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01.23.11
Posted in physics at 1:54 pm by nemo
The Hidden Reality: Parallel Universes and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos
Just got a copy of this new book by Greene. I skimmed through it very quickly, and felt instant suspicion on the issue of parallel universe theory, not with respect to Greene’s book, which I haven’t read yet, and which I hope will clarify the issue.
But frankly I don’t trust physicists anymore: the ‘god question’ madness is going to do the same thing to their subject that it did to evolutionary. Nothing Darwinists say is on the level, because their agenda is forefront.
Let us hope that physicists will survive this.
The older brands of parallel universe theory, to me, were stupid, and transparent efforts to promote agendas.
In fact, the idea of an infinite number of parallel universes variable in all possible combinations is a horror thought that is surely wrong. Some idea of potentiality has been turned into a reality to press an agenda against design arguments.
But the larger developments of string theory are slightly different, so it may be time for an upgrade read here, viz. Greene’s book.
But keep in mind that physicists can’t see the trap in Darwinism. That makes them suspect of limited intelligence outside the rubric of the math that ‘does the work’ of thought.
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12.11.10
Posted in physics at 12:51 pm by nemo
Neutron Stars and String Theory in a Lab: Chilled Atoms Give Clues to Deep Space and Particle Physics
ScienceDaily (Dec. 11, 2010) — Using lasers to contain some ultra-chilled atoms, a team of scientists has measured the viscosity or stickiness of a gas often considered to be the sixth state of matter. The measurements verify that this gas can be used as a “scale model” of exotic matter, such as super-high temperature superconductors, the nuclear matter of neutron stars, and even the state of matter created microseconds after the Big Bang.
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12.09.10
Posted in physics at 12:02 pm by nemo
Comment on entanglement
Dov Henis said,
December 7, 2010 at 10:34 pm ·Entanglement loophole closed
A long-distance experiment rejects a challenge to quantum physics.
http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/64935/title/Entanglement_loophole_closed
An old USSR joke:
Question: Is it true that the USSR-made car “Volga” makes a 90-degree turn at 100 km/hr?
Answer: Yes…. but only once.
- Is entanglement a “yes, but only once” affair for each entangled objects pair/group?
and, if so indeed,
- Are the states-of-systems of entangled objects decided upon separation of the objects, not upon their measurment?
Dov Henis
(Comments From The 22nd Century)
DNAnomics Is Not Genomics
http://www.the-scientist.com/news/display/57814/
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11.19.10
Posted in physics at 1:22 pm by nemo
Surprise Link Between Weird Quantum Phenomena: Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle Sets Limits on Einstein’s ‘Spooky Action at a Distance’
ScienceDaily (Nov. 18, 2010) — Researchers have uncovered a fundamental link between the two defining properties of quantum physics. The result is being heralded as a dramatic breakthrough in our basic understanding of quantum mechanics and provides new clues to researchers seeking to understand the foundations of quantum theory. The result addresses the question of why quantum behaviour is as weird as it is — but no weirder.
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11.13.10
Posted in cosmology, Evolution, physics at 3:50 pm by nemo
Comment on Goldilocks Enigma
Some interesting material from P. Kinnon, and a reference to his book:
Peter Kinnon said,
November 13, 2010 at 1:01 am ·
Your observation is right on the mark. The absence of the slightest hint of teleology is a deeply entrenched dogma for almost all those in the current scientific establishment.
Supposedly rational individuals wriggle and squirm, inventing the most extravagant hypotheses to avoid the strong patterns which are staring them in the face.
In actuality the most convincing evidence for directionality is not in the values of the universal constant but is to be found way “downstream” within the chemistry which their “fine-tuning” uniquely enables.
The wider aspects of evolutionary processes and their directionality are the subject of my newly published work “The Goldilocks Effect”.
(This title, by the was not derived from Paul Davies’s book, which I discovered only after publication. As I suspected from other books of his that I have read it is a fairly pedestrian recapitulation of the extensive general literature based around the four constants and in no way overlaps my own.)
Please go to my website:
http://www.unusual-perspectives.net
There you will find more info on “The Goldilocks Effect” My email address will be found there as a graphic and if you contact me I will send you a free copy as a celebration of having found intelligent life among the blogs.
Meanwhile, my first book, “Unusual Perspectives” is available for free download. You will find Chapters 10 and 11 the most directly relevant to this topic.
