Weird science
There are plenty of blog posts categorized under science, so how about some serious stuff?
An electron has to rotate twice to get back to the start position.
More rotation: A neutron star is a kilometer-size ball that rotates thousands of times per second! Just try to imagine that without getting dizzy.
Some other friendburst blogger wrote a while ago, that matter can’t be created out of nothing. Actually it happens all the time.
If you put some object on a table, it will always stay there, unless it’s moved, right? Wrong again! The socalled tunnel effect allows particles to pass thrugh barriers, so theoretically the whole object could pass right through the table. However, the probability is so small, that it will take much longer than the age of the universe, before it would happen.
The Material Plane (or Octave) of our Universe encompasses everything vibrating at or below the Speed of Light. So far, science hasn’t figured out what is going on above the speed of light, but their mathematics scream out that there has to be quite a bit. One of the illusions of the Material World is the apparent solidity of matter. It appears solid, but it really isn’t. The same goes for particles : Particles exist only in the moment of observation. What’s really there, is a field of energy, and it is the fields of energy which generate the appearance when observed.
“Excuse me, Pandora, but did you just open a box?” :entertained:
I think really,nothing cannot exist,because as soon as it exists; it is a something.
All of these normal particles are of positive energy. Although that energy is exactly balanced by the negative gravitational energy of everything pulling on everything else. So that is how it is said that the total energy of the universe is zero. However,that is still not an Ultimate Nothing (because we’re still dealing with positive and negative,and although they may nullify – it’s a something).
So particles and antiparticles can spontaneously form and annihilate each other without violating the law of energy conservation. And some experiments have shown that these quantum fluctuations occur everywhere,all the time. Virtual particle pairs (electrons and positrons,for example) affect the energy levels of atoms,and the predicted energy levels disagree with the experimentally measured levels unless quantum fluctuations are taken into account.
Perhaps many quantum fluctuations occurred before the birth of our universe and most of them quickly disappeared. But one lived sufficiently long and had the right conditions for inflation to have occurred. Then the original tiny volume inflated by an enormous factor and our macroscopic universe was born and the original particle-antiparticle pair (or pairs) subsequently annihilated each other – but even if they didn’t,the violation of energy conservation would be minuscule,not large enough to be measurable.
So yes,this could be used as an example of how the universe was created from nothing. BUT….it’s still not Ultimate Nothing 😀 Because the energy is the elephant in the room.
Or…should creation occur out of a true Ultimate Nothing,that is more miraculous than the idea of God (or would lead back to the notion of God – so you can actually see how those beliefs were formulated given the knowledge and science the people of those eras had; maybe they were speculating the creation from nothing and needed a way to explain it in terms available to them at the time?) >_<
That's just my personal opinion though; that you can either have Ultimate Nothing and explanations of God,or a little something and no need to explain God (in as such that the universe would be the self-perpetuator).