Researchers create light from 'almost nothing'
June 6, 2011 by Bob Yirka
a) Optical micrograph of the device. Light parts are Al while dark parts are the Si substrate. The output line is labeled "CPW" and the drive line enters from the top. Both lines converge near the SQUID. b) A scanning-electron micrograph of the SQUID. Image credit: arXiv:1105.4714v1
(PhysOrg.com) -- A group of physicists working out of Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden, have succeeded in proving what was until now, just theory; and that is, that visible photons could be produced from the virtual particles that have been thought to exist in a quantum vacuum. In a paper published on arXiv, the team describes how they used a specially created circuit called a superconducting quantum interference device (SQUID) to modulate a bit of wire length at a roughly five percent of the speed of light, to produce visible "sparks" from the nothingness of a vacuum.
The experiment shows that the Casimir effect is not just theory; named after Dutch physicist Hendrik B. G. Casimir who along with Dirk Polderfirst first proposed back in the late 1940s, the idea of a force that existed in a vacuum; a force that should, if manipulated just right between two plates, or mirrors, result in the creation of photons.
The thinking goes that in any vacuum, virtual particles come into existence and then disappear on a constant ongoing basis; and they do so in waves. The Casimir effect proposes that if two very tiny mirrors were to be placed very close together; close enough that the distance between them would be smaller than the length of some of the virtual waves, a force would be created as the number of particles outside of the space between the mirrors grows higher than the number that exists between them, causing a pull on the mirrors, dragging them closer together. The force that is created, it has been theorized, could then be used to generate photons.
Later researchers proposed that the same effect could be achieved using just one mirror if it were moved back and forth very quickly; and thats the approach the team took in the experiment. The quick movement of the mirror serves to separate pairs of virtual particles which then provide the energy to convert the virtual particles into real photons, which is what happened in the SQUID, allowing the team to see the photons that were produced.
Such research, while theoretically satisfying, doesnt really offer much in the way of practical applications, at least not at this time; but thats not to say that new developments that arise as a result of this research couldnt conceivably lead to something more profound, such as a means of harnessing energy from the vacuum of space to be used to push a vehicle as it travels throughout the universe.
More information: Observation of the Dynamical Casimir Effect in a Superconducting Circuit, arXiv:1105.4714v1 [quant-ph]
Abstract
One of the most surprising predictions of modern quantum theory is that the vacuum of space is not empty. In fact, quantum theory predicts that it teems with virtual particles flitting in and out of existence. While initially a curiosity, it was quickly realized that these vacuum fluctuations had measurable consequences, for instance producing the Lamb shift of atomic spectra and modifying the magnetic moment for the electron. This type of renormalization due to vacuum fluctuations is now central to our understanding of nature. However, these effects provide indirect evidence for the existence of vacuum fluctuations. From early on, it was discussed if it might instead be possible to more directly observe the virtual particles that compose the quantum vacuum. 40 years ago, Moore suggested that a mirror undergoing relativistic motion could convert virtual photons into directly observable real photons. This effect was later named the dynamical Casimir effect (DCE). Using a superconducting circuit, we have observed the DCE for the first time. The circuit consists of a coplanar transmission line with an electrical length that can be changed at a few percent of the speed of light. The length is changed by modulating the inductance of a superconducting quantum interference device (SQUID) at high frequencies (~11 GHz). In addition to observing the creation of real photons, we observe two-mode squeezing of the emitted radiation, which is a signature of the quantum character of the generation process.
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Before I get taken to task on such a statement, I'll pre-retort(!) that there are incredibly high odds that Kozyrev knew a lot more about the subject than any boffin who cares to 'interject' on this website - about my observation and comment.
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Is scalar physics a profound reality deemed too dangerous for the mainstream and so ruthlessly suppressed? One can only imagine what chaos would have ensued had it been unleashed in the 1950s...
http://en.wikiped...ccultism
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No. They are reducing the size of a cavity, and doing so at a high rate of speed.
Smaller cavities (between em mirrors) hold less energy between the mirrors than larger cavities, and the squeezing of the cavity therefor causes some of the energy within to be squeezed out.
If squeezed at a slow rate, the vacuum between the mirrors will "cool" thermally. However, if the mirrors are driven at a high enough speed (near c), then non-thermal pairs of photons will be produced that are detectable. The energy that promotes the internal EM field into real photons comes from the motion of the mirrors.
