I watch mostly all the different Discovery Channels on TV and sometimes A&E especially Breakfast with the Arts on Sunday mornings.I have a deep interest in many topics that are being covered in more detail than ever before.One of these topics is the Theory of everything,the Holy Grail of Science.
Some things come to mind and tend to bang around my mostly empty brain.One in particular seems to play in a somewhat endless loop so here it is.
String Theory seems to have the attention of many of our greatest Scientific minds and it seems to have some merit for sure.When I think about it,I envision God plucking on the 11 strings one for each dimension.One of these strings is directly related to the Universe we live in.When God plucked the strings,the enormus energy created by the plucking of such a very large screen created matter.We can get a sense of this energy by transposing the formula E for energy equals M or mass times C squared or the speed of light squared solving for M.We will find that to create mass it would take an enormus amont of energy to create any mass at all.The mass that was created in the Universe we live in includes all the Stars and planets.The picture I see somewhat vividly and somewhat not so vividly is a picture of a three or actually four dimensional piece of sheet music.The matter in the universe being in the form of Planets and stars , other particles and empty space being the notes of a very complex song the empty space is rests.The song includes all the notes of every song ever written and not yet written.
Another thing that comes into my mind is that since this Universe is not eternal and will end at some point,the essence of the Creator is not housed in this Universe.For some reason I see the Creator being housed on the other side of Black holes where the laws of physics as we know them break down and time stops.The strings are plucked on the other side of the Black Holes and inverted and converted into mass when they come out on this side of the Black hole.Can anyone else see this picture?Thanks for your comments.