Recent content by Rage Crank

Thank you very much for all of y'all's help. It really is much appreciated

What exactly is singularity? I was working with a friend earlier today discussing a possible resolution to the black hole mystery. His theory having to do with singularities was very interesting, but I left the conversation clueless of what a singularity actually is. I can't believe I have...

Okay, finally I understand. Thank you all. I was having a bit of a mental block. But that you for all the help.

Back to the original question. Its merely hypothetical. I know that Absolute zero cannot be achieved, Think of it as cutting something in half. You can always cut something in half no matter how minute the amount is is. Its simply a theory I have came up with but doesn't the universe have...

This is highly theoertical and I came up with it taking a standerized test. So without further adoo, What would happen if you to a cyrogenic chamber froze something to ablsolute zero and put it on a spacecraft moving at exactly the same velocity as the universe is. Thus canceling out...

So i just heard that its a theory that a nuetron is a proton and elctron stuck together. when beta decay occurs we get electrons being emmited from the atom right? or something like that. and then we have this random proton appear? if so can that mean the nuetron is a proton and an electron...

Mainly I'm having truoble understanding the first. second, and third family of the matter particles. To my basic understanding these are the sub-atomic particles? Could you please explain this subject a little more in depth?

Well i tried to keep up best I could. Basically what I got from that was kind of a description of the inner workings of the atom, but a lot of it was just jargon to me. And I'm going to make the assumption that, that was a pretty simplistic model of what we believe to be true?

so then the atom isn't the smallest naturally occurring building block?

so in essence non-baryonic particles are smaller than atoms?

So can you explain baryonic a little more? I'm an aspiring young physics student tring to get as much information as possible. :)

Dark Matter Can it be identified? First of all let me start off by saying dark matter is only a theory, it is not proven. Dark matter is a hypothesized form of matter particle that does not reflect or emit electromagnetic radiation. The existence of dark matter is inferred from gravitational...