Re: Evidence for "Big Bang Theory"

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In article <tjmznerybywai6u@hrlib.brooks.af.mil>,
SrA Tim Miller <tjm@hrlib.brooks.af.mil> wrote:
> You apparantly think that gravitational acceleration is some
>form of time reversal. Please expound on your [apparent] theories
>connecting gravity and time, I'm sure many of us will be all ears.
>
> Failing that, please explain your understanding of gravity. I
>could use a good laugh.
>
Dont be too quick to laugh! There was a serious discussion of the time
reversal when the universe stops expanding. As far as I know, no one
has yet proven a cause for the arrow of time. Besides, I think our
friend Gill was just being silly near the end of his post. The humor
wasn't great but I think it was humor.

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Ken Smith <kensmith@rahul.net>

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