Recent content by Kat007

Well, I was wondering what we know in current physics, it was not meant as philosophy qn... That is why I asked my initial question, was just an idea.

Exactly, what is holding it between these levels and not elsewhere? I mean these levels are so well defined! I just don't get it. My only idea, like we said before, yes it is attracted to the positive charge of proton, but repelled by something else (as Dulrich suggested by the d quarks?). But...

So the orbits are not dependant on the gravitational distortion? I thought that the reason something orbits is because it 'sits' on the distortion plane.. Like this I mean: http://www.davidjarvis.ca/dave/gallery/lg/gravity-02.jpg

So any ideas on where all this mass came from in the first place? It just doesn't make sense that it was from one point, this singulatory... I know we say nothing existed before the Big Bang, not even time... but can't help but wonder what was BEFORE the BB? Why did it happen??

Yes a very good point.

I just find the whole concept so strange... This space time distortion to the point of such extreme shape. Hey do you know much about the dark energy? That one is quite intriguing as well. It accounts for so much mass in the universe that just makes you wonder... I mean normal matter only...

OK cool cool, good to know!

And as for the previous question, very interesting. I've read something up on it, here is the extract (it is from this link: http://sciastro.astronomy.net/sci.astro.4.FAQ). Check out he last paragraph in particular: "Subject: D.09 How can gravity escape from a black hole? Author: Matthew...

Very good point! :) Oh, I thought I had such a good idea :) maybe not. Thank you for your comments!

Thank you for your reply, that's interesting to know. I hope someone can comment on the first part of my post also. Interested to see the opinions out there.

Yes I think I understood Ygggdrasil's explanation about Heisenberg uncertainty principle, good way of thinking about it :). The electromagnetic sense was a separate question/ idea. Is there any electromagnetic repulsion between the nucleus and electrons if we go down to subatomic particles or...

That is an interesting idea actually, didnt think of it this way. Also what about if we think from the point of subatomic particles? Is there any repulsion between some of the particles making up the electron and the nutrons/protons?