The 26 Constants: Values and Info

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The discussion centers on the inquiry about the 26 constants of the universe, including well-known examples like gravity and electromagnetism. Participants emphasize that these physical constants may not be truly "universal" as their values can vary based on factors like the density of impacting emissions in different regions of space and time. There is a request for links or additional information to clarify the values of these constants. The conversation highlights the complexity of understanding physical constants in relation to the stability of atomic structures. Overall, the nature of these constants and their variability remains a key point of interest.
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What are the 26 constants of the universe? ie. i know gravity, electromagnetism, etc. but what are the values...? :confused: A link or some info would be helpful-thanks :approve:
 
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ninja nemesi$ said:
What are the 26 constants of the universe? ie. i know gravity, electromagnetism, etc. but what are the values...? :confused: A link or some info would be helpful-thanks :approve:

I think this is what your referring to.

Physical Constants
 
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The constants of physics are not "Universal" due to the fact that the stability of atomic structure is dependent upon the density of impacting emission and the density of impacting emission varies over space and time.

SM
 
Stephen Mooney said:
The constants of physics are not "Universal" due to the fact that the stability of atomic structure is dependent upon the density of impacting emission and the density of impacting emission varies over space and time.

SM

Where did you get that idea?
 

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