will tehre ever be a single particle that makes EVERYTHING

thinkdesigns · 2005-07-27 20:02:21

will we ever get to the point where we can get a single particle from anything, will there ever be a basis at which everything can be made, or will it just keep getting smaller, if we do we will have gotten to the smallest possible thing, that happens to also be inside a black hole THE SINGULARITY. or will it just get so small we just get to energy that is bound together by gravity. it seems to make sense to me, everything being energy bound together by gravity over itself, because this energy is sooooo great the gravity can hold it together. i kinda think this is basically the string theory, except theirs is in a string, and hell, why not!

MathsIsFun · 2005-07-27 21:02:58

I believe there are no particles. There are only relationships.

The Universe is made of relationships.

Our brains like to say "A" is separated from "B", but really there is only the separation.

Just a theory of mine ... but I think it deserves thought.

thinkdesigns · 2005-07-27 22:13:27

yes, but these A's and B's are our particles, it is just a difference perspection

MathsIsFun · 2005-07-28 10:38:19

In the beginning there was no information, then one bit formed randomly from the void, then another, and another. The bits interacted and out of the order, chaos was formed.

Jai Ganesh · 2005-07-28 16:36:40

thinkdesigns wrote:

......or will it just keep getting smaller, if we do we will have gotten to the smallest possible thing,.....

Atoms were considered to be the building blocks, then the subatomic particles were discovered....and now, it is said that the subatomic particles like neutrons, protons, electorns etc are made up of quarks;
but I am not sure whether that is true for neutrinos, mesons, muons, positrons etc.

insomnia · 2005-07-28 21:11:24

Quarks hold the protons and neutrons together with the electrons wizzing (scientific term) around the outside in their orbits.

We have to get Zach back. He will put this matter to rest. He will also probably insult us all. I don't know how he knows all this stuff and isn't good at science (he is, but not as good as me), however he will probably get a higher grade then me as I didn't do my coursework very well. I was top of the year (year 11) with my modules and mocks in science (GCSE).

Just 27 days until we get our GCSE results.

insomnia · 2005-07-28 21:13:48

If you believe in dark matter, then this might me the *particle* that holds the universe together. I say *particle* as I don't remember the actual scientific term for it.

Read Philip Pullmans "Dark Materials". There are 3 books and they go through Dark Matter and everything. Don't how much is based in actual science, but it's a very good read.

Jai Ganesh · 2005-07-31 18:58:40

But before that read 'A Brief Histroy of Time' by Stephen Hawking

MathsIsFun · 2005-07-31 19:44:21

insomnia wrote:

Just 27 days until we get our GCSE results.

Gott my fingers crossed for you (and it is hard to type with fingers ccrossed)

insomnia · 2005-07-31 21:10:35

yes it is depending on how many you got crossed!!

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