Have you seen the BBC series presented by Professor Brian Cox, The Forces of Nature.
The second episode which showed amongst other things, how you can surf in the jungle on a Pororoca, ended on a poignant note which probably left many watchers feeling quite emotional.
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I love Brian Cox, the way he looks at everything as though it is the most amazing thing he has ever seen and that glorious toothy smile just makes him a really likeable physicist. I’m not sure he’d be the easiest person to live with, but I bet he could teach me lots. (Or make my brain explode!)
I’m already familiar with the space time theory, what Doctor Who fan isn’t? But it means something so much more when you realise it could actually be true rather than some fantasy, something a little more concrete than that ‘wibbly wobbly timey wimey stuff.
Somewhere in space time all those precious memories are still there. I am walking through the bluebell woods with my Daddy as a six year old, or going to the Tulip Festival with my mum and my nan. Just because they have left this world, it doesn’t mean they are gone. My memories live on, and my memories feel more solid, more real. Maybe some day we will find away of accessing that spiral of time space and revisit our memories, without the use of a Time and Relative Dimension in Space machine.
Wow! I love this post you've written. I watched part of the programme but even though he does make things easier to understand it does still blow my mind. The first time I thought about the space / time thing was when I heard tony campolo speak about jesus being nailed to the cross and because God operates outside of time and space, it is like jesus is there on that cross right now for us not something that happened over 2,000 years ago. Obviously tony campolo explained it miles better than this but it really did get me thinking.
Oh yes Rebecca, that does make perfect sense. I must admit when the program started and he was describing how the world came into place my thoughts were 'yes, that's science, but who cannot prove that it was God swirling all those rocks around and bringing them together to make our planet.' I also know a couple of devout Christians who are also physicists.
I haven't seen this show, but it sounds pretty interesting. Thanks for linking to the #BinkyLinky
Never seen this show but will be looking out for it sounds great Thanks for linking to the #binkylinky come back next week please