Saturday, September 24, 2011

56, and other things

Dear my lovely readers,

so today is an anniversary in my family:) my grandparents have now been married for 56 years, the two love birds are still going strong in their 90's, and they are great, and with out one, the other simply would not be, it is fun to spend time with them, if you were to be at their house for an just an hour you would think you were in a comedy, because they stuff they say to each other, but in a way I think, because they are the opposite in many ways, I think that has helped their marriage work. love them so much <3

if you read, or watch the news, you might have seen how CERN may have found subatomic particles, called neutrinos that travel faster than the speed of light, now there are people who belive this not to be true, and CERN wants others to test to see if it is, because well if it is, the whole special theory of relativity would have to be looked at again, since it says nothing is faster than the speed of light. now maybe some of you may have seen on twitter how I said the speed of light is not faster than the speed of the universe expanding, what I mean by that is the universe grows everyday, and it has since the dawn of time, and it grows, so much, and fast the speed of light is not fast enough to reach its end, in fact all the galaxies we can see, are moving faster away from us than the speed of light, and soon won;t even be visible to use (by soon I don't mean in our life time, for the most part).

speaking of which they say in order for time travel to exist we would have to go faster than the speed of light, and now I wonder does the past exist? now I know it does, because we all lived it, but what I mean is, do the events that happened in the past happen everyday on that day for all of time, kind of like as if a DVD, on a scene on repeat, or is there no past to go to. because it Simpy does not exist in the sense of it happens everyday?

that is all for now,
I hope you all have a great weekend,
love, your friend
VPK

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