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I think the speed of light shows why we don't find aliens.

I think the speed of light shows why we don't find aliens.

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@sonhouse said
@Metal-Brain
So now you know more than cosmologists and astronomers. CLAP CLAP CLAP your incredible intellect.
Was there a big bang or not?
If there was not a big bang how did the universe expand so fast?
Is there a center to the universe or not?

How are cosmologists and astronomers measuring the speed of the expansion of the universe? They never explain how. Have you noticed?

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@Metal-Brain
They never explained? That just goes to prove how uneducated you are.
I took astronomy courses at Palomar College AND university of Maryland and we learned how they did it.
I guess you never heard of just googling something to do your actual searches.
There must be a hundred books written on just that subject so it also shows how many times you ever went to a library or even went inside Barns and Noble.

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@sonhouse said
@Metal-Brain
They never explained? That just goes to prove how uneducated you are.
I took astronomy courses at Palomar College AND university of Maryland and we learned how they did it.
I guess you never heard of just googling something to do your actual searches.
There must be a hundred books written on just that subject so it also shows how many times you ever went to a library or even went inside Barns and Noble.
Great, then explain it to me.

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@Metal-Brain
I know how it works and all you have to do is google 'measuring the expansion of the Universe' and you will find page after page of exactly how they figured it out.
Does the name Hubble mean a THING to you?
I am not your teacher, you want to know, google it yourself.

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@sonhouse said
@Metal-Brain
I know how it works and all you have to do is google 'measuring the expansion of the Universe' and you will find page after page of exactly how they figured it out.
Does the name Hubble mean a THING to you?
I am not your teacher, you want to know, google it yourself.
No you don't.

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@Metal-Brain
YOU are the one wanting the information, I am not your teacher, you want it, google it yourself. You didn't even respond to my question you never heard of Hubble which was a big hint about the beginning of how we know.

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@sonhouse said
@Metal-Brain
YOU are the one wanting the information, I am not your teacher, you want it, google it yourself. You didn't even respond to my question you never heard of Hubble which was a big hint about the beginning of how we know.
You are making it really obvious you do not understand anything about what you are claiming. You just read an article making an assertion without any specific explanation as to how the expansion was measured. Every explanation is very vague, isn't it?

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@Metal-Brain
Like I said, did you even look up Hubble?
You can bitch and moan all you want but all you have to do is google 'expansion of the universe'.

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