Pretty good video explaining what this means. It's hard to understand the magnitude of this, but I've seen it referred to as the "discoveries in physics and cosmology in decades". So here ya go.

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Knock knock knock, Penny
Knock knock knock, Penny
Knock knock knock, Penny

If anybody ever cares to check on it, you should google what's called Planck time you will find amazing things happening in time iso small it's almost immeasurable. That's what they're talking about in the video and what the guy was talking about in the other video about billions of trillionths of trillionths of seconds when you get down to a certain level it's called Planck time.

If you have a scientific mind you will be amazed.

Yes I am thoroughly amazed and even more convinced that God created all of this and in no way could all this have evolved from primordial slime.;)

I say this most whole heartedly, you are the proof that your statement is completely wrong.

That's a good deal for a quality Guard. Solidifies our line and crystallizes our draft philosophy. I like it.

Planck's time is the time it takes for light to travel Planck's length. Actions across lengths less than this boundary have no meaning because distance/relativity stop and quantum mechanics take over at Planck's length. The smallest length (Planck's length) divided by the fastest speed (the speed of light), is the time it takes for the fastest thing to travel the shortest distance. Thus, times shorter than Planck's time do not make sense.

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I've never understood how/why science and religion are contineuly at odds over creation/birth of time theories. Seems to me the only way to truely understand either would be to concede at least some truth to the other.

They represent two different methods of answering two different questions using the same set of data.

So what made the tiny speck that created the universe? Where did it come from? Haha

It boils down to religion revolving around God being perfect. If God was perfect then there's no need for evolution because it would have been done right the first time.

Like you I don't see the big deal either. God made creatures capable of evolving as the situations evolve. Seems pretty perfect to me.

Most likely your mother, however we will never know who the father was.


Hee hee haw haw.
(Of course I'm just joshing)

Heh...the universe has stretch marks...

Thank God!