THE SCIENCE TOPIC WE HAVE ONE TOO!!

Martini-562 · Subject: Re: THE SCIENCE TOPIC WE HAVE ONE TOO!! Thu Jan 08, 2009 11:33 am

Uhh, depending on the intensity of the blast.. I think pretty good idea (seeing as they also carry Infra-red).
Actually, lasers do the same thing right??

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Noxstant · Subject: Re: THE SCIENCE TOPIC WE HAVE ONE TOO!! Thu Jan 08, 2009 4:16 pm

Lasers do fire beams that are composed of infra-red, which is one of the few visible wave types.

I've always wondered if you could bend a light beam so that you could open a hole in space and manipulate the gravitational constant of the area. (sounds like something off of Star Trek.)

Perhaps if you concentrated two curved, intersecting bursts of photons (in such a case the space-time continuum would warp around the beams, you might be able to a highly dense gravity wave towards an asteroid or something similar.

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Martini-562 · Subject: Re: THE SCIENCE TOPIC WE HAVE ONE TOO!! Fri Jan 09, 2009 2:12 pm

Noxstant wrote:

Lasers do fire beams that are composed of infra-red, which is one of the few visible wave types.

I've always wondered if you could bend a light beam so that you could open a hole in space and manipulate the gravitational constant of the area. (sounds like something off of Star Trek.)

Perhaps if you concentrated two curved, intersecting bursts of photons (in such a case the space-time continuum would warp around the beams, you might be able to a highly dense gravity wave towards an asteroid or something similar.

That seems a bit farfetched..

even if that would work, the intensity of the bursts would have to be enormous.

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Hamada1995 · Subject: Re: THE SCIENCE TOPIC WE HAVE ONE TOO!! Fri Jan 09, 2009 3:45 pm

lol we posted within minute of each other...

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actully real and easy lol

Martini-562 · Subject: Re: THE SCIENCE TOPIC WE HAVE ONE TOO!! Fri Jan 09, 2009 4:17 pm

Yeah like half an hour! keep on-topic or meet banhammer.

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Hamada1995 · Subject: Re: THE SCIENCE TOPIC WE HAVE ONE TOO!! Fri Jan 09, 2009 4:53 pm

I meant with now before and ok srry

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Noxstant · Subject: Re: THE SCIENCE TOPIC WE HAVE ONE TOO!! Fri Jan 09, 2009 5:13 pm

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That seems a bit farfetched..

even if that would work, the intensity of the bursts would have to be enormous

That's why you use antimatter. The 100% conversion rate to energy could be absorbed and the dense region of space would travel like a ripple in the water. Stuff like dual-light beam refraction is already being attempted by physicists.

Speaking of antimatter, I have always wanted to find a way to make a warp drive. Perhaps in twenty years when I have the technology to create one?

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I am sorry to report I have destabilized the relative speed of some photons, which caused an immediate singularity to form. Then, the singularity pulled itself away from the space-time continuum and destroyed a local trailer park. I hope my insurance covers this.

Martini-562 · Subject: Re: THE SCIENCE TOPIC WE HAVE ONE TOO!! Sat Jan 10, 2009 9:07 am

Uhhh I don't know, but unless we have a technological revolution I would probably expect that to take like another hundred years at least.

Well, perhaps you and I, the future quantum mechanics can change that Razz

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The Noxtantial M theory Razz

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Noxstant · Subject: Re: THE SCIENCE TOPIC WE HAVE ONE TOO!! Sat Jan 10, 2009 11:25 am

Sounds good. We will delay the warp drive thing until we both have at least become students in Universities. (which is actually next year for me.) Keep those grades up Maarten, and you should be able to get into a good college.

Alright. Now what should we discuss?

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I am sorry to report I have destabilized the relative speed of some photons, which caused an immediate singularity to form. Then, the singularity pulled itself away from the space-time continuum and destroyed a local trailer park. I hope my insurance covers this.

Martini-562 · Subject: Re: THE SCIENCE TOPIC WE HAVE ONE TOO!! Sun Jan 11, 2009 1:56 am

Black Holes: Check
Time Travel: Check.. Not really

The beginning of the laws of physics:

Many people argue that the universe and it's laws of physics to me are so perfect, there must be a creator. (Damn theists! lol) I like to think of this way. Just like chemistry, laws can be unstable towards each other.

