Nassim Haramein speaks of a lecture for physicists: But you know at one point, I said, "We all have to stop because I have this question."

And they said, "Okay, what question?"

And I said, "You know, I opened a book on this page, and if I am to understand our Universe, as we describe it today with our equations, we have a balloon as an illustrative example. The universe is expanding and we have small coins stuck on it. The coins represent galaxies moving away from each other as the balloon inflates. And I'm a little confused. ”That's why I told them,“ You know, I've been looking in all those physics books, I've been studying physics for a while, I've looked everywhere, but I can't find the equation… you can show me where the equation is. .? You know, because she could have escaped me, I'm sure she escaped. Then I'll shut up if you show it to me. "

And they said, "What equation?"

And I said, "I want to know - what kind of guy is this?"

And I said, "Draw the rest of the guy. If we draw the rest of the guy, notice that when the balloon inflates, the lungs contract. ”For each reaction, there is the same and opposite reaction.

There was a grave silence in the lecture room. So, I mean, in the balloon there is pressure that balloon stretches, there is compression of air so that the balloon can grow, there is the energetic potential within the balloon that causes the effect to come.