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What happened before the primordial fire of the Big Bang: a theory about the ultimate origin of the universe.In the beginning was the Big Bang: an unimaginably hot fire almost fourteen billion years ago in which the first elements were forged. The physical theory of the hot nascent universe—the Big Bang—was one of the most consequential developments in twentieth-century science. And yet it leaves many questions unanswered: Why is the universe so big? Why is it so old? What is the origin of structure in the cosmos? In An Infinity of Worlds, physicist Will Kinney explains a more recent theory that may hold the answers to these questions and even explain the ultimate origins of the universe: cosmic inflation, before the primordial fire of the Big Bang.
Kinney argues that cosmic inflation is a transformational idea in cosmology, changing our picture of the basic structure of the cosmos and raising unavoidable questions about what we mean by a scientific theory. He explains that inflation is a remarkable unification of inner space and outer space, in which the physics of the very large (the cosmos) meets the physics of the very small (elementary particles and fields), closing in a full circle at the first moment of time. With quantum uncertainty its fundamental feature, this new picture of cosmic origins introduces the possibility that the origin of the universe was of a quantum nature.
Kinney considers the consequences of eternal cosmic inflation. Can we come to terms with the possibility that our entire observable universe is one of infinitely many, forever hidden from our view?
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Executive Director James Burk gave an interview on The Space Show recently ...
The show is available for anyone to hear at thespaceshow.com.
Here is a copy (if the paste works) of comments made following the presentation ...;
I should point out that the voice of reason you will see is a medical doctor who frequently contributes to The Space Show on space related themes.
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J FIncannon • a month ago
The guest seems to have the same idea about the safety of Mars life as Zubrin. Even John Hunt did not suggest that this was a problem area about humans going to Mars. Pretty weird. After the Pandemic, one would think people would be a little more cautious. The guest suggests its not so hard for microbes to be transferred from Mars to Earth or visa versa (typical Zubrinian Canadian geese fashion). He should look at papers documenting all the challenges to that. Very hard, but non-zero probability. Still, NASA and the Mars Society seem to think the best approach is to send humans there to find extant Mars life. I would hope someone has enough sense to send robotic landers there first to at least try to find extant Mars life, even if they only use a microscope. But since we have no idea how big they are, hopefully we have some clever instrument.
And then if they find it, they should expose the Mars life to Earth life and see if the one damn thing eats the other. Its fair if the Earth life can eat the Mars life as long as the Earth life remains Earth life. If the Earth life is promptly eaten, maybe the next step is to test Mars life sterilization techniques since we have no idea if anything we have from Earth can work on them.But all this kumbaya stuff about Mars is a little unrealistic. Still, I suppose the Mars Society cannot go around pointing out how deadly dangerous this all is. Just how some day millions of people will be there.
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Mark Europe • a month ago
Mars gravity is 38% g. It seems essential for human health, not only reproduction. What other human health-related factors would produce bad outcomes if reduced to 38% of their typical values? How about 38% atmospheric pressure without a spacesuit? 38% of protection against GCR and other space-related radiation? 38% of Earth's typical atmospheric concentration of oxygen? 38% of typical water intake? 38% typical food intake? 38% typical sleep time? Anything else? All those factors are dissimilar, but 38% gravity doesn't seem very appealing to me. Maybe gravity is different, but it was a constant throughout entire evolution of life on Earth.•
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DougSpace Mark Europe • 11 days ago
It is an interesting way of looking at it. The best simulation that we have for zero gee is 6° head down bedrest. I believe that for the Moon it is 9.5° head up and for Mars it is 22° head up. Since the bedrest studies are sedentary studies, my best guess is that partial gravity is like degrees of a sedentary lifestyle. We find that there is an unsurprising dose response in which, the more sedentary you are, the more unhealthy the consequences there are. So, it is the more nebulous question how much unhealthy side effects we are willing to accept.When it comes to children who have to live their life with those consequences which they did not choose, the standard is higher. Yet parents make choices for their children (e.g. giving an Xbox for their birthday) which we don't make illegal but which have health consequences.
