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The Science Of Physics
Author: Michael Mathiesen
Narrator: Michael Mathiesen
Unabridged: 4 hr 10 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Author's Republic
Published: 10/11/2021
Genre: Science - Physics
Synopsis
It all started with the discovery of the God Particle. From here, we can infer that the universe was created for a reason. Moving along to the next most important discovery in Science, we learned that when electrons become entangled – like two people meeting at a bar – they may fall in love and never forget about their new lover. When the state of one of these sub-atomic life forms changes, the other ‘married’ partner changes its state to counter-act their lover. This happens regardless of distance with zero time expanded. Clearly something magical is happening. Einstein called this ‘Spooky action at a distance’ and refused to believe it possible, until evidence proved that it was not only possible, but shown to happen over and over in the laboratory. Future computers – Quantum Computers – are being designed today to exploit this new knowledge about our most basic and fundamental force of Electro-magnetism.With the invention of a new number - Zero (i) - we now have the ability to formulate the next equation in our comprehensive understanding of the universe. 0(i) = U or Zero to the power of Infinity = any number. Any number in the universe both negative and positive, the most extremely small things all the way up to the most extremely large. This is the connecting force that we've been searching for, the Unified Field Theory that Einstein was looking for until the day he died Is it 'The Force' in Star Wars? That's for you to figure out. Maybe it's worth a shot.
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