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Journey To The 10th Dimension
Physics can't find the biggest thing in the known universe, so it's looking beyond our paltry three dimensions. Michael Moyer enters the zone of insanely hard mathematics, translates what he finds into plain English, and makes it back alive by Michael Moyer March 2004 di · men · sion n 1 : a measure in one direction 2 : the number of variables needed to locate a particle 3 : a property of space, or the space-time continuum, related to extension in a direction. If the following seems ridiculous, far-fetched or just outright outlandish to you, rest assured: It is. It will probably hurt your brain, as it has hurt mine, and as it most definitely hurts the brains of those who come up with this stuff for a living. The following asks you to accept ideas that are counter to the fundamental basis of our experience, the framework through which we comprehend everything from setting down a coffee cup to the arc of a home run as it sails into the upper deck. The basic point of what follows -- and by the way, what follows is not fanciful provocation but has been worked into contemporary consciousness by the brainiest physicists alive today -- is that everything that you have ever experienced has in some small but significant way been an illusion. Why? Because everything you have ever experienced you have understood as happening in three dimensions of space -- up-down, left-right and front-back. Yet this is not how things happen. Things happen in more than three dimensions of space; to see them in only three is to succumb to a trick that the universe is constantly playing on us. Space as you know it is a lie. What follows is an approximation of the truth, or at least of various conceptions of the truth. There is no one model of the extra dimensions in the universe, no one statement of fact that all physicists can agree on and create in their computers. Alas, things are not that simple. There are at least two and possibly three completely different theories of what these extra dimensions should look like. And in each of these theories, the specific form of the extra dimensions -- their shape, whether it be Gehry-esque or nail-straight -- is unknown. But let's not let that intimidate us. Let's get started. Mo http://www.popsci.com/popsci/science...591747,00.html -- *Remember Your Future* Hollywood is disinformation! CNN is misinformation! Entertainment Tonight is the truth! |
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nightbat wrote
Imperishable Stars wrote: Journey To The 10th Dimension Physics can't find the biggest thing in the known universe, so it's looking beyond our paltry three dimensions. Michael Moyer enters the zone of insanely hard mathematics, translates what he finds into plain English, and makes it back alive by Michael Moyer March 2004 Snip and go here if you like Greene sci fi Mo http://www.popsci.com/popsci/science...591747,00.html -- *Remember Your Future* Hollywood is disinformation! CNN is misinformation! Entertainment Tonight is the truth! nightbat Your reference post is about plain Englich Mike Moyer of Popular Magazine reporting about Brian Greene's String Hollywood type no evidence theory parallel universe sci fi, therefore, please label it according and take it out of astronomy newsgroup. The man (Greene) is hopelessly mentally lost and in need of more and more imaginary dimensions to make his overlapping math values make any sense to himself. He can't find what he is physically looking for because it doesn't exist. When you require the Universe to be made of anything you are hopelessly lost to begin with. The missing base frame of total uniform momentum is non existent as previously reported by nightbat. And there isn't enough present magnitude of reciprocal dark energy and so called branes to make it all work so hence his search, like Dr. Einstein's, for what doesn't presently exist. The odd ball of the family is gravity because it is the default force effect of a non uniform field attempting renormalization. Save your brain for humble nightbat provided the resolution long ago. Is nightbat the 21st Einstein, please, no thank you, keep your authority granting status and fame to yourself boys, and leave further discovery to original Maverick me. And math can't answer everything because of possibility of overlapping values. Mr. Greene should have learned that in basic solid geometry before going on and attempting abstract ones. But he resultantly fell like most under the spell that math could hopefully solve everything. the nightbat |
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Imperishable Stars wrote in news
![]() @news04.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com: Physics can't find the biggest thing in the known universe, so it's looking beyond our paltry three dimensions. Okay, I'll bite... what is the "biggest thing in the known universe?" |
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![]() "Paul Lawler" wrote in message . 125.201... Imperishable Stars wrote in news ![]() @news04.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com: Physics can't find the biggest thing in the known universe, so it's looking beyond our paltry three dimensions. Okay, I'll bite... what is the "biggest thing in the known universe?" That should be obvious: Mad/scientist/imperishable stars' chutzpah fig |
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Nightbat you cut me to the core.After the death of Feynman Greene is my
living "ideal" nightbat you don't except abstract thinking. String theory is not going to go away because nightbat does not like it.(why should it?) Greene is not going to go away because nightbat don't like his thinking(why should he?) nightbat in the past few month's your ego thinking is running away with any sense of realistic thinking to tie into some of our great theories. Your thinking in its direction is OK,but bend a little. Other great minds have thoughts on the same subjects,and don't just pass them of as foolish sci-fiction writers. They have their spacetime,and have great brains for us to relate to. Bert |
