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@MrYouMath E²=m²c[sup]4[/sup] + p²c²

So these ropes, what are they made out of? How do they work? Why do they connect one particle to another? And why is it so hard to believe that nature is so complex that it may just be out of our domain with regards to our intelligence and imagination. Why is it hard to accept that nature doesn't...

@bgaede Ok then, maybe the physics that i know means that light could be modelled as a 'rope'. Although i can't see how this can explain the corpuscular affects which have been shown through experiments like the double slit experiment. So you might know so much about physics and about light that ...

@sharpshooter1320 I see your point, but consider this. When Faraday and other physicists figured out the equations which describe electricity people asked Faraday - what use is this? And he replied that he could see no use but it was just an interesting phenomena. But now look at where that lead ...

@electroman49 Seems like good answer actually. But why only crystals? Why not my mug when i rub it against the table?

@johnnytheprick Ah ok..well in that case it was me that came up with that, although in saying that there's a possibility that someone else has said something along those lines - but i haven't read yet. Think it might of come from something that Fermi said. At any rate - im not going to try and se...

From what i know - virtual particles don't violate the conservation of energy law, nothing does.

You can get energy (albeit not alot) out of the universe so long as you 'put it back' into the universe in a really short time.

Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle

@divvy1400yam600 I actually agree with you, and i'd thought - ahh this won't bother me that much - but it does to be honest.

It's about being professional - if your teaching something and you speak correct English then people will give your more respect and start paying attention to you.

And s...

@dcore147 Im bored, and procrastinating from revision - so i'd thought i'd drop a knowledge bomb.

Say for a star around 40 solar masses then the Schwarzschild radius will be about 118 km - which means that, your roughly billion billion billion billion times out?

Black holes aren't small. or bl...

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