What this experiment shows is that real fields permeate the vacuum and that those fields produce real forces on real particles.
Statistically over time those forces sum to zero, but over short periods of time they do not. They represent a kind of quantized atto scael brownian motion in which E is typically conserved due to a lack of gears in the small.
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@Jaeherys
This research affirms the theoretical basis of Dr. LaPointe's startling paper. But honestly very few physicists question the ontological nature of the quantum vacuum anymore.
@Vendicar_Decarian
The vacuum field bears no resemblance to a gas or a fluid, so your pedagogical efforts here are invalid and misleading. Also there's no physical motion in this experiment, only oscillating inductance. And only one SQUID, not two mirrors. Call me old-fashioned, but I suggest that one read and understand a paper .before. one makes an effort to explain it to others:
http://arxiv.org/abs/1105.4714
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This experiment was by no means the first to show that the Casimir effect is more than theory. Quoting the Wikipedia article:(http://en.wikiped..._effect)
Also, the plates are not necessarily formed as mirrors. (Although, since they must be very flat in order to fit closely enough together for the effect to be detectable, they are probably reasonably good mirrors perforce.)
Further, the force differential between the outside and inside environment of the plates results in an external push, not an internal pull.
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Compulsive desire. All that is needed are two words:
Virtual/Physical
or
Mathematics/Physics
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Actually it has many properties in common with fluids.
It is composed of particles.
It contains energy.
It is constantly interacting with "real" particles which are contained within it by altering their position and energy spin, among other things.
"Also there's no physical motion in this experiment, only oscillating inductance." - Demon
And the same effect can be had by changing the separation of two mirrors in space. Altering the inductance in the circuit just does the same thing in the time domain of the wave function.
"Call me old-fashioned, but I suggest that one read and understand a paper .before. one makes an effort to explain it to others:" - Demon
Sorry Charlie, but the explanation was perfectly adequate, except the last sentence whose wording was constrained by the character limit of this comment system.
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We don't understand it very well, so I don't have an explanation for you. I will say that "virtual" particles exist for vanishingly tiny intervals and they don't get to travel very far before they are gone.
Excluding the observations being discussed, we know that these virtual fields exist because they have measurable effects on objects on the scale of dozens of atoms across and smaller that are in close proximity. There are excellent theoretical arguments for why they should exist as well.
The problem is that with QM there is no limit to how small a volume you can consider, and within that volume there should always be energy with a wavelengths smaller than the width of the container. Small wavelengths = higher frequency and the higher the frequency the greater the energy and hence gravitational force. So without some kind of cutoff, QM demands the vacuum energy be infinite.
No one understands how to resolve this problem.
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Correct. The force has most recently been accurately measured using a MIM cantilever oscillator, as well as a host of other less precise techniques.
It should be noted that when two objects are pushed together by the force of the vacuum, the energy accelerating them comes from the vacuum. The plates gain energy from the Vacuum - from nothing - from space itself.
The inverse is also true. When the plates are separated, energy is pumped back into the vacuum. Energy is lost into the void.
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Here are just a few problems with your analogy:
- A gas resists compression, virtual particles don't
- There is no corollary of the Casimir effect with a gas
- Net vacuum energy is zero, net gas energy is positive
- Motion through a gas produces friction, motion through the vacuum does not
- A gas is subject to fluid dynamics, vacuum fluctuations are notSource: http://en.wikiped...particle
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There would be no momentum transferred upon creation of the particle pair, but there would be momentum transferred if one of the pair of annihilation photons hits the cup and the other escapes into deep space (since they are at 180° to each other this is likely).
Efficiency/acceleration would be very low, but with a good power source (fusion?) it might be more viable over the long run (interstellar) than carrying even the little fuel needed for current ion engines.
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It isn't, of course. But it IS a bit of a challenge explaining why, without just waving your hands at the Second Law and punting. That's what makes it an interesting question.
On another note, @KBK I had NO idea that aluminum was opaque to scalar waves! Tell me, do you mean the scalar waves that are "standing wave points composed of quantities of conscious energy" or the ones that are "stationary points of light that are strung together in sequences, within the fabric of the cosmic morphogenetic field"?
http://www.keylon...aves.htm
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Could the cutoff be Planck length cubed? If that's possible, would the energy still be so high that the Universe expansion isn't accelerating quite that much? Am I wrongly confusing DE with this VE?
