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my girlfriend is wondering if while shroodingers cat was in the box, we should consider it as both unknown rather than both alive and dead. please shed some light on the subject.

The fact of the matter remains that even though the Big Bang is widely accepted And supported y mainstream science, we shouldn't question those who go against it and keep an open mind. Remember the Renaissance, Galileo underwent extreme scrutiny from the public eye. No genius is truly happy in...

If inertia is a property of matter, does this mean that antimatter has some sort of different inertia? Again, haven't taken a physics class science I'm only in junior high. Please don't judge me

To every action, there is an opposite and equal reaction. This is Newton's third law. What is the opposite reaction of the conversion of kinetic energy to momentum. Don't say stasis because motion is greatly linked to time. If time freezes, it isn't the opposite of it moving forward bot. Ore it...

A recent quantum calculation has disproven the Big Bang

Thank you. Honestly for once someone has given a definite answer to me. I now understand this.

Oh. Now I get what your saying. Does this mean that no substitute for the destroyed particle will be created?

I mean there being absolutely no trace of it. Sort of like an antimatter collision

By matter decreasing, I'm not referring to it's mass. What I mean is that could matter be destroyed with there being no remnants of it. Antimatter collisions can cause all "building blocks" to explode. My question is can matter be destroyed completely. No transmutation, no mass decreased atoms...

I was wondering if matter stays at a constant amount. You cannot really destroy anything really because crushing it just turns it into smaller pieces of itself, decomposition turns matter int separate elements, vaporizing just turns matter into gas and burning is a combination of all of the...