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Odin D.: Terija se ne dokazuje "podrzavanjem" i "kazivanjem". To je "teorija" za tebe i ostale citaoce Treceg Oka.
Naucna teorija je matematicko-fizicki model koji je podrzan konkretnim prakticnim eksperimentalnim rezultatima koji su u skladu sa predvidjanjima koja proizilaze iz tog modela.
Sve o cemu se prica - a prije nego je dokazano eksperimentom - nije teorija vec predvidjanje, ocekivanje, nadanje, bulaznjenje, laprdanje,... nazovi to kako hoces, samo ga nemoj zvati naucnom teorijom.
Prouci malo pojmovnik naucnog jezika, tesko je o nauci pricati s nekim ko ne zna znacenje pojmova u nauci.
Drugo, to sto se ti u svojim bulaznjenjima pozivas na vise autoritete koji veze nemaju sa tvojim bulaznjenjima je redovna pojava na UMZ, pa prema tome i krajnje neinteresantna za uzimanje u ozbiljniji obzir.
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Odin D.: Kad me nadjacas argumentima tek cemo onda znati da li to moze izazvati vredjanje.
Trenutno vredjanje je iskljucivo tvoja zasluga.
Mozda i jesam. No to - sve i da jeste tacno - svejedno ne ide u prilog tvojim pseudo-naucnim bulaznjenjima.
Ovo je UMZ i licno smatram da nije najbolje mjesto za pokazivanje znanja nego iskljucivo za ubijanje u pojam neznalica.
According to Guth’s inflation
THEORY, however, the universe blew up so quickly that there was no time for the essential homogeneity to be broken, and the universe after inflation would therefore have been very uniform, even though the parts were not still in touch with each other.
Guth first released his ideas on cosmic inflation in a seminar at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center in early 1980, and he went overnight from being worried about his job prospects to being besieged with offers. He returned to MIT in 1980, becoming professor of physics in 1986.
For some time, however, he could find no way to end inflation (so that stars and galaxies could form), often referred to as the "graceful exit" problem, and he considered his own
THEORY something of a failure because of this. But, after he read a paper in late 1981 by the Russian physicist Andrei Linde (who had been working on the problem independently) and other work by Paul Steinhardt (who had also been working on the graceful exit problem), he began to exchange papers with these other theorists, thus helping each other work out inflation
THEORY, and there have been many other refinements and revisions since Guth's original model.
More recently, Guth has expressed his belief that our universe is just one of many universes that came into existence among countless others as part of a multiverse. According to this
THEORY, cosmic inflation never ends, but continues expanding at an exponential rate, with additional universes being created all the time as "bubbles" within the inflation process (in some ways similar to Fred Hoyle’s discredited steady-state
THEORY). He believes that the entire cosmos was created by quantum fluctuations from nothingness (which he argues is perfectly consistent with the Law of Conservation of Energy because its total energy value remains zero), and is quoted as saying that “the universe is the ultimate free lunch”.
Guth continues to lecture at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and has written over 60 technical papers related to the effects of cosmic inflation and its interactions with particle physics. He has won many awards and medals, including the Medal of the International Center for
THEORETICAL Physics and the Eddington Medal.
Ti si jedan obican besan covek, koji se ljuti kada pokaze neznanje. To je istina.
Re: A sta ako je stvarno tako, a dokazivo nikako? :)
