A Little Tiny Point - Stephen Hawking's Universe

[cosvis]

Hi Pat, Zelta and all,

Words can have different meanings to different people. I think what you would call "sciences" I would call "natural sciences"; but the word "science" in a wider context, would include any body of knowledge or study. Theological sciences could come under religion, the study of God including divine revelation. While the natural science would use observation, logic and mathematic as its basic means of inquiring natural sciences, philosophy would basically use observation and logic to investigate its aspect of reality. Theology or religion would use observation, logic and revelation as its method of attaining spiritual knowledge. Religion also includes faith which is not against reason, but it is a means of knowing supernatural reality, which can not be naturally known like the existence of the Blessed Trinity, one God consisting of three divine persons, Father , Son and Holy Spirit. This doctrine of the Blessed Trinity is not against reason, but it could not have been known except by revelation from God.

Yours Cosvis.

[Profpat]

As you know cosvis all roads lead to God. That little tiny point that is in all of us.

[Profpat]

Trinity is a scientific fact cosvis.

PERSON:..... ( Mind, Body, Spirit.)
UNIVERSE:.. ( Time, Space, Motion, )
DIMENSION: ( Length, Width, Heigth. )
CHARGE:......( Positive, Negative, Neutral. )

Just a few, there are many, many more.

Best,

Pat

[AntonioLao]

It is also a mathematical fact as attested by the infinitely many Pythagorean triples, e.g. (3,4,5), (5,12,13),...

[theunify]

It is also a mathematical fact as attested by the infinitely many Pythagorean triples, e.g. (3,4,5), (5,12,13),...

The Pattern of Pythagorean Numbers
By B. M. Oliver
Hewlett-Packard Company Palo Alto, California
The Mathematics Teacher May 1971 Volume LSIV, Number 5

[cosvis]

Hi to all,

I just came across some very interesting facts about the "Quantum dimension" we were talking about above. It is called "Entanglement", and it happens when two photons or quanta particles get "entangled", they behave like a point entity. Even when they are miles apart, if the spin of one particle is changed, the spin of the other instantly changes, too. This direct influence of one quantum on another distant one is called "non-locality". These peculiar properties have already been proven scientifically and are tapped to improve data encryption.

These quantum phenomena can be explained by means of the idea of a quantum dimension, in which according to Einstein, the quantum particles move at the speed of light, at which stage, time has stopped or physical time has become zero, so that the time between two quantum particles interacting is instantaneous.

Yours Cosvis.

[Profpat]

Hi Cosvis;

An expansion is the theory of the interconnectedness of all things. Since entanglement occurs when particles interact and since all particles interacted with each other at the beginning of the big bang, therefore, all particles are entangled, the interconnectedness of all things.

Best,

Pat

[Unreal Zelta]

Do all particles interact with each other?

regards

Zelta

[Profpat]

Do all particles interact with each other?

regards

Zelta

I think so, but that is just my opinion Zelta.

[cosvis]

Hi Zelta, Pat and all,

Even Sir Isaac Newman held that all particles in the universe were entangled by means of gravitation. However, I think, this new scientific study of entanglement and the phenomena of "non-locality", is restricted to the quantum dimension where quanta particle seem to instantaneously interact even how far apart they may be. This phenomena is not observed among relativity particles (particles that have relativity masses) but only quanta particles that move at the speed of light.

Yours Cosvis.