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10.19.10
Posted in physics at 11:14 am by nemo
Moving Monopoles Caught on Camera: Researchers Make Visible Movement of Monopoles in Assembly of Nanomagnets
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10.03.10
Posted in physics at 12:09 pm by nemo
Three Solid-State Qubits Entangled: Big Step Toward Quantum Error Correction
ScienceDaily (Oct. 1, 2010) — The rules that govern the world of the very small, quantum mechanics, are known for being bizarre. One of the strangest tenets is something called quantum entanglement, in which two or more objects (such as particles of light, called photons) become inextricably linked, so that measuring certain properties of one object reveals information about the other(s), even if they are separated by thousands of miles. Einstein found the consequences of entanglement so unpalatable he famously dubbed it “spooky action at a distance.”
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09.29.10
Posted in physics, technology at 12:18 pm by nemo
Single Electron Reader Opens Path for Quantum Computing
ScienceDaily (Sep. 26, 2010) — A team led by engineers and physicists at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Sydney, Australia, have developed one of the key building blocks needed to make a quantum computer using silicon: a “single electron reader.”
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09.27.10
Posted in physics at 11:43 am by nemo
Everything really is relative
Physicists demonstrate time-warping principle in the realm of the ordinaryBy Rachel Ehrenberg Exploring the peculiar effects of Einstein’s relativity is no longer rocket science. Tabletop experiments at a lab in Colorado have illustrated the odd behavior of time, a strangeness typically probed with space travel and jet planes.
Using superprecise atomic clocks, scientists have witnessed time dilation — the bizarre speeding up or slowing down of time described by Einstein’s theories of relativity. The experiments are presented in the Sept. 24 Science.
“Modern technology has gotten so precise you can see these exotic effects in the range of your living room,” says physicist Clifford Will of Washington University in St. Louis. The experiments don’t reveal any new physics, Will says, but “what makes it cute and pretty cool is they have done it on a tabletop.”
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09.24.10
Posted in physics at 10:47 am by nemo
Pair of Aluminum Atomic Clocks Reveal Einstein’s Relativity at a Personal Scale
ScienceDaily (Sep. 24, 2010) — Scientists have known for decades that time passes faster at higher elevations — a curious aspect of Einstein’s theories of relativity that previously has been measured by comparing clocks on the earth’s surface and a high-flying rocket.
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09.03.10
Posted in physics at 1:05 pm by nemo
The fine-structure constant and the nature of the universe
Ye cannae change the laws of physics
Or can you?
Aug 31st 2010
RICHARD FEYNMAN, Nobel laureate and physicist extraordinaire, called it a “magic number” and its value “one of the greatest damn mysteries of physics”. The number he was referring to, which goes by the symbol alpha and the rather more long-winded name of the fine-structure constant, is magic indeed. If it were a mere 4% bigger or smaller than it is, stars would not be able to sustain the nuclear reactions that synthesise carbon and oxygen. One consequence would be that squishy, carbon-based life would not exist.
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Posted in physics at 12:57 pm by nemo
More Hawking
I was critical yesterday of Hawking’s new assertions (from his book), but the issue for me is not that of theism and the Big Bang but the incompleteness of physical laws used to decree the nature of existence. The question of consciousness never arises here, but then is analyzed via reductionism. So the debate is a bit futile.
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09.02.10
Posted in cosmology, physics at 12:07 pm by nemo
Leading theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking has argued that the idea of God creating the universe is false.
In a new book hitting shelves next week, Hawking argues that there is a new series of theories has convinced him that the idea of a sentient deliberate creator of the universe was redundant. He says in the book :” Because there is a law such as gravity, the universe can and will create itself from nothing. Spontaneous creation is the reason there is something rather than nothing, why the universe exists, why we exist”.
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08.19.10
Posted in Evolution, Kant, physics at 1:06 pm by nemo
http://darwiniana.com/2010/08/19/the-unreasonable-stupidity-of-the-physics-cult/
I was a little unfair to this article, which is worth reading, and which shows that, ironically, physicists have a better ‘design’ argument than religionists–they just can’t quite get a handle on it.
I should note that Kant, with what success (?), tried to show that Newton’s laws were ‘a priori’, a task that has not found favor with later thinkers. But I think his point, although it derailed in the attempt, was profound. It is an aspect of our ‘widget’ consciousness, or tool thinking, which is so simple that we take it for granted: a force is required (by all space-time apes, etc…) to push/pull/crack coconuts, and in the absence of that force things proceed as per nothing much. Newton’s laws tweak our sense of this and often seem to state the obvious.
In any case, the Darwinian formulation is upside down. It is trying to create a law of force out of natural selection, and it won’t work. Because such a ‘force’ would seem like a designer at work. But the latter issue is not the point.