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I didn't follow that first question, but the broad strokes of the cosmological constant (aka 'dark energy' in QM terms) and vacuum energy certainly seem akin at first blush, and some leading researchers are growing convinced that they're one and the same:
http://www.physor...526.html
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If there is no cutoff, then infinite freq = infinite energy. If the cutoff is Planck, that's still incredibly small, and I wonder if that would be the energy doesn't match up with what we would expect, given our estimates of expansion.
I don't even know where to begin to do that math. It seems like it would be easy for someone to rule this in/out, though.
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Here's a terrific and readily-comprehensible assessment of this issue by Dr. John Baez, a brilliant mathematician who's fully qualified to summarize the results of all the relevant calculations involved here:
http://math.ucr.e...uum.html
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In that case the amount of energy in the vacuum would be so large , 10**120 times too large, that all of space would instantly collapse gravitationally.
This is one of the problems of ZPE, it manifests but can't be as large as theory suggests.
To be fare, there is good reason to believe that most virtual particles are just book keeping fantoms of the mathematics that is used. Nevertheless, some of it must be real.
Probably the best way to approach the issue is to presume that virtual particles are all book keeping and then to find those instances where they are real.
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"A gas resists compression, virtual particles don't" - Demon
The universe is expanding isn't it? And that expansion is accelerating isn't it?
Overcoming the acceleration in the expansion will take????
"There is no corollary of the Casimir effect with a gas" - Demon
The analogue is called surface tension.
"Net vacuum energy is zero, net gas energy is positive" - Demon
Actually, it is positive, hence the acceleration in the expansion of the universe.
"Motion through a gas produces friction, motion through the vacuum does not" - Demon
In the case of ZPE, it is acceleration that causes friction and is what causes inertial mass.
"A gas is subject to fluid dynamics, vacuum fluctuations are not" - Demon
That is simply baseless assertion on your part.
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and that quote came on the heels of lots of talk of "squeezing" energy out of the vacuum, which is another inaccurate analogy, since the vacuum does not oppose compression as a gas does, nor does it emit energy under compression as you stated here:
Also:
So let's cut through the methane fog bank here. Cite one reputable scientific source that describes vacuum fluctuations in terms of a fluid/gas. If you can do that, I'll spare you the acrimony over your new farcical assertion that vacuum energy has explained inertia (which is merely a fringe claim by Haisch, Rueda et al).
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In dense aether theory they can be viewed like density fluctuations of Brownian motion of particles forming the vacuum. We should realize, we cannot see an aether, if we are using its waves for observation of neighbouring universe. No object can serve both like the subject, both like the mean of observation at the same moment.
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The above experiment can be interpreted easily like the formation of ripples at the water surface around rotating glass plate, if we dip it through this surface attached onto vertical rotating axis.
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Meanwhile the increased pressure on the outside of the cavity increases and pushes the plates together, thus extracting more energy from the vacuum.
That is the squeezing that I am referring to.
"Cite one reputable scientific source that describes vacuum fluctuations in terms of a fluid/gas" - Pffffft
Straw man. I never said it was a fluid or a gas.
"I'll spare you the acrimony over your new farcical assertion that vacuum energy has explained inertia (which is merely a fringe claim by Haisch, Rueda et al)." - pffffft
Update on an Electromagnetic Basis for Inertia, Gravitation, the Principle of Equivalence, Spin and Particle Mass Ratios
Bernard Haisch, Alfonso Rueda, L. J. Nickisch, Jules Mollere
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
5 Sep 2002)
cont
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The Inertia Reaction Force and Its Vacuum Origin
Alfonso Rueda and Bernard Haisch
GRAVITATION AND COSMOLOGY: FROM THE HUBBLE RADIUS TO THE PLANCK SCALE
Fundamental Theories of Physics, 2003, Volume 126, Part V, 447-458, DOI: 10.1007/0-306-48052-2_45
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One possible answer can sound, we cannot see such waves even at the water surface, until the acceleration of objects in motion isn't comparable with mean acceleration of water molecules. Such ripples therefore appear only above certain threshold of acceleration.
