I think that everything travels in waves. Why do things travel in waves? This is because: in order for a reaction to occur, an action needs to occur. In other words, there is a cause for everything. I believe in pendulum swings. The enitire universe is one big pendulum swing. Space/Time bends and streches in places. It's as simple as that. It's sort of like one big rubber band. That is the theory of everything.
Matter and energy are interconvertable. A certain amount of energy can be converted into matter and antimatter, and vice versa. There is also a certain particle that is instantly connected to another particle regardless of how far away it is. This is evidence that there is no empty space. (I forgot what this particle is, I think it's an electron and positron, but I don't remember) Matter attracts matter. Energy is always being omitted and absorbed. (Moslty omitted and diluted-Entropy)
If the universe were totally diluted, it would all be one substance . It would be like a still guitar string. However, it is made of different things. This is like a string that has been plucked. Everything that exists is the result of pure subsance being acted one way then reacted in the opposite direction. That is why things travel in waves. I think this is consistant with string theory. I don't really know anything about it, but I think string theory says the same stuff.
For all we know, matter and antimatter are just desructive waves. Then what happens when consructive waves meet?
Entropy can be explained by the guitar string analogy. The string slowly goes back to being silent, consistent, and nonmoving. But--What the hell plucked the string? Is it a perpetual system?
The periodic table gives all the elements. What if the universe was suddenly pressurized? Would the elements be altered just like chemicals are altered when the system is pressurized?
Are quarks the way they are because the universes environment and equilibream dictate that they be the way they are now? If some characteristic of the universe were altered, would the quarks and thus the elemants be altered also? After all, they are all interconnected and continuous aren't they?
Are there different universes?
Spinoza, in the 1600's, beleived there was no empty space; that space bended and streched in places. Matter and energy and space were the attributes of this bending and streching.
If an object traveled the speed of light, would it become 2-dimensional? Would it be infinitely massive?
As an object approaches the speed of light, it compresses reletive to a slower moving object. This could be explained by the object being made of a wave, this wave compresses the faster it moves. However, within the wave, you cannot tell you are being bent. This tells you how things are within the wave. This could be because of a dimension we don't know about. It's like the point of view within the wave is a projection--a dimension is omitted in order to view the wave. It's like a 3-dimensional object being projected onto the x-y plane. If you were to draw a 2-d wave and see that when it compresses like a spring, the length of the string does not change, it is the overall wave (string) that compresses. That could be why when the wave is compressed, the wave does not know it. It only sees its length, not whether it's compressed or not. It's compression is a dimension outside of itself. This could explain why inertia encreases with speed. Just as a springs stregth inreases as it is compressed, so does an object (wave) as it increases its speed. However, at constant speed, nothing changes.
The reason we cannot see extra dimensions is because we have not evolved the ability to see them. If extra dimensions exist, there is a way to see them, we just have to find it.
Aristotle believed that a man could be confined to just a small room for his entire life and he could figure out everything with just the stuff that immediately surrounds him. In other words, everything you need in life is surrounding you right now. All the laws of physics can be deduced if you are creative enough with your environment. I believe that the theory of everything can be found by studying water. This is because waters wave and particle properties can be easily observed. Everything that exists has wave and particle properties. One of the great mysteries of light is that is acts both as a wave and a particle. Water moves in waves and it is made of molecules. Light moves in waves and it seems to be made of photons. Now, what about gravity? Studying how a tightened string reacts when it is plucked should also help understand waves and particles. I think that we should stop separating waves from particles and realize they are part of the same thing. Particles are probably just regularities in wave patterns. They are stable patterns of waves that exert a force to create stability and thus what we consider particles - matter.
Does everything that exists have bothe wave properties and particle properties? If so, then why is this? --I think this is the question that needs to be answered in order to solve our great mystery.
I believe that quantum physics is the particle aspect of things and relativity is the wave aspect of things. They are the micro and the macro, respectively.
I am going to assume that balance exists in the universe, just like a yin-yang. Gravity can be explained if it is the reaction to an action that separated all matter. It's like when a rubber band is stretched out, it compresses back in on itself. What we think of as gravity is just matter returning back to its original state. However, if this were the case, would gravity always be constant? With a rubber band, the closer it is to the unstreched state, the lighter the contracting force. The more streched it is, the stronger the force. Gravity is dependent on the amount of matter. The more matter per volume, the greater the force.
According to string theory, extra dimensions can exist on a macro or micro level. Matter can be explained by stating that it is made up of a micro-dimension that separates it from other particles. (To understand an extra dimension on a micro level, imagine a hose from far away. It looks two dimensional but up close it is 3.)Matter can be energy that folded around itself through an extra dimension. When matter and ant-matter touch, they both unfold each other and turn into what we call energy which radiates outward in the form of a wave. Think of matter and anti-matter as being two spheric shells. For every matter particle created, antimatter must be created also.
The meaning of E = mc2:
Every amount of mass has an amount of potential energy in it. A mass of one pound is equivalent of the amount of energy in the atomic bomb dropped on hiroshima. (I saw this on the Discovery Channel) It is also essential to know that two types of matter exist in the universe - matter and antimatter. When matter and antimatter come into contact with one another, they both combine to form energy. (For every particle of matter that is created, a particle of antimatter must be created. Each will have the same amount of mass but an opposite charge. For example, every element of matter is made up of protons, neutrons, and electrons, with positive, neutral, and negative charges, respectively. In antimatter, there are opposites-the opposite of a proton has the same mass but a negative charge, the opposite of an electron is called a positron, with the same mass but a positive charge.) Matter and antimatter are created from energy and energy is created from matter and antimatter; both are interchangeable. It is probably more correct to break these down into mass and energy. If energy is to be converted into mass, it must be split exactly in half so as to produce matter and antimatter. If mass is to be converted into energy, both matter and antimatter must be combined or simultaneously form 1/2 of an energy unit each. There is probabley a balance in the universe between matter and antimatter.
It is important to note that antimatter was discovered by someone in the 1920's who was playing around with math equations for atoms looking for "funny mathematics" when he discovered that for every proton and electron produced, there are objects produced with the same mass but opposite charges.
The meaning of the above equation is that when you increase the energy, you increase the mass. When you decrease the energy, you decrease the mass.
Can an oscillation move forever? If not, the reason could be explained by the theory that energy is quantized. It will decrease in quantum amounts until it eventually reaches zero. This could explain why any observable oscillation always seems to stop. If the universe behaves the same on humans observable level that it does on a macro level, than no infinite oscillation can exist anywhere, ever.
Why are things quantized? Are dimensions related to quantization? Is structure the result of stuff being quantized, or vice versa?
If you were to pluck a string, then cut in in half and pluck it again, you will the same sound, only higher. That is, you will hear the same note on a higher octave. What if this is related to the quantization of things. This could be the origin of structure in the universe.
(Calculus)
