"If He (God) understands Math and Physics then He exists."
/Frank Tipler/.
God is real, if the "One" used the laws of math and physics to create the Universe.
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Cosmology - Astrophysics
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/Frank Tipler/.
God is real, if the "One" used the laws of math and physics to create the Universe.
To understand quantum physics, you need to look at the house where the quantum particles
spend their time. The house has very low temperature, around absolute zero (-273.15°C)
Therefore the basis for understanding the quantum reality is the Cosmic Vacuum.
Reasons and examples:
1- Planck discovered quantum of action (h) in the so-called "Kirchhoff vacuum" /Max von Laue/.
2- Einstein's second postulate states: “The speed of a light quantum in vacuum is constant (c=1)".
3- Dirac discovered the dualistic nature of electrons (E=±MC²) in the "vacuum sea".
4- Problem:
The structure of the cosmic vacuum is unknown and therefore quantum physics looks "weird".
spend their time. The house has very low temperature, around absolute zero (-273.15°C)
Therefore the basis for understanding the quantum reality is the Cosmic Vacuum.
Reasons and examples:
1- Planck discovered quantum of action (h) in the so-called "Kirchhoff vacuum" /Max von Laue/.
2- Einstein's second postulate states: “The speed of a light quantum in vacuum is constant (c=1)".
3- Dirac discovered the dualistic nature of electrons (E=±MC²) in the "vacuum sea".
4- Problem:
The structure of the cosmic vacuum is unknown and therefore quantum physics looks "weird".
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but it's all weird, Izzy, like the weirdos that dream this shit up.
so help me... I'm a beginner weirdo with little time or patience for other weirdos self-delusions
anyway... I'm wondering what is the correlation between mass/density (black hole?) and vacuum.... (is there an absolute vacuum like there is absolute negative temperature? - is there a determined absolute maximum temperature?) (would absolute maximum pressure be found at the core of a black hole?
black holes and vacuums, they both tend to suck, it seems... are they like polar opposites? a bit like magnetic opposites?
it's been said black holes' gravity is so intense not even light can escape it, which to me implies that all particles fall into the black hole faster than the speed of light! aha! so things can travel faster than the speed of light... a revelation to me, but no doubt someone somewhere has already considered it.
can a vacuum be so intense too that even light cannot escape its suction?
anyway... this is the part where everyone gets to tell me "don't give up your day job" lol
:?D
so help me... I'm a beginner weirdo with little time or patience for other weirdos self-delusions
anyway... I'm wondering what is the correlation between mass/density (black hole?) and vacuum.... (is there an absolute vacuum like there is absolute negative temperature? - is there a determined absolute maximum temperature?) (would absolute maximum pressure be found at the core of a black hole?
black holes and vacuums, they both tend to suck, it seems... are they like polar opposites? a bit like magnetic opposites?
it's been said black holes' gravity is so intense not even light can escape it, which to me implies that all particles fall into the black hole faster than the speed of light! aha! so things can travel faster than the speed of light... a revelation to me, but no doubt someone somewhere has already considered it.
can a vacuum be so intense too that even light cannot escape its suction?
anyway... this is the part where everyone gets to tell me "don't give up your day job" lol
:?D
Vacuum doesn't suck. What you think of as suckage is actually matter pressing into the relative vacuum.
Which kinda sucks.
Well, either start a religion or keep buying lottery tickets. Or both.
that's funny, cuz instead of giving straight to the church of my choice... (the church for people who don't like going to church - which means - you actually don't mind going to it)
[oh shit - I'm starting to sound like Torchy]
(kill me now!!)
(where tf was I? oh yeah...)
... I buy them lottery tickets with a little prayer.
:?D
[oh shit - I'm starting to sound like Torchy]
(kill me now!!)
(where tf was I? oh yeah...)
... I buy them lottery tickets with a little prayer.
:?D
Where did the Big Bang come from?
From the Singularity.
Where did the Singularity come from?
From the Big Bang.
BB is only playing ping-pong with existing cosmic matter.
In order not to be stupid, you need to ask:
Where did the ping-pong ball come from?
Where did the mattter for playing Big-Bang come from?
Who will ask?
From the Singularity.
Where did the Singularity come from?
From the Big Bang.
BB is only playing ping-pong with existing cosmic matter.
In order not to be stupid, you need to ask:
Where did the ping-pong ball come from?
Where did the mattter for playing Big-Bang come from?
Who will ask?
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They have. At the event horizon space is curved to the point where all directions point inwards/downwards, whatever.
