The Term Universe is Ambiguous & should be Scientifically Redefined.
January 27th, 2010 | 
Author: The description of what is our universe is confusing and generally ambiguous. There is a need to develop in science methodology a scientific framework for providing clarity, and a way to judge what kind of universe is being proposed for our understanding.
There are various ideas, models, science statements, hypothesizes, mathematical calculations, theories, etc. that are used to describe the universe. Which ones are useful? Which ones are the best? Which ones are out to lunch? Which ones are reasonable? Which ones are imaginations? Which ones are weak?
The public and the science community require a system to judge between the different ideas offered for acceptance or consideration for what is our real universe to weed out the junk, determine working models, and recognize the best description for models, theories, mathematical calculations, or for observations. Read the rest of this entry »
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