Recent content by mark noble

Hello, I just want to know, without having to spend the rest of my current existence studying relative equations, is it inconceivable that, although generating similar energy forces, obliging apparent physical mannerisms and performing seemingly identical functions, can ANY object in your...

The only way two separate particles can be integrally identical is if they are one particle in two different places : The fact that one particle can be in two different places is, in itself, ridiculous. Any object, whether galactic or subatomic, must, by its alternate environment, be, no matter...

No two atoms can be identical. Though performing seemingly identical tasks, each individual atom is either side (isotopically) of the definitive elemental. May I therefore assume that, theoretically, every atom in existence could be lined up end to end? I would...