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08.02.10
Posted in Philosophy, physics at 12:27 pm by nemo
God 2.0. The quantum flapdoodle of New Age author Deepak Chopra is a failed effort to update medieval theology…
I clicked on this right away, only to find that Mike Shermer was taking on Chopra.
I have a few problems with quantum theology, but even after a ‘dog does the paper’ treatment of quantum mechanics grafted on theology the fact remains that there is more in QM than is dreamt of in Shermer’s philosophy.
I think that it is a mistake to persist in using the term ‘god’, if you wish to divorce it from its monotheistic roots in Xtianity, et al.
But the problem with Chopra’s thinking is not that it is worng, but that we can’t arrive at any conclusions that are sound, as with all brands of theism/atheism.
I think that QM rediscovered Kant, and his ‘noumenal’ dimension, and that the paradoxex of physics are bumping up against that provocative and frustrating limit
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07.23.10
Posted in physics at 12:35 pm by nemo
Quantum Mechanics Not in Jeopardy: Physicists Confirm a Decades-Old Key Principle Experimentally
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07.12.10
Posted in physics at 2:55 pm by nemo
The Proton — Smaller Than Thought: Scientists Measure Charge Radius of Hydrogen Nucleus and Stumble Across Physics Mysteries
ScienceDaily (July 12, 2010) — Big problems sometimes come in small packages. The problem with which physicists must now concern themselves measures a mere 0.0350 millionth of a millionth of a millimetre. This is precisely the difference between the new, smaller, dimension of the proton, the nucleus of the hydrogen atom, and the value which has been assumed so far. Instead of 0.8768 femtometres, it measures only 0.8418 femtometres.
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07.09.10
Posted in Booknotes, physics at 2:04 pm by nemo
From Eternity to Here: The Quest for the Ultimate Theory of Time
by Sean Carroll
http://www.powells.com/review/2010_07_06
Well, Isn’t That Special?
A review by David Lindley
Stars as well as human beings are born, grow old, and die. In the 19th century scientists proposed the dismaying notion of the “heat death” of the universe, according to which every hot thing becomes tepid while all cool things become warm, so that in the end all matter exists at the same middling temperature and the future is an eternal unchanging tedium. Physicists have a word for this general tendency toward decay and dissipation: entropy. And entropy, as Sean Carroll, a physicist and cosmologist at the California Institute of Technology, ably explains, is all about the directionality of time. The onward march of time fundamentally derives from something peculiar about the way the universe was born, and that’s the puzzle Carroll attempts to resolve.
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07.04.10
Posted in physics at 12:54 pm by nemo
How Rules of Physics in Quantum World Change When Applied to Classical World
ScienceDaily (July 3, 2010) — Dartmouth researchers have discovered a potentially important piece of the quantum/classical puzzle — learning how the rules of physics in the quantum world (think smaller than microscopic) change when applied to the classical world (think every day items, like cars and trees).
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06.26.10
Posted in physics at 12:26 pm by nemo
New ‘Fix’ for Cosmic Clocks Could Help Uncover Ripples in Space-Time
ScienceDaily (June 25, 2010) — An international team of scientists have developed a promising new technique which could turn pulsars — superb natural cosmic clocks — into even more accurate time-keepers.
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06.13.10
Posted in Evolution, physics at 2:53 pm by nemo
The Lost Prestige of Nuclear Physics
I find this a puzzling argument, but, OK, maybe there is something to this.
But what is strange is that the failure of Darwinism to reach the level of real science doesn’t seem to impact the minds of scientists who are otherwise so nimble in the realm of physics. That fact itself should remind us that evolutionary theory has as yet no right foundation, and that the prestige or authority of Darwinism is quite spurious.
One thing we can suspect is that the intelligence needed to do physics is not very intelligent about the larger issues of cosmic life and evolution. They don’t reduce to the mathematical mother lode that makes progress in physics so fruitful.
With the rise of Einstein, the preeminence of biology came to an end, and the new physics came to be seen as the pinnacle of man’s effort to know reality. Moreover, the status thus conferred on physicists was not merely scientific; it seemed to an awed public that Einstein and the nuclear physicists, by peering and penetrating into the structure and stuff of the universe, had attained not just factual knowledge but moral wisdom, too—a perception that contributed significantly to Einstein’s aura of detached saintliness. While nuclear physics enjoyed this marvelous public image, professionals and professors from other disciplines—from architecture to social science—began to write their papers and publications in such a way that they would sound as if they had been written, if not by physicists, then by practitioners very like them.
But in the second half of the century this high ground of public adulation was lost. Fields like computer science and genetics overtook physics as the most respected and charismatic exemplars of scientific advance. Theatrical films, television dramas, comic books, novels, and other media began to promote an image of atomic science as a dangerous tool of sinister interests—corrupt politicians, cynical industrialists, and evil (or at least irresponsible) scientists—aiming to impose nuclear technologies on the world while recklessly ignoring the threats of war, terrorism, and contamination.