Gravity exerts a force, it doesn't have a speed. All that means is that the escape velocity required is faster than light can travel.
Gravity "bends" light. Light travels in a straight line until it passes a gravity well at which point it "bends" but the speed remains constant. A black hole is just a super-duper dense gravity well. Light is still traveling at the speed of light when it "disappears" into a black hole.
10 July 2023. Gravitational waves spark hunt for cosmic strings and dark matter
The discovery of low-level ripples throughout the universe called the gravitational wav
background has set physicists looking for exotic explanations /By Alex Wilkins/
www.newscientist.com
The discovery of low-level ripples throughout the universe called the gravitational wav
background has set physicists looking for exotic explanations /By Alex Wilkins/
Gravitational waves spark hunt for cosmic strings and dark matter
The discovery of low-level ripples throughout the universe called the gravitational wave background has set physicists looking for exotic explanations
could objects travelling through space, like comets, meteors, and what the heck, maybe even our own spacecraft, be, in a sense, fracking space, causing these detected low-level ripples?10 July 2023. Gravitational waves spark hunt for cosmic strings and dark matter
The discovery of low-level ripples throughout the universe called the gravitational wav
background has set physicists looking for exotic explanations /By Alex Wilkins/
Gravitational waves spark hunt for cosmic strings and dark matter
The discovery of low-level ripples throughout the universe called the gravitational wave background has set physicists looking for exotic explanations
quantum physicists are rabbit-hole seekers? losing themselves in thought?
sounds about right
Exotic explanations: Gravitational waves spark hunt for cosmic strings and dark matter . . .
when no one knows exactly what cosmic string-particles, dark matter or gravitational waves are
“The hardest thing of all is to find a black cat in a dark room, especially if there is no cat.” ― Confucius
July 11, 2023. Reinventing cosmology:
Reinventing cosmology: New research puts age of universe at 26.7 — not 13.7 — billion years
By Mohammad Qusir Rather on Tuesday, July 11, 2023
charmingscience.com
Reinventing cosmology: New research puts age of universe at 26.7 — not 13.7 — billion years
By Mohammad Qusir Rather on Tuesday, July 11, 2023
Reinventing cosmology: New research puts age of universe at 26.7 -- not 13.7 -- billion years
Our universe could be twice as old as current estimates, according to a new study that challenges the dominant cosmological model and sheds new light on
charmingscience.com
Funny. . . new research puts the age of human migration to the Americas at 26.7 (or thereabouts) -- not 13.7 (roughly) thousand years!July 11, 2023. Reinventing cosmology:
Reinventing cosmology: New research puts age of universe at 26.7 — not 13.7 — billion years
By Mohammad Qusir Rather on Tuesday, July 11, 2023
Reinventing cosmology: New research puts age of universe at 26.7 -- not 13.7 -- billion years
Our universe could be twice as old as current estimates, according to a new study that challenges the dominant cosmological model and sheds new light on
Whoa, dude! What does it all mean?
It means that during the last Ice Age, humans got to North America buy some other route than across the continent, covered in a mile of ice….
Cosmology - Dimensions
2D- Euclidean dimension - 3D Descartes - 4D Minkowski - 5D Kaluza / Klein -
String's dimensions: 7D, 10D, 11D, 27D, MD . . .
with one more new dimension and elephant will fly.
2D- Euclidean dimension - 3D Descartes - 4D Minkowski - 5D Kaluza / Klein -
String's dimensions: 7D, 10D, 11D, 27D, MD . . .
with one more new dimension and elephant will fly.
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April 18, 2023. A New Kind of Symmetry Shakes Up Physics:
So-called “higher symmetries” are illuminating everything from particle decays
to the behavior of complex quantum systems.
/Kevin Hartnett/
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"It’s not an exaggeration to say that every major advance in physics for more than
a century has turned on revelations about symmetry. It’s there at the dawn of general relativity,
in the birth of the Standard Model, in the hunt for the Higgs."
www.quantamagazine.org
So-called “higher symmetries” are illuminating everything from particle decays
to the behavior of complex quantum systems.
/Kevin Hartnett/
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"It’s not an exaggeration to say that every major advance in physics for more than
a century has turned on revelations about symmetry. It’s there at the dawn of general relativity,
in the birth of the Standard Model, in the hunt for the Higgs."
A New Kind of Symmetry Shakes Up Physics | Quanta Magazine
So-called “higher symmetries” are illuminating everything from particle decays to the behavior of complex quantum systems.
www.quantamagazine.org