Makes mah head hurt! -- Brak
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When physicist Vitaly Efimov heard his theory had finally been proven, he ran up to the younger scientist who had verified it and gave him a high five.
Efimov had predicted a quantum-mechanical version of Borromean rings, a symbol that first showed up in Afghan Buddhist art from around the second century. The symbol depicts three rings linked together; if any ring were removed, they would all come apart.
Efimov theorized an analog to the rings using particles: Three particles (such as atoms or protons or even quarks) could be bound together in a stable state, even though any two of them could not bind without the third. The physicist first proposed the idea, based on a mathematical proof, in 1970. Since then, no one has been able to demonstrate the phenomenon in the lab — until recently.
A team of physicists led by Randy Hulet of Rice University in Houston finally achieved the trio of particles, and published their findings in the online journal Science Express.
"It was very exciting, because after 40 years of this prediction being out there, it was finally verified," Hulet told LiveScience. ...
Efimov had predicted a quantum-mechanical version of Borromean rings, a symbol that first showed up in Afghan Buddhist art from around the second century. The symbol depicts three rings linked together; if any ring were removed, they would all come apart.
Efimov theorized an analog to the rings using particles: Three particles (such as atoms or protons or even quarks) could be bound together in a stable state, even though any two of them could not bind without the third. The physicist first proposed the idea, based on a mathematical proof, in 1970. Since then, no one has been able to demonstrate the phenomenon in the lab — until recently.
A team of physicists led by Randy Hulet of Rice University in Houston finally achieved the trio of particles, and published their findings in the online journal Science Express.
"It was very exciting, because after 40 years of this prediction being out there, it was finally verified," Hulet told LiveScience. ...
PARTICLE PHYSICS AND THE HIEROGLYPHS OF THE PYRAMID TEXTS
Chaotic, random and seemingly unrelated……...but they're all in the same 'place' so they must be related. Experts consider them to be magical formulae and “not coherent”. They make constant reference to the cosmos and another invisible world that is intertwined with ours. It is accepted that the Sun and an invisible life force are central to existence, and there is constant affirmation of the greatness and power of heaven, or the 'other' existence. The universe is seen as an ocean and made of water.
So say the Pyramid texts, the very earliest of all our ancient [sacred] writings.
Now let's look at recent evidence from scientific sources.
Chaotic, random and seemingly unrelated…….but they're all in the same 'place' so they must be related. The magical and incoherent world of quantum theory and particle physics formulae. The scientists now talk of the existence of a universe in which each particle has an unseen partner. There is another world, a world hidden from view, which co-exists with ours. A parallel universe that is intertwined with ours. The Sun pumps out an invisible life force that is central to existence, and the scientists now use words like waves, ocean and liquid to describe the universe.
Sound familiar? ...
Chaotic, random and seemingly unrelated……...but they're all in the same 'place' so they must be related. Experts consider them to be magical formulae and “not coherent”. They make constant reference to the cosmos and another invisible world that is intertwined with ours. It is accepted that the Sun and an invisible life force are central to existence, and there is constant affirmation of the greatness and power of heaven, or the 'other' existence. The universe is seen as an ocean and made of water.
So say the Pyramid texts, the very earliest of all our ancient [sacred] writings.
Now let's look at recent evidence from scientific sources.
Chaotic, random and seemingly unrelated…….but they're all in the same 'place' so they must be related. The magical and incoherent world of quantum theory and particle physics formulae. The scientists now talk of the existence of a universe in which each particle has an unseen partner. There is another world, a world hidden from view, which co-exists with ours. A parallel universe that is intertwined with ours. The Sun pumps out an invisible life force that is central to existence, and the scientists now use words like waves, ocean and liquid to describe the universe.
Sound familiar? ...
The Hindus and Buddhists have spent well more than a thousand years telling us this.
Ta much, dear DontheFox
Ta much, dear DontheFox