Recent content by Nerophysics

No, but I will have fractals :) Yes, anti-matter is quite important to my story. I will have a creature made of anti-matter, plus a entire universe. [ Well, if, and only if, quark-gluon plasma truly is exotic matter, or have some exotic matter in it, as have been suggested as a type of exotic...

I think it is found A Kugelblitz

I am writing a science fiction book for children, and not everything has to be based on things that has been done before. If you use your imagination, you could find some new ways of introducing tachyons in a children's book. I can't tell you what I will do with them, unfortunately, because the...

I will use the Great Attractor for something mysterious, where something is hidden...

Plagiarism.

Exactly, tychions are vital to me at this point Regarding quark stars, I've read somewhere that they are supposed to have more density than neutron stars. I wonder what the densest form of matter is? Maybe quark-gluon plasma...

Great suggestions! Thank you! I do have almost all - except branes, extra dimensions, strange attractors, CMB, photon pressure (which I think is a force, not a object). I do have some elements of string theory (multiverse and strings), but I don't know what do to with the extra dimensions -...

Yes, There are objects that are considered real like neutron stars and black holes, and objects that stem from Sci-Fi books (the death star or a Dyson sphere). I intended to group these subjects together into one category. So any suggestion, basically, is valid.

Why sorry?

I don't have that object. But maybe i will have one now! I only wished the object had a cooler name Any more suggestions? Thanks

Yes, I actually do have cosmic strings!

I actually have a wormhole as a character in the book!

Hi What strange hypothetical objects in space do you know of? Example: Magnetar, pulsar, black hole. As I am currently writing a sci fi book for children, I am trying to probe the universe of your mind in search of extraterrestrial objects.

Thank you!

I found the guys website, and he got pages dedicated to exploring "inside black holes" with words and supercomputers. However, nothing about the plasma thing, yet. http://jila.colorado.edu/~ajsh/insidebh/intro.html