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Member
(02-24-2008,
03:43 PM)
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Imagining The Tenth Dimension
#1
Nobody has posted this before? It's a year old.
http://www.tenthdimension.com/medialinks.php Amazed me! |
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Member
(02-24-2008,
04:18 PM)
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#6
Originally Posted by Wii:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=241389 |
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Member
(02-24-2008,
04:23 PM)
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#7
Originally Posted by USD:
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Member
(02-24-2008,
05:11 PM)
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#8
Originally Posted by Wii:
Unfortunately there's some flaws with that conceptualization, especially in how they define infinity. |
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Member
(02-25-2008,
08:31 PM)
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#14
Originally Posted by Alien Bob:
On a side note, I just happen to have the audiobook of "Flatland" on my iPhone right now. I think I'll listen to it. I recommend it. |
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Member
(02-25-2008,
09:17 PM)
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#19
Originally Posted by Yixian:
There are tons of variables that describe the state of our universe...
Quote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_constant Had any of them been even slightly different, this would be a very different universe indeed. |
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Member
(02-25-2008,
09:24 PM)
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#20
Originally Posted by Yixian:
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Member
(02-25-2008,
09:28 PM)
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#21
Originally Posted by Yixian:
One point is everything that could possibly happen in our universe with current physics. Another point is everything that could possibly happen in the same universe with different physics. Or atleast that is the way I understood it. Very interesting, thanks for sharing. =) |
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Banned
(02-25-2008,
09:31 PM)
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#22
Originally Posted by joelseph:
Yeah that's what I thought... different physics o_O Does the theory of everything take into account different values of the forces? |
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Banned
(07-18-2009,
06:38 AM)
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#24
Originally Posted by iidesuyo:
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Member
(07-18-2009,
08:21 AM)
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#30
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