I always want to restate that the question isn't limited to the problem but the problem minus reasonable mitigations. To focus on the problem while ignoring reasonable solutions is being sloppy (i.e. not doing due diligence) at best. It's not a question of 38% gravity alone but 38% gravity plus some reasonable amount of artificial gravity including intermittent full gravity.
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Mark Europe DougSpace • 11 days ago
I agree with what you say. Question is if there are some effects of 1g on cells or genes, for example, that you can't make up for with occassional centrifuge spins or more exercise, or even drugs. Maybe cell reprogramming in some further future. And nobody might learn those effects after kids who were born on Mars, say, are 5, 10, or more years old.
Salmonella got more virulent after ISS zero-G exposure, what other effects will their be on microbiome, etc.? Time will tell.•
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DougSpace Mark Europe • 11 days ago
NASA's twin study showed a good number of genes were being expressed differently comparing 0g with his twin brother's 1 gee. So, we should be able to see the difference in gene expression fairly early on with animal studies and, since their life cycle is faster than that of humans, we'll have some idea if there are risks that might appear in older childhood. However, for private individuals, I think it difficult for governments to prevent their choosing to have children. So my guess is that it will come down to informing parent if the known risks and then they will choose whether or not they will get pregnant. This is first a Mars issue since pregnant women on the Moon can return to Earth
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J Fincannon Mark Europe • a month ago
Oops. I just realized I should have been thinking about it a little different. 38% of pressure and O2 is really a reduction by 62%. I was just looking at it as a 38% reduction. Ha!So, yes, you are right. That is a challenging number to deal with. Humans are flexible, but not that much!
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J FIncannon Mark Europe • a month ago
Also, I am sure that there are people in the world who can survive on 38% of what we in the West eat given I see so many people morbidly obese. Food is difficult to deal with because you need to worry about energy usage (activity) and food content (candy bars vs a steak). Is a pound of cotton candy the same as a pound of steak? Are you lying on the sofa or are running from a lion?I bet water intake reduction of 38% likely has little affect. You are supposed to drink a half gallon.
As to 38% O2, for the La Paz location, due to O2 dropping off linearly from 100% at 0m altitude to 50% at 5500m, then at their 3869m, they get 36% of the O2 people at 0m altitude get.
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J Fincannon Mark Europe • a month ago
Ha! La Paz, Bolivia is at 3869 m altitude. That means it is at 38% (.62 atm) of the 0m altitude/1 atm case.•
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Mark Europe J Fincannon • a month ago • edited
Ok, that really got me, although there are some unpleasant side-effects, at least in the beginning. Ok, I'm saving my a** here.•
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John Jossy • a month ago
Hi James
I may not be able to call the show so I wanted to post this question on TSS blog. I asked Robert Zubrin this same question the last time he was on The Space Show but he never responded. So I'd like to ask you the same question regarding the human gravity prescription (specifically for reproduction). I’ve never heard it addressed by the Mars Society or Musk. Unless we do ethical clinical research on mammalian reproduction that can be extrapolated to human gestation under 0.38G conditions or titrate which lower gravity level will allow healthy human birth, then space settlement throughout the solar system will be problematic unless it is done in an O’Neill colony spinning at 1G.There was one presentation out of over 100 at last year’s Mars Society conference dealing tangentially with this issue: TF-5 Humble: A spinning toroidal gravity facility for Mars on Saturday October 16th. A quick internet search found a YouTube video of Humble’s concept:
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Keith was co-founder of the original L5 Society, which joined Werner Von Braun's National Space Institute, to form the current National Space Society.
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The L5 Society was founded in 1975 by Carolyn Meinel and Keith Henson to promote the space colony ideas of Gerard K. O'Neill. [1] In 1987, the L5 Society merged with the National Space Institute to form the National Space Society. [2] Contents 1 Name 2 History 2.1 Founding of L5 Society 2.2 Moon Treaty 2.3 Merger with National Space Institute
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