This blog seemed like such a good idea when I started it, but I have let it lie dormant for quite a while. Hopefully I can stir myself up to ponder more on the implications of such things.
What would we find if we could truly explore the universe, one designed by a common (or group of) designers.
I am thinking of more than just the ancients of many mythologies, including Star Trek. I am thinking about something, someone, some group that existed outside the universe that designed all we see.
I will add my thoughts as time goes along.
Wednesday, July 06, 2011
Sunday, May 03, 2009
Interstellar Travel
This is a key area. How can travel between the stars be really interesting? You either have to make up a "warp factor" of some kind, a wormhole, or another way to go much faster than light. I guess we could all become FTL particles, but travel that way seems unlikely.
My bet and plan if I ever really write in this universe is in the teleport chamber type idea. I think the book was _A Step Farther Out_. It would be a real pain to get one of these connection points there, but once they are there, travel is instantaneous.
That still has a credibility jump, but it is more believable, at least now, than "Warp 9" or "Hyperspace". :)
My bet and plan if I ever really write in this universe is in the teleport chamber type idea. I think the book was _A Step Farther Out_. It would be a real pain to get one of these connection points there, but once they are there, travel is instantaneous.
That still has a credibility jump, but it is more believable, at least now, than "Warp 9" or "Hyperspace". :)
How Do Worlds Form
While many will likely defend them to the death, a big problem with thinking about the heavens in the context of this forum (a designed universe) is that many of the theories of stellar and planetary formation leave a lot to be desired.
Lets see:
- Something blew up (supernova or several).
- The results then gathered together. -- But I thought they blew up? When was the last time you saw something taking spontaneous order?
- Then gas congealed, violating lots of known principles and not only did a star form, so did planets, without orbital velocity being wacky.
This grossly simplifies some things, but this is the reason I have such a hard time with the modern myth of Chance being the "new god." It doesn't make sense at so many levels.
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Getting back to this blog though, even these wacky ideas are probably necessary to have a universe to explore. How do things keep going for the long periods of time to travel stellar distances otherwise?
Just rambling....
Lets see:
- Something blew up (supernova or several).
- The results then gathered together. -- But I thought they blew up? When was the last time you saw something taking spontaneous order?
- Then gas congealed, violating lots of known principles and not only did a star form, so did planets, without orbital velocity being wacky.
This grossly simplifies some things, but this is the reason I have such a hard time with the modern myth of Chance being the "new god." It doesn't make sense at so many levels.
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Getting back to this blog though, even these wacky ideas are probably necessary to have a universe to explore. How do things keep going for the long periods of time to travel stellar distances otherwise?
Just rambling....
Saturday, January 06, 2007
The Purpose of This Blog
This is one of the many projects I have in mind. I want to use it to ponder what a universe would be like if it really was designed, as I believe. What impact would this have on space travel, etc. Like many, I would like to write some science fiction at some point, so this will help me flesh out my ideas, while hopefully allowing some discussion by those who share an interest.
Note that this blog is not a place to argue issues related to this. I am starting with this assumption and will design it accordingly. It is my universe after all. :)
Note that this blog is not a place to argue issues related to this. I am starting with this assumption and will design it accordingly. It is my universe after all. :)
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