In the beginning of the Universe (if that even exists, if we are talking about a space-time contiuum, the universe would be a recurring and infinite thing) there were all kinds of physics laws. Some of these were unstable and collapsed, forming a new law. Thus leading to a universe with only stable (and 'logical') laws.

Just like chemistry. If you place Sodium in water, those two react like mad and create a more stable substance.

Law of Stability?? (probably not..)

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Noxstant · Subject: Re: THE SCIENCE TOPIC WE HAVE ONE TOO!! Sun Jan 11, 2009 3:20 pm

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Many people argue that the universe and it's laws of physics to me are so perfect, there must be a creator. (Damn theists! lol) I like to think of this way. Just like chemistry, laws can be unstable towards each other.

This is the major misconception that I slam in the face of theists. The laws of physics are not perfectly designed for US, WE are adapted for it. It is my belief that however the hell the Universe could have developed differently ; that life would adapt to it in a similar manner.

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In the beginning of the Universe (if that even exists, if we are talking about a space-time contiuum, the universe would be a recurring and infinite thing) there were all kinds of physics laws. Some of these were unstable and collapsed, forming a new law. Thus leading to a universe with only stable (and 'logical') laws.

It has not been physically confirmed, but scientists (including myself) are 100% sure the Universe had a beginning. Look at the math dealing with the big bang. This kind of touches on what you were trying to say. In the singularity before the big bang, time ran in random directions. And what is the opposite of turning into a black hole? Inverting yourself. One may say that it is an explosion, hence the name big bang. But we now believe that the big bang was time traveling backwards in the singularity which caused the blackhole to go back to the point before it became a black hole and the matter called dark matter intervened and prevented the Universe form recollapsing. And dark energy has been expanding the Universe ever since (in theory)

What you are getting at is the "genetics" of a Universe. What many scientists believe is the combination between two Universes' create a set of "genes" that define the traits of the child parallel Universe. I believe this is personally too human-like and most likely cannot be proven. The parallel Universe theory, m-theory, has been tied in with String Theory. I have been trying to figure out how a Universe in a singularity (after it recollapses can alter its laws of physics)

But a even bigger problem lies in front of me. Our Universe we live in is believe to overcome the forces of gravity and never recondense into a singularity. This may disrupt the cycle of one Universe theory.

I could show you what I have so far, Maarten, if you like. But I may have to upload a pic from my notebook. If we can get a good start on this, we may get this under wraps together in the future.

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I am sorry to report I have destabilized the relative speed of some photons, which caused an immediate singularity to form. Then, the singularity pulled itself away from the space-time continuum and destroyed a local trailer park. I hope my insurance covers this.

Martini-562 · Subject: Re: THE SCIENCE TOPIC WE HAVE ONE TOO!! Mon Jan 12, 2009 12:57 pm

So the Noxtantial M-theory will become a reality after all? Razz

And yes, I just checked, singularities are indeed covered by the insurance company.

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Noxstant · Subject: Re: THE SCIENCE TOPIC WE HAVE ONE TOO!! Mon Jan 12, 2009 3:15 pm

Well, it will, but I would prefer to have my real name with the theory.

I will copy + paste my work here and we both can continue and scrutinize it. Though I cannot do that now as I have dozens of huge tests in the next few days and do not have the time to scramble together my notes. If I get a snow day off, I can do it.

BTW, nice one on the insurance coverage.

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I am sorry to report I have destabilized the relative speed of some photons, which caused an immediate singularity to form. Then, the singularity pulled itself away from the space-time continuum and destroyed a local trailer park. I hope my insurance covers this.

Martini-562 · Subject: Re: THE SCIENCE TOPIC WE HAVE ONE TOO!! Tue Jan 13, 2009 1:40 am

Yeah good idea, (I would also prefer my real name, it might sound stupid though).

Take it easy, and make sure you pass those tests with maximum results. If you fail because of me I will turn Emo lol.

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doompig444 · Subject: Re: THE SCIENCE TOPIC WE HAVE ONE TOO!! Wed Jan 14, 2009 12:40 am

This topic should be renamed to "The Make Yourself Fail" thread. Why? It makes me think I fail after seeing all this shit I don't understand. =(

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