[APML] OT: The new Hubble pix got me thinking.

[Rob Miracle <rwm@photo-miracles.com>]

I've been bothered by something for some time and today's Hubble pix got me 
thinking about it again.

When we look into the heavens, we are really looking back in time.   We see 
a picture of a galaxy that is thousands of years old and others that are 
millions of years old and yet more that are billions of years old.   What 
if we are seeing the same galaxy just at different intervals of 
time.   What if there really is only one or a handful of galaxies that we 
really see?

Could this explain the low mass of the universe?

I know, there are enough "Physics" involved to prove this idea useless, but 
what if there was a time warp involved that we haven't discovered yet and 
the "Mice" galaxies are really two of the others we see, just at a 
different time?

Just a thought.


Thanks,
Rob
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Rob Miracle
Photographic Miracles
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Apex, NC 27502
http://www.photo-miracles.com


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