The relationship between atoms and the Universe

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The discussion centers on the relationship between the composition of atoms and the composition of the universe. It establishes that atoms are a fundamental component of the universe, making their composition a subset of the universe's overall composition. The conversation highlights the need for precise definitions of "composition" to facilitate meaningful dialogue. Additionally, it addresses the vague inquiries regarding the relationship between black holes and atoms, concluding that such questions lack clarity and cannot be answered effectively.

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What is the relationship between the composition of atoms and the composition of the universe?
 
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Welcome to the these forums.
In this context, your term "composition" would need to be nailed down very specifically. In fact, exploring what you mean by "composition" is likely to generate answers to your question.

But if we slide past the semantics and technical details:
Since atoms are a component of the universe, the composition of atoms would be a subset of the composition of the universe.
 
.Scott said:
Welcome to the these forums.
In this context, your term "composition" would need to be nailed down very specifically. In fact, exploring what you mean by "composition" is likely to generate answers to your question.

But if we slide past the semantics and technical details:
Since atoms are a component of the universe, the composition of atoms would be a subset of the composition of the universe.
What is the relationship between black holes and atoms?
 
bjdx said:
What is the relationship between black holes and atoms?
This is too vague to answer meaningfully.
What kind of relationship are you thinking of?
 
DaveC426913 said:
This is too vague to answer meaningfully.
What kind of relationship are you thinking of?
I don't have a clue.
 
DaveC426913 said:
This is too vague to answer meaningfully.
What kind of relationship are you thinking of?
Do you have an answer?
 
Sadly, the question is too vague to answer, and so in the interests of PF sensibilities, we will close this discussion.
 

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