I'm a fantasy writer and I am twisting and almost bending science in my story. I see no harm in it, and if you agree, I would like to ask for help.
I'm writing a fantasy novel where the protagonist must battle an army of strange creatures. I say strange because these creatures are made of...
I appreciate your thorough answers. Do you think photon molecule based logic gate is possible as some scientists suggest? How can something that can only exist for 0.2 microseconds be used in a physical world?
So, if the molecules of light is not somehow stored on a shelf, are you saying that the bond disintegrates and the photon particles go their separate ways? If so, I wonder how long the molecules will stay bonded? Right away? A minute? Or longer?
My source is below:
https://scitechdaily.com/harvard-mit-scientists-create-never-seen-form-matter/
In short, using rubidium atoms, photon particles (as in laser form) are bound together to form a massless molecule.. or acting like a molecule, but with a bonding structure nonetheless. Here is...
Summary:: Can you tell me if my sci-fi story's scientific premise is remotely believable?
I am writing a sci-Fi novel. The scientific premise of the story is like this...
The creature in my story is created in a lab by a quantum physicist. With a quantum computer, and electron microscopes...
Hi, I am an old man fascinated with quantum physics and its potential to change biology. I want to know if there had been any work being done to create an artificial cell that can self replicate.
I guess the first step is to know the exact particle-level compositions of everything in a...
Summary:: I want to create a superhero made of photonic molecules. I was wondering if anyone would give me some scientific pointers/advice. My premise is that a brilliant quantum computer scientist finds a way to create programmable photon molecules. Since he can program the molecules to have...