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Re: Good Question!
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Schnee/">Schnee on June 29, 1998 14:18:15 UTC |
: A gravitational field! A magnetic field! : scratch that- they discovered that a : magnietic field can't create a singulartiy unless : it stretches down into infinity. I sincerely : doubt that there are too many fields like that! : At least I hope not. But REALLY strong energy fields can lead to events that could herald the formation of a singularity. : What else do you know about quantum mechanics? : It's kind of hard to find many : people who know much of anything at all about the : subject for obvious reasons- IT'S REALLY WIERD! : What do you think about the possibility of meshing : quantum mechanics and relativity to achieve a full : law of quantum gravity? if they could do that, : we would learn so much about singularities, since : only quantum mechanics has ever been able to : correctly predict much within the event horizon. : The idea of establishing a mesh is really exciting : to me. Anyone else have any thoughts about the : subject? __________________ Astro- I am dying to come up with some mathematical relationship that meshes gravity with mass, energy, time, velocity, acceleration or anything!! It's proving quite difficult, even though I haven't even gotten to the mathematical part yet. I really doubt I could actually do it, because, well, Einstein tried and failed, but who knows, maybe I'll get lucky. As for quantum mechanics, I only know the basics, but the basics seem to be the way that I think so maybe I know more than I think I do. I think singularities and those types of EMENSE gravitational things are the key to any kind of space travel what-so-ever. How about I throw some ideas at you and you could tell me if, theoretically, it's possible or helps to explain some things better than our already known stuff. -Schnee |
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