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Universe and barbs!

Universe and barbs! [ My comments are at the end] Apr 30, 2010 10:45 AM in Basic Science | 2 commentsStar physicists trade barbs over cosmological modelBy John Matson [Photo][Photo][Photo][Photo]A tony social club in midtown Manhattan is not the place one might expect to find a verbal sparring match between famous physicists. But that was the case April 23 at the Harmonie Club, whenAlan Guth and David Gross had a feisty off-the-cuff debate about Guth's model for the dawn of the universe. Perhaps in keeping with their genteel surroundings, the two kept their jabs mostly playful, but a few may have stung nonetheless. The exchange took place at a physics symposium hosted by the City College of New York (CCNY) at which both Guth and Gross gave lectures. Guth, a physics professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology renowned for his role in developing the concept of cosmological inflation in the early 1980s, had just given brief remarks introducing some of the concepts he would ...

The ultimate Knowledge comes to the humble seeker!

I received an email detailing the Hindu calendar very well-- attached at the end of my comment. Yes that is what Sri Bhagavatha says. The arrow of time since the beginning of current Brahma has progressed only 50 Brahma days!! The total length is 315 trillion years, as worked from the figures and posted at Buzz. So we have a very young Brhma of only 50 days of his age in to his total of 100 years equal to 315 trillion solar years of ours! Then since it is 7th Manwantara of 14 per one day of Brhma, practically we are at the noon of Brhma on his 50th day of coming into existence. Actually it is not correct to call Hinduism as a religion... we are getting trapped by the words of other religions. Sanatana Dharma is pure knowledge not religion, in a narrow sense. The Jnaana either you gain or you over look. Your choice and it does not matter for the Satya to remain Satya. The Sanatana Dhrama encompasses all so called religions too as mere works of fantasies of humans, reflecting the preval...