Well i have been curious about it. The idea of proving something in physics is very difficult but if something has not been proven impossible, it may still be possible. Is it possible that a universe is actually an atom? So how do we detect an atom in materials around us? By using a Tunneling Microscope? or etc. So will there such a thing as an atom in an atom and the universe in our atom is like our universe? Possible that it is so extremely small that it is impossible for any to see? If we use a tunneling microscope to detect atoms, imagine you are inside the atom. How do we find out that it is an atom? Reversing the process of what a microscope does or?
If in this case, will there be a big versus a bigger? For example, you are INferior to the atom but if we are actually also in an atom, the BIGGER objects outside would not think we are anything at all but just an atom itself. They would not think that they are Big as they have a common in themselves. Will my thinking that there must be something outside of something apply?
For eg. u keep some foods in a fridge and outside the food must be the surrounding house or whatever place it is located at.And outside the house must be the environment and buildings and outside would be the sky and ozone layer and then to the space and then galaxy and universe and so on. Is it a definite there must be a continuation outside?
Then for this case, may we assume that we are god to our atoms and in other case our gods are those outside the universe?

*Note Sorry to offend any religion believers here but i am just taking it for example.

acs hongkong

• Can acsacs be a tree? - mathman - August 5, 2002 - 03:43 UTC
  • One possibility - yanniru - August 5, 2002 - 15:15 UTC
    • Everything obeys quantum mechanics - mathman - August 6, 2002 - 03:33 UTC
      • Quantum mechanics is law of definition - dolphin - August 7, 2002 - 08:27 UTC
        • Off Topic and Out of Reality - splat - August 7, 2002 - 22:16 UTC
      • No- coherence matters - yanniru - August 8, 2002 - 13:54 UTC
• Infinity - neomorphius316 - August 24, 2002 - 02:34 UTC