Recent content by genius01

But I was thinking along the lines of nanotechnology or artificial intelligence, I just don't know how interesting those fields really are.

I am 17 year old student currently doing the first year of my IB diploma in Africa. in the entirety of my life all my subjects were one's that will orient me towards a future in a scientific field which I often argued with my father about. I am highly interested in mathematics and physics and am...

Lately i have been wondering why the universe is so complex. I cannot comprehend how something that is said to be arbitrary can be so uniformly perfect,from perspective, I hate that I have no free will or i assume I do not, nor can I comprehend the meaning of anything.I think I am having an...

Does one need to be relatively super intelligent (to a human that is average) to make a significant contribution to the world of theoretical physics ie something on the same caliber as Relativity?

I do agree with you but, the perception of time is only a response to the stimuli being produced ie. change. I would think of it more as a frame. But what would be the length of time for one frame?i disagree with chill_factor you cannot perceive or reply to information that was not processed how...

I decided from the start of this year i would work harder and study more maths not that I am bad I am actually very good for a 14 year old turning 15 because i want to be a theoretical physicist one better than einstein but no matter how hard or how long i study maths or work on it it always...

Its hard to actually understand how exactly did they measure the size of the universe? I am also quite concerned with the fact that there could still be an outer void of nothingness located somewhere out of the universe. What if dimensions aren't tightly packed like said in string theory 1...

i think it would be quite a complex task to visualize 4 dimensions 1. We are barely able to visualise 3 dimensions 2. Since the basis of space/time is motion then the mere movement of an air molecule should be recognized and it would need perception much greater than ours 3.Since time is...

Well your statement and references to E=mc^2 may be true but it doesn't mean or prove in any way that everything will vanish the object may just come to rest the speed of light may also not be the comic limit we assume einstein is correct but I am sure he may not be. if any particle is able to...

Well right now I am not going to use the standard based model of space/time. By your statement you would say that every particle in the universe is vibrating at a certain frequency in order for time to exist it would need mass hence space/time. space/time's basis is on the ability of an object...