Mass is an energy form of quantum vacuum in symmetry with diminished energy density of quantum vacuum. Presence of mass diminishes energy density of quantum vacuum respectively to the energy of a given mass. A given particle with a mass diminishes energy density of quantum vacuum, mass-less particle does not diminish energy of quantum vacuum. In order to explain mass of elementary particles this view does not require existence of the hypothetical boson of Higgs.
sorli and fiscaletti have some ideas on energy density of quantum vacuum and mass
http://scireprints.lu.lv/198/
http://scireprints.lu.lv/198/
it seems universe is 3D
http://www.interactions.org/cms/?pid=1031333
this is the end of string theory and the end of belief time is a spatial dimension
http://www.interactions.org/cms/?pid=1031333
this is the end of string theory and the end of belief time is a spatial dimension
Really? Can you even read?
Here is a quote from the very article you linked:
Here is a quote from the very article you linked:
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If one goes far enough back in time, space is indeed extended in 9 directions, but then at some point only 3 of those directions start to expand rapidly. This result demonstrates, for the first time, that the 3-dimensional space that we are living in indeed emerges from the 9-dimensional space that superstring theory predicts.
QUOTE (Guest+Dec 27 2011, 05:13 PM)
Really? Can you even read?
Here is a quote from the very article you linked:
tell me one case one has gone back in time ?
you can move in space only.....
time is a numerical sequence of your motion
Here is a quote from the very article you linked:
tell me one case one has gone back in time ?
you can move in space only.....
time is a numerical sequence of your motion
What does your answer have to with the fact that you are wrong in the above post? You said:
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this is the end of string theory and the end of belief time is a spatial dimension
Who but you thought that time is a physical dimension, and what does your babbling about clocks have to do with SUSY?
Who but you thought that time is a physical dimension, and what does your babbling about clocks have to do with SUSY?
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