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06.05.10
Posted in physics at 1:08 pm by nemo
Spooky Eyes: Using Human Volunteers to Witness Quantum Entanglement
Quantum physicists have a novel plan for an experiment that uses the human eye to detect “spooky action at a distance”
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06.03.10
Posted in physics at 11:32 am by nemo
Scientists Create Artificial Mini ‘Black Hole’
ScienceDaily (June 3, 2010) — Chinese researchers have successfully built an electromagnetic absorbing device for microwave frequencies. The device, made of a thin cylinder comprising 60 concentric rings of metamaterials, is capable of absorbing microwave radiation, and has been compared to an astrophysical black hole (which, in space, soaks up matter and light).
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05.20.10
Posted in cosmology, physics at 11:35 am by nemo
A New Clue to Explain Existence
By DENNIS OVERBYE
Physicists at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory are reporting that they have discovered a new clue that could help unravel one of the biggest mysteries of cosmology: why the universe is composed of matter and not its evil-twin opposite, antimatter. If confirmed, the finding portends fundamental discoveries at the new Large Hadron Collider outside Geneva, as well as a possible explanation for our own existence.
In a mathematically perfect universe, we would be less than dead; we would never have existed. According to the basic precepts of Einsteinian relativity and quantum mechanics, equal amounts of matter and antimatter should have been created in the Big Bang and then immediately annihilated each other in a blaze of lethal energy, leaving a big fat goose egg with which to make stars, galaxies and us. And yet we exist, and physicists (among others) would dearly like to know why.
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05.18.10
Posted in physics at 11:32 am by nemo
The Search For Hidden Dimensions
By BRIAN GREENE, JOSH TIMONEN, RDFRS – RDF TV
http://richarddawkins.net/videos/471000-the-search-for-hidden-dimensions
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05.17.10
Posted in Evolution, physics at 11:44 am by nemo
Bang goes the theory: How physicists lost touch with reality
From Einstein’s formulations to the Hadron Collider, experiments stretch the limits of science. So how did physics finds itself overwhelmed by theory?
Darwinism was always in this position, the theory of natural selection being a grossly abused abstraction attempting to storm the gates of metaphysics.
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05.10.10
Posted in physics at 11:59 am by nemo
Quantum Darwinism
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05.07.10
Posted in Evolution, Philosophy, physics, Schopenhauer at 3:01 pm by nemo
Critique of Intelligent Design: Materialism versus Creationism from Antiquity to the Present
by John Bellamy Foster, Brett Clark, and Richard York
We just discussed the book on Gould by the same two authors who wrote the book above: we have commented here at length on that book, use the search box.
It is an interesting book, but the emphasis on ‘materialism’ is bit passe at this point (as is the design arugment). After all we have had a century of QM (what to say of even more time with electromagnetid field theory), the emphasis on materialism is a ghost from the nineteenth century positivists.
The issue of evolution is not materialism versus design.
Marxists crippled themselves with materialism in the generation of Marx, even as Schopenhauer without religious obsessions produced a version of transcendentalism idealism that would have served Marx better. Marx’s thinking was downright clumsy by comparison.
To be sure Schopenhauer has surface problems in this work that drive people away, surface problems. He ended with a metaphysics of the will, which is odd, or is it right on?
We can see exactly what is missing from evolutionism, stuck in its material reductionism. It is Ok to make the same charge in reverse for Schopenhauer’s idealism, but the point is our suspicion that just as classical physics was resolved with force fields (gravity the first) so…., so we are not sure, but it would seem that a ‘force field’ construct must be involved in the paradoxes of evolution. That may be off, but the fact is that something much more complex than material processes is involved in the processes of development. It is hard to avoid this kind of thinking when you look at the real processes of evolution seen in world history.
Schopenhauer and Kant are much better than simple idealism, which is different. In any case, there is no victor in the dialectic of materialism and idealism. Why did that enter into Marxist fundamentalism, only to confuse the left for over a century. A more sophisticated dialectic would have served better.
Material issues are inescapable, but so are ‘idea’ issues as Schopenhauer understood well, with his artificial and preposterous but cogent annexation of the ‘Platonic ideas’ into his thinking.
You can’t reduce ideas to material forces (or vice versa)>
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05.05.10
Posted in physics at 1:31 pm by nemo
New Microscope Able to ‘See’ Atoms for First Time: Atomic Structure of Tiny Virus Imaged
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