String Theory
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String Theory Introduction
String Theory
Theory beyond experiment
Present day particle accelerators probe distances of about 0,000000000000001 meter (or foot). And there are compelling arguments for the fact that gravity certainly will become important once the accelerators probe distances of about 0,00000000000000000000000000000000001 meter. In other words, we are a far way off from building an accelerator for which we are certain that we… Continue reading
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Unless you are a scientist or technologist working in the field, its tempting some times to think that all this quantum theory stuff is just theoretical... a theory basically... until you see things like this and go... oh right ... it really does work like that! Quantum levitation is becoming a common place parlour trick heheheVideo courtesy of the Association of Science-Technology Centers (ASTC), representing the science center and museum field worldwide. To learn more, visit www....
1 years ago
Haven't seen much of Sophia since she became a citizen of Abu Dhabi a year ago. Now she has hands, better facial expressions, and more natural sounding replies. Imagine this 10 to 15 years from now. Most likely unless you are one of the few with their finger really on the pulse you are underestimating how fast this is happening!Sophia travels to Palm Beach, Florida, to meet with Tony Robbins during our Date With Destiny event — and Tony did not hold back on asking some tough questio...
1 years ago
Second edition of this book out now. Read online without fee to see if you want to order a copy ~ www.UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com
Sacred Geometry Web
Second edition is out now with more pages and many improvements. Read and browse this lavishly illustrated book for free at UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com
1 years ago
In this short video they explain how microscopy illuminates the cellular worlds for us. The examples they use are fascinating. I especially like watching the tardigrades. Much cuter than the ones in Antman!Follow Journey to the Microcosmos: Twitter: twitter.com/journeytomicro Facebook: www.facebook.com/JourneyToMicro More from Jam’s Germs: Insta...
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These are probably the most amazing and beautiful images of the activity inside cells yet created. The complexity of our bodies on a cellular and molecular level is mind boggling!With new advances in microscopy, biologists are able to see the secret life of cells unfolding like never before. »Subscribe to Seeker! bit.ly/subscri...
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A couple of years ago A.I. robots were struggling to walk. Once they get the hang of something though... they learn fast. This is scary. Imagine what they will be able to do in a few years time. More than leopard like speed, dodging bullets, crossing the room faster than you can blink ... ? No one actually knows how the machine achieves this, because it has taught itself through trial and error just like a human baby does... however, once one machine understands it, that ability can be passed on to another machine through the web. What are we creating ?Atlas uses its whole body -- legs, arms, torso -- to perform a sequence of dynamic maneuvers that form a gymnastic routine. We created the maneuvers using ne...
2 years ago
The Holographic Universe ExplainedWe live in a universe with 3 dimensions of space and one of time. Up, down, left, right, forward, back, past, future. 3+1 dimensions. Or so our primitive Ple...
2 years ago
Good thing your mercury amalgam fillings dont do this !
Bored Panda Art
How alluminum reacts with mercury by NileRed
2 years ago
Why not a language of whistles ... ? Oh right... someone thought of that a long time ago :-)
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These Turkish villagers have a secret language 🎵
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30 years ago we had never discovered an 'exoplanet''. Do you realise how many planets have now been discovered orbiting other stars? NASA wants you to know :-)Video credit: SYSTEM Sounds (M. Russo, A. Santaguida) Data: NASA Exoplanet Archive Details: apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap190710.html
2 years ago
A good recap by Rupert Sheldrake explaining why TED removed his talk on the superstitions behind scientific materialism ~
Gaia
“Most people have been bullied by people who claim to speak in the name of science.” Watch more with Rupert Sheldrake: ow.ly/lt1Z30e07RA
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Oh dear. This is scary. Just imaging the training these kids must go through. Almost worse than a western kindergarden. Which is more geometrical, the music, or the musicians ?기타중주 / Ансамбль гитар / Guitar Ensemble «유치원 우리 선생님» / «Наша воспитательница» / "Our Kindergarten Teacher" 청진시 청암유치원 / Чхонамский детский сад, г. Чхонджин (К...
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Fractals are one of the most interesting new mathematical concepts of the last century. The idea of a self-similar but infinitely complex form that is created by simple repetitive processes had to wait for computer technology to be able to render its exquisite visualizations. It seems to be the solution to the question 'what sort of geometry does nature actually use to model messy things like clouds, waves, landscapes, etc?' I like to think that the universe is an infinite dimensional fractal, and that all the phenomena within it are simply lower dimensional cross-sections with varying parameters. - - - Read the book for free at www.UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com
2 years ago
Sacred Economics with Charles Eisenstein - A Short Film*** Watch the New remix for 2019 youtu.be/-GoFzU3cRE4 *** Directed by Ian MacKenzie ianmack.com Produced by Velcrow Ripper, Gregg Hill, Ian Ma...
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As soon as space and time can be said to exist a pulsating wave form between polarities arises
and concentrically around its centre of gravity
the nesting of all other forms is implied.
This is the same as saying that from the number 1
all other numbers must logically follow.
2 years ago
The wonders of a Manedlbox fractal are here explored slowly and in silence.
Mandelbox Flythough - Cake [720x1280]
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