Recent content by chuchulainn

As others have said, first define "nothing". In my view, a true state of "nothingness" means the absence of anything, matter, energy, forces, or physical laws at all. In the absence of any physical laws there is unlimited potential, right? After all, physical laws as we know them prevent many...

I was wondering whether anyone knows of any downloadable or web-based applications that are geared toward theoretical and quantum mechanical physics equations. My IDEAL program would have: -The ability to solve and graph equations from quantum mechanics and theoretical physics (such as Loop...

Thank you for clearing that up for me :)

That was the awesomest and clearest reply I could have expected. Thank you for making things much clearer to me.

I have no quantitative understanding of current cosmology, so go easy. The intent of this post is to promote civil debate, not critisize current science. So basically, I look at astrophysicists and I think of them as saying "oh, because there are observations we don't understand, there...

1. They commonly begin with ds^2=... Long story short, I'm teaching myself advanced physics because while I attend a university, I am unable to compete with other students of quantitative sciences because my number skills are piss poor: I would bomb on exams. I'm more of an Arts and Social...