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The Starmaker wrote:
> 
> The Starmaker wrote:
> >
> > The problem with describing
> > The Origin of Gravity is
> > using 'words' to describe it..
> >
> > math won't do..
> >
> > and it is very differcult to picture..
> >
> > before the big bang...
> >
> > stars in the universe were like..
> > a dozen eggs.
> >
> > All laid out next to each other
> > side by side...evenly.
> >
> > but if you let all the eggs fall out..
> >
> > without breaking
> >
> > you need gravity to hold each one
> >
> > to stop it from breaking..
> >
> > Now,
> >
> > The Origin of Gravity
> >
> > is what kept the eggs
> >
> > before the big bang...side by side evenly.
> >
> > Sort of looking at the Big Dipper..
> >
> > and a couple of eggs falling out.
> >
> > The problem with describing
> > The Origin of Gravity is
> > using 'words' to describe it..
> >
> > math won't do..
> >
> > and it is very differcult to picture..
> >
> > but imagine hitting a tennis ball at a net...
> 
> I know it is hard in terms you can understand..
> 
> let's take a dozen eggs...
> 
> all laid out next to each other
> side by side...evenly.
> 
> That is how it looked before the big bang..
> 
> Now open the box of eggs and
> turn it upside down so they can all
> fall down..
> 
> you look on the floor and you got this
> big mess..
> 
> eggs everywhere..
> 
> but, before they were all
> laid out next to each other
> side by side, evenly...
> 
> and then they fell out of the box...but
> each egg fell out in a straight line.
> 
> You couldn't tell by looking at the floor..
> 
> you could say the eggs on the floor are now
> galaxies...
> 
> but, but...
> 
> before the big bang..
> all stars were
> laid out next to each other
> side by side, evenly...
> 
> and during the big bang they
> all went out in a straight line..
> 
> but looking at the universe today...
> 
> it appears they are all scattered out..
> 
> but they are not.
> 
> Gravity bended the straight line they were following..
> 
> so, what
> laid out the stars next to each other
> side by side, evenly?
> 
> What form did Gravity have before the big bang?
> 
> Here is an illustration of the stars before the big bang..
> 
> *      *       *       *
> 
> *      *       *       *
> 
> *      *       *       *
> 
> *      *       *       *
> 
> *      *       *       *
> 
> and here is an illustration of moments during the big bang...
> 
> 
> 
>    *    *
>            *
>                 *
>                        *
>                *
>                      *
> 
> 
> 
> and here is an illustration after the big bang...
> 
>  *    .  *       .             *
>                          *
>  *   .        *       .       .       *
>    .     *
>            .     .  *        *
>        .                .        .
> .  *           *                     *
>                              .
>          *          .   *
> *    *
>            *
>                 *
>  .    .                  *
>                *
>                      *
> .        .
> 
> *    .  *       .             *
>                          *
>  *   .        *       .       .       *
>    .     *
>            .     .  *        *
>        .                .        .
> .  *           *                     *
>                              .
>          *          .   *
> 
> from order to disorder..


Now, if you understand the origin of gravity...you should understand Why things go on a straight line...forever.