[dipayankar]

Lets be patient. There is an experiment that is getting underway regarding the tug of gravity on different matter. This will give us a pure insight into whether we can consider string theory at all. On the face of it string theory looks like fiction..

Originally Posted by RascalPuff It's wrong because numbers and equations are not reality. The tonnage per string is preposterous. Dimensions have definitional geometric requirements per dimension - where are eleven of them coming from; based on what ST premise? String theory is based on non metric mathematics. It's an insult to (fading) scientific method, especially considering the fact that it's been around for three decades. (Incidentally, Prof. Hawking just did a 180o on black holes, as of 2004.) Refer

[David Maes]

Will string theory eventually be the right approach or will it not be?

I don't know.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by David Maes Will string theory eventually be the right approach? I don't know.

It will be David,provided they can tie up all the loose ends?




regards michael.

[RascalPuff]

Originally Posted by David Maes Will string theory eventually be the right approach? I don't know.

Dear David Maes:
String theory is great science if you enjoy enthusiastically bubbling fiction.

(Where is Lewis Carroll when his greatest opportunity to spin a fine yarn has elegantly erupted in stringently spun out numbers?)


Best regards.
- RP

[David Maes]

I don't know whether it will be the right approach or whether it won't be the right approach.

[Profpat]

I know I needed strings, ( 1st dimension ) to make the quarks, ( 2nd dimension ) to make the protons and neutrons, ( 3rd dimension ), in my theory.

Please see:
(http://www.toequest.com/forum/your-t...2803-idea.html )
Once there you will have to use the pdf link.

If you haven't viewed my Idea yet, I think you will find it interesting.

Best to all,

Pat

[MJA]

I like the idea that everything has motion, be it a vibration of more or less.

Energy equals mass and mass equals motion unless there is a motionless state of mass without energy.

Is there?

If everything is in the energy state of motion, then it is safe to say: the vibration of motion more or less exists in all mass or everything.

String theory?

Is everything a vibrating string?

I don't know.

=

MJA

[Profpat]

Dear MJA;

I like the fact that everything has vibrations and motion. I can't imagine motionless mass, I think strings, quarks, protons, you, earth, universe, all have vibrations and movement.

I believe you and I have movement and dance and music within us.

Is everything a vibrating string? I needed 3 to make the 3 quarks, a 3 ring circus.
But who really knows?

I like my model because it suggest the proton is eternal and will be perpetually moving towards it complementary opposite and eternally vibrating.

Best to all,

Pat

[Aireal]

String theory uses dimensions which can not be objectively confirmed. Thus it is little better than numerology.

They should try to solve the problems of physics in the 4 dimensions we can verify.

[dleviwing]

Originally Posted by Profpat Dear MJA; I like the fact that everything has vibrations and motion.

Well Pat, I’m surprised that you and Mikey have realized the importance of “Absolute Motion”. Maybe you should review my blog!