The galaxy is huge. Inside the galaxy there’re many black holes that could open to another white holes. The white holes lead to other galaxies and universes. How insignificant is an atom inside an H2O (water) in a drop of sea water? Who knows? That atom could be another galaxy which contains many black holes and white holes as well. How big is the smallest particle, and how small is the largest universe?
I have to admit it that I’m lost. I can’t co up to think in details and advance with my little brain. Brain the funny machine. One guy told me that Einstein is intelligent because he stayed in his mother womb longer than usual. That allowed his brain cell to grow and multiply more than term birth baby. However, this’s rubbish because staying too long inside the womb makes blood flow poorer and compromise many vital functions. I don’t mean that my brain is little so it’s better.
My brain is a little because it can’t catch the secret beneath time. Our perception to time is very mysterious to me. As it’s 2 changing elements; the time effect, and our perception. One of them must be static, so we can feel the motion of the other. I can remember briefly the A & B rule in time. Almost the B part states that to feel the time we need to compare it or refer it to something fixed. I hope I understood it correctly. So our time perception is related one way or another to the stationary of time motion or time effect. Still, time is effecting us either we could feel or couldn’t feel that effect. But is that 100% correct? Again as I could remember when we travel faster the brain waves move slower. Maybe travelling in very fast speed like ½ of the light speed may neglect the effect of time, while our perception to it changes.
I’m lost, I hope you’re not. Some of you remember the entry about evolution theory. That thing has 2 many aspects. First and briefly, the Islamic and precisely the Shia understand and flexibility to knowledge. I think some Muslims reject the evolution theory because of the influence of the Christianity church. As well as their tendency to ignore and reject any development in science, they really demonstrate the conflict between knowledge and religion. I could observe some extent of this tendency in Shia world recently. Unfortunately, Shia was very flexible, Maskwaih himself was Shetie, and many scientists were Shia with unique theories. Any way this will take another whole article.
The whole previous paragraph leads me to a question; how true is the evolution theory? Maskwaih says that Quran mentioned the theory in one phrase. Regardless of that, could it be true? Again, I’m lost. I searched in the chromosomes numbers which prove whole rubbish and none sense. Anyway, I think this topic is just like a genie in the bottle. It just needs to be rubbed and unleashed. Results could be really surprising.
In the end, I have to apology for myself, first, and my dear readers as I didn’t write for too long. Yet, I hope to come back soon with some answers, so I can find myself between the small universe and the huge atom.
Best regards,
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We are today able to see atoms, but not yet electrons. However, it would still take billions of light years to travel so much outside this galaxy. No technology could allow you to live long to reach the desired destination far out there (At least not in a thousand years time)
Perhaps the questions that we should be asking here are:
When did time begin?
DID it have a beginning at all? ;)