The whirligig beetles are actually using this feature of the water surface for their mutual communication. They're moving in circles, so they can radiate and detect the waves, which are bouncing off their prey. But when they're moving in straight direction, they're remain invisible for prey and/or other predators.
http://www.physor...528.html
As we can see, the behaviour of aether model of vacuum can be quite intriguing and it might not be so easy refusing it, when you handle it correctly.
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Or you can describe it from perspective of underwater waves, which are spreading through dense environment, and they're longitudinal ones. This perspective corresponds the description of quantum mechanics, IMHO..
Note that from perspective of surface ripples the common water surface is behaving like thin sparse environment, which doesn't prohibit the spreading of waves too much. From perspective of quantum mechanics it appears like very dense environment, instead. This paradox is the reason of so-called the vacuum catastrophe:
http://en.wikiped...astrophe
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I'll see your cranky science paper, and raise you two Nobel laureates and a recent peer-reviewed refutation of it in Physical Review A.
1.) Sheldon Glashow (who shared the 1979 Nobel prize with Steven Weinberg for electroweak unification) had this to say about Haisch and Rueda's theory:
http://www.newsci...ass.html
2.) Frank Wilczek shared the 2004 Nobel Prize in physics for his work on QCD, which shows that the inertial mass of hadrons comes predominantly from the kinetic energy and the confinement fields of their constituent quarks:
http://www.frankw...Mass.pdf
3.)
Physical Review A
http://pra.aps.or.../e012114
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"Book Review: Gravitation and Cosmology: From the Hubble Radius to the Planck Scale"
http://www.spring...5m83567/
Jeez, "tired light" even got shouted down at the free energy chat boards...
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Your first reference isn't referring to inertia or even inertial mass but referring to gravitational mass.
Your second reference is referring to mass and not inertia.
Your third reference doesn't seem to apply to anything being discussed here at all. Massive photons? Tired light? Sorry Charlie, you like to confuse things.
My comment was that inertia - not mass - was explained by a particles interaction with the void. I said nothing about "tired light" or "massive photon"s. Those comments are just part of your imagination.
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If you contend that Virtual particles are simply book keeping mechanics - and you haven't directly stated this - then you have to have an alternative explanation to Uhnru radiation - which has been experimentally observed.
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You *have* heard of the equivalence principle...right? Possibly the most famous principle in physics...and one of the most tested...the one that equates inertial mass with gravitational mass. Sound familiar yet?
Third sentence from the top:
"The theory was previously used to explain inertial mass - the property of matter that resists acceleration - but it has been extended to gravitational mass, which is the property of matter that feels the tug of gravity."
Seriously?
Ok-dk. Here are MIT's terrific free online physics video courses with Dr. Lewin:
http://ocw.mit.ed...ll-1999/
Er. Inertia = mass. O nevermind...
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"Unruh says that Haisch and Rueda's calculations are wrong, and that a correct calculation shows a uniformly accelerating observer zipping through the vacuum state of a quantized electromagnetic field on Minkowski spacetime sees a *perfectly thermalized* bath of photons.
In particular, this means such an observer will see no "Rindler flux" - i.e., the expectation value of the Poynting vector is zero."
- John Baez http://groups.goo...b81f1b7f
Btw, Haisch, Rueda and Puthoff still haven't been able to offer *a single numerical prediction* for the mass of any particle. That puts their theory right on par with all the other vapid aether theories bubbling around out there.
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Since they claim that it is momentum and not mass that is caused by motion through the vacuum, they have no need to calculate any mass.
You don't seem to understand the difference between momentum and mass.
""Unruh says that Haisch and Rueda's calculations are wrong, and that a correct calculation shows a uniformly accelerating observer zipping through the vacuum state of a quantized electromagnetic field on Minkowski spacetime sees a *perfectly thermalized* bath of photons." - Demon
If the vacuum field is non-existent as you have implied, then where does this perfectly thermalized bath of photons that pervades all of space come from?
"It also shows that, if the effect exists at all, that an acceleration of 10^22m/s^2 would yield a temperature of only 1K. No help there." - Demon
What is it that you think needs help and why?
cont..
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You might read this....
The Unruh eect revisited
http://www-gat.un...uh_m.pdf
And this...
