and 2) there would be no way to communicate to and from this universe, and 3) it's impossible that there be a universe just like ours. it was like a 1 in 10^10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000 chance that we were created.
For more information, read: this
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Also, don't try to disprove me. I study astrophysics.