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nightbat wrote
G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote: Nightbat you cut me to the core.After the death of Feynman Greene is my living "ideal" nightbat you don't except abstract thinking. String theory is not going to go away because nightbat does not like it.(why should it?) Greene is not going to go away because nightbat don't like his thinking(why should he?) nightbat in the past few month's your ego thinking is running away with any sense of realistic thinking to tie into some of our great theories. Your thinking in its direction is OK,but bend a little. Other great minds have thoughts on the same subjects,and don't just pass them of as foolish sci-fiction writers. They have their spacetime,and have great brains for us to relate to. Bert nightbat No Bert, I'm for sci fi label protecting and not cutting you but healing you to the bone by explaining what is not scientific base framed evidenced is considered pure theoretical fantasy and sci fi. Feynman was a great theoretical physicist, Nobel class, and a most honest and dedicated one. His lectures reflected that integrity and proficiency of applied discipline especially in the quantum referenced one. See his, " There's plenty of room at the bottom ". Greene's promoting of string theory is non evidenced based and outside the realm of observation and co peer evidence frame science. Abstract physics thinking is the most complex and deepest but must always be based on logical or mathematical evidenced base correlating frame, string theory is not. My humble theoretical thinking and posts, like oc's, Painius, Double-A's and mystical Darla's are apparently positively effecting you for the better Bert, since you are now refraining and referencing less and less about sci fi and more and more about nightbat logical advised formulations. There is nothing wrong or bad about theoretical abstract folks doodles as long as they are evidenced frame based and not fantasy hype bent, unless properly sci fi labeled as so. Go to the sci fi cable channel, why is it so sci fi popular, because you know everything on it is fantasy based, fun futuristic science fiction, not pawned off as, yep, it's why mot fantasy really real. Greene's spewed parallel universe's, multiverse hype is mentally deluded mathematical non evidenced frame based fantasy nice guy abstractions. Einstein your other good friend thought in static topological applied terms, and realized late the Universe is dynamic and not frame comparative intuitively reliable. All cosmic theories lead to nightbat and the " Black Comet " singularity resolution. You more and more seem convinced of its possibility as you want to rely on the greatest thinkers but how could they all be wrong and nightbat be right? They weren't really totally wrong, but a little right is considered a big blunder by a profound genius. Because they all basically then are regarded as nothing more then well, in the eyes of history, considered educated shoulder to shoulder, til we get there, astute fun loving runner up second third rank winners. What good are great brains and almost cosmologically right versus humble brains and really right. I want you and all to hopefully know where the bulls eye is not the sci fi one. There can only be one true king of anything, and one truly great humble servant. And it is written, the humblest shall be the greatest. I humbly elect you Bert, for inquisitive science persistence and getting me off my Maverick high horse to dart board explain it. And the one thing in common that I see with all your other friends Bert, is that Richard Feynman, Brian Greene, Albert Einstein, and the nightbat, all loved New York. ponder on, the nightbat |
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Hi nightbat Glad I got you off your "Maverick high horse" Well Einstien
lived in New Jersey and came to Cambridge Ma. to give his talks (Harvard and MIT) Nightbat it is very hard for our macro three dimensional thinking to see into the sub-microscopic realm of the QM world and our.String theory completely comes from this world. What shall we do about this situation? Light waves get to long or to forceful to probe in this tiny arena. We are searching in the blind,and only our brains can do that. Bert |
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nightbat wrote
G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote: Hi nightbat Glad I got you off your "Maverick high horse" Well Einstien lived in New Jersey and came to Cambridge Ma. to give his talks (Harvard and MIT) Nightbat it is very hard for our macro three dimensional thinking to see into the sub-microscopic realm of the QM world and our.String theory completely comes from this world. What shall we do about this situation? Light waves get to long or to forceful to probe in this tiny arena. We are searching in the blind,and only our brains can do that. Bert nightbat No, no, Bert, ha, ha, String theory is non framed based, it has no observational evidence, verifiable predictions, or mathematical QM theory effect correlation's. Your sci fi boys have you confused, and I got off my Maverick lead stud horse so you could hopefully hear me better, and now time to ride off like any good action hero would, onward lightening, onward, my trusted stallion steed, to further help smoke cloud sci fi string based drivers in the mist. the nightbat |
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Hi nightbat There you go again with the great theoretical thinkers being
just sci-fiction writers. Well Theories like GR SR,and QM give sci-fiction writers lots of material,but strangely "string theory" does not. Is it to hypothetical? My thoughts are string theory is in the tiny Planck world,and that is worlds apart from our macro thinking. nightbat we make good use of a heavy iron hammer,and don't realize it is made up almost entirely of empty space. We know it is,and that is what makes our universe so interesting. Bert |
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