The discussion centers on the proposition that "Everything is in motion" as a fundamental physics law. Participants argue that all motion is relative and that black holes, as well as galaxies, exhibit movement, evidenced by real-time observations of black hole collisions. The debate also touches on the existence of zero in nature, with some asserting that zero is a valid measurement in quantum mechanics, specifically as an eigenvalue of the quantum angular momentum operator. Overall, the consensus is that motion is an inherent characteristic of the universe.
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Everything IS in motion. All motion is relative and everything is in motion relative to SOMETHING, but we hardly need a "law" to say that.andrecoelho said:
This is just word salad as far as I can tell. Or, put another way:andrecoelho said:
True, in the limited sense of the natural numbers, which you did not specify in your original post, which had to do with motion, which measurement rarely approximates a natural number.andrecoelho said:
ooops forgot :)hmmm27 said:
You need to learn some physics. This is just rambling, ungrammatical nonsense.andrecoelho said:
Ok.... but since everything moves, (i checked wikipedia), then everything is subject to a force , and applying a force?PeroK said:
GADS! NO! You really need to learn some VERY basic physics. Maybe start with Newton's Laws at least.andrecoelho said:
I know our academic institutions have come under fire, but ...andrecoelho said:
PF Medic here, stopping the bleeding. Thanks all for trying to help the newbie.andrecoelho said: