The topic has been interesting since something strange happened to me years ago. In the past the simulated world seemed so much like a natural one until one day the odds couldn't properly add up together anymore. And I can see more and more holes in the play.
Now I believe at least two type of...
Things are becoming more and more interesting now! There have been quit a few possible similarities between the macro-scale black holes and micro-scale particles, from quantum wormhole, Hawking radiation to even quantum waves. And God knows what other similarities they may have in common...
It is said phonon(not photon) in superfluid experiments could also produce similar upper-limit speed effect which I'm not sure if that's also Lorentz invariant.
Another problem is that I can't dig out those paper that demonstrates this kind of effect. Anyone ever seen any of this paper? Thanks..
Homework Statement
If ER==EPR
Then IsPossible(gravitational wave == projection of quantum wave)
In other words:
If the conjecture of "ER = EPR" is true,
is it possible that "gravitational wave = 3+1 dimensional part of quantum wave" is also true?
2. Homework Equations
The quantum source...
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BTW, how to insert a photo url to show an image here at Physics Forum?
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That reminds me a bit. Not only the observer pick up objects, but the objects pick up the observers. The objects are meaningless without observers. The various interactions -- visible or invisible, known or unknown -- between the observers and objects, build both of them.
Yeah, that might not...
1) I'm not sure yet. But my conjecture is that it could be kind of similar to the effect of the sweat hairs on a human body.
2) I guess more evaporation leads to more cloud which reflect more sun light back to the outer space, though I have no proof on this assumption.
I know there are some...
Can we use fast-growing sea plant to increase the surface area of the sea, enhance global evaporation, and get the Earth cooler?
Do we know some sea plants growing really fast with photosynthesis?
I was struck with this idea when I was doing a search on giant vegetables on land.