Simple arguments are presented that detectors moving with constant acceleration (even acceleration for a finite time) should detect particles. The effect is seen to be universal. Moreover, detectors undergoing linear acceleration and uniform circular motion both detect particles for the same physical reason. It is shown that the Unruh effect for a circularly orbiting electron in a constant external magnetic field used as a Unruh-DeWitt detector physically coincides with the experimentally verified Sokolov-Ternov effect.
On the physical meaning of the Unruh effect
E. T. Akhmedov and D. Singleton
JETP LETTERS
Volume 86, Number 9, 615-619, DOI: 10.1134/S0021364007210138
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Of course. It is the only model that I know of that is internally consistent and which preserves causality and can be expressed in a form where interactions are strictly local.
You may be interested in reading this....
Quantum Mechanics and Determinism
It is shown how to map the quantum states of a system of free scalar particles
one-to-one onto the states of a completely deterministic model
http://de.arxiv.o.../0105105
and
How Does God Play Dice? (Pre-)Determinism at the Planck Scale
http://de.arxiv.o.../0104219
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dynamics at the Planck scale would lead to processes that are so complicated to describe, that one should
expect apparently stochastic uctuations in any approximation theory describing the eects of all of this at
much larger scales. It seems quite reasonable rst to try a classical, deterministic theory for the Planck
domain. One might speculate then that what we call quantum mechanics today, may be nothing else than
an ingenious technique to handle this dynamics statistically."
HOW DOES GOD PLAY DICE ?
(PRE-)DETERMINISM AT THE PLANCK SCALE -
Gerard t Hooft
Institute for Theoretical Physics
University of Utrech
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.1) Space is a suitcase. :) (Not the only property of space)
.2) e=energy p=momentum e=p :)
.3) Suitcase=photon :) (hint: massless)
My physics is fun. For every place you visit, there is a sticker you have placed on my suitcase for where you were.
Your travels have taken you whereever your imagination conjures up. Unruhland. QMland. GRland. Minkowskiland. etc.
You guys are tireless travelers. Always on vacation. lol
See you paradise. ;)
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Mary is sometimes called Space.
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Rip Theory also predicts that the relationship between
F = G (meters)squared, and E = M (meters/second)squared
represents the potential energy of true space being transformed into energy and matter. True space ripping results in the transformation of the potential energy of gravity into the edges of the rips that occur, the kinetic energy in the movement of those edges, and the true spaces that form between those edges. The rips that occur, along with their kinetic energy and the true space that forms within these rips, make up the smallest particles of matter (TS Particles).
This experiment illustrates that matter is the transformation of the potential energy of gravity into kinetic energy and matter. Again, much thanks to the Swiss team for the experimental proof that this does occur, that something can be created from "nothingness".
© Copyright 2011 Thomas A. Sullivan
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We can now ask as well, how the vacuum would behave, if it had looked like being formed with massive particle environment? Apparently, many people today aren't willing to even think about it at all, thus effectively behaving like the obstinate opponents of Galileo in his era.
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Wonderful. Past mindsets to map future fallacies. Who will remember? Who will recall?
Russia has blessed Americans with a fable:
The Little Red Hen. And so, the answer to the above is;
Not I! Said the ...fly.
Not I! Said I!
Of course, the Ottos of this site will dismissed the Wittengnesteins as "Philostench" and "Philocrap".
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Danger is useful. You can confront or ignore danger.
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wavelength -> wavespan
higher -> manier
dynamical Casimir -> Unruh
http://google.com...erate%22
http://wiktionary...iki/nice
high -> great
larger -> greater
periods of time -> lengths
All fotòns are virtval; when something sees or metes quanta, they are real by definition; the former become polaritòns and plasmòns, gain mass, and lose swiftness. Thus, the inmassive quanta are nothing but models.
"What is the glow of one plate clapping?"
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This very thing is contradicted by Casimir effect, obverse and inverse.
A gas is fònònic; I'm sure there is one.
Vacvum/Background energhy is modulate by whatever matter is within the bounds. Its expectation value is therefore nonzero.
Schwinger effect and Hagedorn effect
You need to learn semicolons. The corollary of Bernoulli effect is Ampère effect, with effluvia.
Hahah, I'm smarter than MaxwellsDemon.
-Aut
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