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03 Feb 26 - 09:38 AM (#4235300) Subject: BS: Our Quantum Universe From: Donuel You've heard that quantum mechanics can't be explained like we can Newtonian physics, like F=MA, which can explain any home run or goal. Classic physics equations only deal with macro interactions, but a quantum equation has a particle symbol and a wave sitting side by side. At 10 to the minus 33 centimeters, the world is a very different place of possibilities. For many decades, I considered that space has a very different geometry than the 4 dimensions we live in. It may even help to explain the unexplainable. The quantumverse lives in a dimension that may have no existence or concept of distance. Add the speed of light to photons and electrons, and distance evaporates into time. By prying open a new concept of geometry, a deeper understanding and command of the quantum could become more pliable. Afterall we will soon combine quantum computing with general AI. It would be better to know more than the numbers of certain equations work without explanation, despite Bell and Heisenberg's suggestions of how they might work. The Chinese are experimenting with a satellite full of entangled particles with their counterparts back here on Earth. IMO they are missing somthing more fundamental. Of course, in Trump's America, science itself is missing. Wherever your knowledge of the quantum is, be it the split beam or entanglement throughout time, it would be good to explore, since some of your own nervous system has quantum properties that have unbelievable capabilities. |
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03 Feb 26 - 09:48 AM (#4235301) Subject: RE: BS: Our Quantum Universe From: Donuel "Add the speed of light to photons and electrons, and distance evaporates into time." Since time does not move when traveling at the speed of light, when a photon a million light-years away hits your eye, to the photon, no time has passed, |
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03 Feb 26 - 02:04 PM (#4235314) Subject: RE: BS: Our Quantum Universe From: Donuel Denmark and Germany have achieved quantum teleportation or burrowing but only with one particle or a wave. The goal will be an entire object. People like Ingo Swan can perform remote viewing which seems to me to be a quantum process. Quantum computing demands super shielding, otherwise decoherence of the three-state bit occurs. The advantage is millions of times more computing power. |
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03 Feb 26 - 03:08 PM (#4235319) Subject: RE: BS: Our Quantum Universe From: Paul Burke Electrons have mass, so they can't travel at the speed of light. If you want extra dimensions, buy some string. As for combining quantum computing with AI, oh dear. At least I'm old and won't be around for too long in that kind of world. |
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03 Feb 26 - 03:59 PM (#4235323) Subject: RE: BS: Our Quantum Universe From: Lighter There's no telling what goes on below the Planck Limit. Our equations fall apart, defeated by smallness. There are theories about "granular time," unstable space, crowded nothingness. There may be an infinitesimally tiny universe down there, identical to our own except in size and that Donald Trump is not president. |
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03 Feb 26 - 06:00 PM (#4235327) Subject: RE: BS: Our Quantum Universe From: SPB-Cooperator I have gone through nearly all entire days wrestling with quantum physics and at he end of the day conclude I know less than when I started. |
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03 Feb 26 - 06:28 PM (#4235329) Subject: RE: BS: Our Quantum Universe From: Lighter So you *do* understand it! |