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  4. CAN PULSARS HAVE PLANETS ORBITTING THEM?

CAN PULSARS HAVE PLANETS ORBITTING THEM?

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    Rev_John
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    welcome

    I was just wondering....

    Yes and some have been observed

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      MUNZIR_ALI
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      Yes and some have been observed

      yay thats great.

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        Abdun_Nur
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        Salaam,

        if you want to understand the universe correctly, you should watch this video, as convention physics is not presenting the truth

        http//video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4773590301316220374#

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          Rev_John
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          There are many strange things in the universe, but I find it wonderful that physics supports the existence of God

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            Abdun_Nur
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            Salaam Rev,

            physic has never and could never prove the existence of God, as God does not exist, and most certainly not the trinity sovereign model favoured by the Christians, no outside force controls the universe, and this is irrefutable within physics, no evidence of any sort exists to support this idea, Allah means Not God, being an emanating force that generates every atom of creation instant to instant from the inside out, does exist, and has been established within correct physics as true, hence the shahada, There is No God. Only Not God (Allah).

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              Rev_John
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              yay thats great.

              Have you thought more about studying astrophysics?

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                MUNZIR_ALI
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                Salaam Rev,

                physic has never and could never prove the existence of God, as God does not exist, and most certainly not the trinity sovereign model favoured by the Christians, no outside force controls the universe, and this is irrefutable within physics, no evidence of any sort exists to support this idea, Allah means Not God, being an emanating force that generates every atom of creation instant to instant from the inside out, does exist, and has been established within correct physics as true, hence the shahada, There is No God. Only Not God (Allah).

                YOu are missing the question. WHo created that atom/quark which the universe was before the big bang? And if the universe is finite which is generally accepted, that proves the existence of a creator.

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                  MUNZIR_ALI
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                  Have you thought more about studying astrophysics?

                  yeah, I think I will study it in the future.

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                    Sarat
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                    Peace,

                    There are many strange things in the universe, but I find it wonderful that physics supports the existence of God

                    Can you elaborate on this point Reverend, or start a new topic on it, I'd be more than interested to learn more.

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                      Rev_John
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                      Peace,

                      Can you elaborate on this point Reverend, or start a new topic on it, I'd be more than interested to learn more.

                      I will start a new topic in a few days (when I get enough time). I look forward to your comments

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                        MUNZIR_ALI
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                        I will start a new topic in a few days (when I get enough time). I look forward to your comments

                        I look forward to it.

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                          Alamsulten
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                          Rev John's assertion should result in an increasing number of believers when it comes to astrophysicists, theoretical physicists etc. As it happens the exact opposite is the case. Its quite interesting to note that it supernatural notions caused Einstein's biggest blunders. If not for that he would have made one of the biggest discoveries to be made in science, that of the expanding universe. Then there was his famous God doesn't play with dice belief that saw him lose to Bohr when it came to quantum mechanics. The lesson of history is clear, scientists are well advised to leave whatever religion they have back home and not take it into the lab/study.

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                            Rev_John
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                            scientists are well advised to leave whatever religion they have back home and not take it into the lab/study.

                            I agree totally, just as politicians should do the same.

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                              Alamsulten
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                              I agree totally, just as politicians should do the same.

                              I agree.

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