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TVInews - 109 Albert Einstein, the Magic behind his E=mc2 concept; The Magic Castle; The String Theory and NBS100 explains the magic tricks of VoIP Photo Image665; Drawing
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45th Week 2005 / Discover This! How can you invent something that's been around and about for a hundred years? How can you invent something that has been Patented and Trademarked? How can you invent something that has already been discovered? Easy, if you follow the latest reports. Einstein / IN MANY WAYS, Einstein's theory, easier to understand than string theorists explaining the extension of the universe, is just one more step in a historical chain of cosmic expansions. But neither has CONTENT. • • Did you hear Einstein's Voice explaining his theory on Energy? The explanation of his 1905 theory was broadcast over the NBS100 radio frequencies in the 1920s. • •In the 17th century, the Newtonian revolution expanded our vision by positing that the point-like stars were other material suns with their own planetary systems. • • A century later, Immanuel Kant suggested that the hazy astronomical blobs known as "nebulae" were each separate galaxies, a notion of immensity so staggering it beggared belief at the time. From one material planet to many; from one star to many; from one galaxy to many; and now, according to string theory, our vision must expand from one space-time to many. • • It's about 10 or 11 dimensions on top of the fifth dimension we've already heard about. What's inside the delightful book titled, "Warped Passages", authored by Harvard physicist Lisa Randall describes the idea that the universe we see around us is -- but one tiny part of a vast reality that may include an infinite number of other universes. • • According to general relativity, says Harvard physicist Lisa Randall, - explains that the universe we live in has four dimensions: three of space and one of time. Randall's work extends this framework and posits the existence of a fifth dimension. The fifth dimension is the bulk, and within its immeasurably expanded space, there is no reason to assume that ours is the only cosmos. • • Evidence for this new dimension is nonexistent. The reason it is being imagined is to resolve a puzzle about gravity: Why is it that when you put a magnet on your fridge door, the magnet sticks to the fridge rather than falling to the floor? How is it that the tiny magnet exerts a bigger force than our whole planet? • • The difference here is that the prior extensions were prompted by observations of distant phenomenon. The extra dimensions of string theory and the other universes they might entail have never been observed and, in principle, they may not be observable, at least not directly. At present they are pure fictions. • • String theory is so fecund in its descriptive power that one physicist has estimated there may be as many as 10 to the power of 100 different versions of its equations! Each one articulates a different set of possible universes and, at present, there is no way of determining if our universe matches any of them. • • Once upon a time, the sine qua non of scientific practice was supposed to be empirical verification. Experimental evidence was the core principle of Francis Bacon's much-vaunted "scientific method." In truth, the picture has always been more complex. Science is also an engine of the imagination, leading our minds beyond the mundane realm of what is to the enchanted regions of what might be. • • Nowhere is the speculative dimension of science more prominent than theoretical or (concept) physics, which has given us such magical possibilities as time machines made from spinning black holes, wormholes that become portals to the far ends of the universe and the "parallel worlds" of quantum mechanics, which, in theory, make every possible version of history a realized physical fact. • • The stories that theoretical physicists tell us -- are most often than not, are written in the language of mathematics, like Eistiens E=mc2, but for all its formal rigor, the science has become in effect a form of speculative literature. Unchained by the fetters of verification, string theorist, or galaxy dream theorists as they would like to call themselves, are free to dream, articulating through their equations vast imagined domains in which almost anything that is mathematically possible is deemed to be happening "somewhere," -- like the broadcasting of radio signals vs. wireless telephne frequencies. • •As Randall writes in her opening pages: "Physics is far more creative and fun than people generally recognize." • • Randall is an expert on both cosmology and that arcane branch of particle physics known as string theory. By marrying the two fields, she and her colleagues have formulated a picture in which our universe may be seen as a soap-film-like membrane (a "braneworld") sitting inside a much larger space: the bulk. Part
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followed from the special theory of relativity that
mass and energy are both but different
manifestations of the same thing -- a somewhat
unfamiliar conception for the average mind.
Furthermore, the equation E is equal to m
c-squared, in which energy is put equal to mass,
multiplied by the square of the velocity of light,
showed that very small amounts of mass may be
converted into a very large amount of energy and
vice versa.
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The Theory of Creating Magical Formulas, concepts,
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the original invention.
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