Could it be that because the particles are so small, even if they do have their own gravity, it is so weak that it has almost no effect on surroundings? That gravity only plays an important role when it comes to larger objects?
Has anyone attempted to use all the known laws of physics to generate a world inside a computer?
Is there even a computer powerful enough to to generate and keep a world the size of a solar system, or maybe a single galaxy going while obeying all the laws of physics?
Would such a thing be...
I'm not unwilling to adapt my definitions, I've just never read about physics. All my knowledge and ideas come from using common knowledge, ideas from many religions, and never being able to stop thinking about how the universe really works. I have no education after high school, besides...
1. I guess the way I think about dimensions differs from most people.
What TV series? When thinking about these things, I also include certain spiritual and religious beliefs that make at least a little sense. You have to consider that there are many things we can't possibly understand with...
1. In this question, I mean the fourth dimension is perpendicular with our three dimensions. I'm trying to ask if the fourth could be the way to parallel universes, while those universes are three dimensional.
3. Wouldn't there have to be something between the universes to keep them from...
If you could make a device that bends space, would it be possible to bend two points until they become the same point, or close to it?
Different dimensions
1. If we could travel in four dimensions, could the multiverse be arranged like a hallway and each universe is like a different room...
If the trampoline analogy is too simple to accurately explain how space bends, exactly how does mass bend space?
With that antimatter bombs idea, I was thinking if you used fusion to disperse the antimatter before annihilation. Would the fusion reduce the overall power of the annihilation, or...
I'm just curious and like thinking about how reality works. I don't now where or if I could find the answers to these questions already written.
From what I've seen and read, gravity is cause by space being bent by mass the same way a person standing on a trampoline bends the trampoline.
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