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Graduate Thought Experiment: "A Glimpse into Infinity"
Given: An indestructible, stationary bicycle wheel the size of our galaxy. An indestructible, stationary human observer positioned parallel to the wheel’s central axis, with a light source above him. In this experiment, the wheel continuously accelerates its rotation. Describe how this wheel...- Anti10188
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Undergrad First law of this universe
This is a basic list, I will add to it over time. "Information/energy travel through time along the path of lest loss/resistance" - what i see "Take a second of any object, during that second, the Information/energy was distributed along the path lest loss/resistance" - basick example (2 atoms...- Anti10188
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- Forum: Classical Physics
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Undergrad First law of this universe
"In some physical theories and systems of units, the speed of light (c) is considered a dimensionless quantity, that is, its numerical value is taken as 1. This is done to simplify the equations and more naturally describe the physical laws." "This is done to simplify the equations and more...- Anti10188
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Undergrad First law of this universe
Why do meters per second not matter? I will definitely do so, thank you very much.- Anti10188
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Undergrad First law of this universe
Special theory of relativity="Energy and information are limited by the speed of light (E=mc²)" Thats a energy transfer speed, no? c²= have time in it BTW (energy need some time to move from A to B) Without time, energy will not move from A to B, even if you don't factor it into the equations...- Anti10188
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Undergrad First law of this universe
Apparently the word "path" is not perceived quite as I imagine it in this case, I will rephrase the main idea "information/energy moves through time along the path of least resistance/least loss"- Anti10188
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Undergrad First law of this universe
it is the same, but worded from other side, i think. proper time= path of least resistance, more resistance=less proper time. English is not my native language, some words may not be written correctly, not understood correctly.- Anti10188
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Undergrad First law of this universe
you are both right! Almost all sciences have their own explanations for this. How can they be combine into one law for everything? Can it?- Anti10188
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Undergrad First law of this universe
While studying certain aspects of physics, chemistry, biology, and psychology, I noticed that everything follows a single "law": energy always moves along the path of least resistance / least effort. I observe this law in evolution, in every living organism, in every thought and decision, in...- Anti10188
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