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JustFiveMoreMinutes

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6. Well, I've heard of spacetime... but never lighttime.

Reply to pinto (Reply #5)

Tue Jan 8, 2013, 06:14 PM

Jan 2013

And yes, the arrow of time and well aware of Sean Carroll and Brian Greene... but don't quite understand your importance of 'light' as opposed to 'space'.

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The Big Bang & Genesis [View all] pinto Jan 2013 OP

Interesting, though I am sure that those much more versed in astrophysics than I cbayer Jan 2013 #1

This message was self-deleted by its author JustFiveMoreMinutes Jan 2013 #2

Disagree. Time is a function of light. As is mass. pinto Jan 2013 #5

Well, I've heard of spacetime... but never lighttime. JustFiveMoreMinutes Jan 2013 #6

Night and day is keyed to earth's rotation on its axis-not the revolution. digonswine Jan 2013 #9

So do many of the apologists. longship Jan 2013 #3

Hi. No cosmologist here either. Or biblical scholar as well. LOL, far from either. pinto Jan 2013 #8

Is science really a religion?? Angry Dragon Jan 2013 #4

Here's a quote from its first proponent: rug Jan 2013 #7

Have you read the Bible? intaglio Jan 2013 #10

Interesting read. Thats my opinion Jan 2013 #11