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@redhammer1917

2 ай бұрын

I remember when this channel had 530 subscribers that's when I subbed this channel had grown more than any other channel I have seen it's unreal 😮

@OfficialGOD

2 ай бұрын

String theory - if you need 10 dimensions to make the math work, it is right off the bat delusional as Penrose said. Quantum field theory - if you need infinities to make predictions right, it's more delusional than string theory.

@saftheartist6137

2 ай бұрын

Maybe the “Tube Hypothesis” could further string theory and possibly quantum field theory? - tube hypothesis proposes that the fundamental strings in string theory are tubes (possibly two-dimensional) that facilitate vibration, by channeling the flow of spacetime.

@81giorikas

2 ай бұрын

What are the particles that make a quantum harmonic oscillator.

@alfadog67

2 ай бұрын

It was a fun way to incorporate NordVPN into your science!

I'm absolutely sure we will find the other missing dimensions in the same place my dryer loses my socks.

@Mulavi

2 ай бұрын

Check your local paper, or online, for the next Single Sock Symposium (SX3) in your area. The best place to find that matching single sock you've been looking for that you lost through the dryer wormhole.

@alfadog67

2 ай бұрын

Your socks are in superposition, waiting to be measured.

@beautimous7347

2 ай бұрын

@@alfadog67 then they must also be entangled because I'm missing whole pairs.

@beautimous7347

2 ай бұрын

@martinblank-th2kx does that mean my socks disappeared at light speed?

@debrainwasher

2 ай бұрын

Since your dryer lives in a symmetrical spacetime-system (see Noether theorem), eradication of your socks would violate conservation of energy (aka mass). There are three things, that hold in symmetrical systems - otherwise our universe would collapse: i) conservation of energy, ii) conservation of momentum, iii) Pauli's exclusion principle. Every single known physical law obeys these basic principles.

The Nord VPN Placement was hilarious :D

@drasiella

2 ай бұрын

Is this some kind of stock app joke Im too ReVanced to understand?

@LowellBoggs

2 ай бұрын

Great job on the commercial insertion!

@condor6222

2 ай бұрын

​@@drasiella it was one of arvin's smoothest segues

@willywonka4340

2 ай бұрын

"warp!" 😂

@christopherellis2663

2 ай бұрын

Nerd VPN

but the idea that a graviton being a force carrier conflicts with the idea that gravity is not a force but a twisting of space-time.

@Johnny-bm7ry

2 ай бұрын

@harper262 what you are saying is exactly the problem physicists are trying to resolve. General Relativity says gravity is warping of spacetime due to mass and energy. QFT says fundamental forces, of which gravity is one, is mediated through particles. We need a new theory to reconcile the two descriptions.

@HunnidTheTrapper02

2 ай бұрын

But QFT says nothing about gravity. That's the problem. Gravity isn't a force but can be described in terms of gauge fields. In QFT gauge fields correspond to force carriers and so gravity is assumed to be a force. However, there is no trivial way to quantize gravity and that's where the problem lies - providing a quantized field-theoretic description of gravity ​@@Johnny-bm7ry.

@cephalosjr.1835

2 ай бұрын

That’s not what the issue is. You can write down a perfectly good theory of quantum gravity in 2 dimensions, so whatever intuitions we have about general relativity aren’t really a problem. The problem is that quantized general relativity in 4 dimensions is nonrenormalizable. You need to include an infinite number of free parameters to get results that aren’t obviously unphysical infinities. This is a huge problem and physicists really don’t like it.

@NPC2358

2 ай бұрын

Does the earth still have gravity if one day suddenly stopped spinning around (Rotation) ??

@HunnidTheTrapper02

2 ай бұрын

@@NPC2358 yes. All it needs is mass.

So cool! Thanks for the detailed explanation 😊

Ok. This is one of those videos I will need to watch a few more times if there is any hope for me to almost understand. Thanks for the rabbit hole, Arvin.🙂

The visualizations are very helpful

Thanks for the info

Thanks for this video

6:51 this is my first time seeing a string theory equation

@chriskennedy2846

2 ай бұрын

Don't worry, you haven't been missing much. String Theory has nothing to do with reality and everything to do with the University system collecting billions of dollars in tuition $$$ from physics students. I can't imagine how cognitively compromised I would have to be before I would agree to pay an institution that much $$$ for a degree in science fiction.

@ika5666

2 ай бұрын

and it is not one, just a misleading complicated formula one of many one can write.

@kashu7691

29 күн бұрын

@@ika5666looks fine to me, it’s an amplitude of genus g written as a sum over moduli. standard.

@ika5666

29 күн бұрын

@@kashu7691 I see it, but it is not the "string theory equation".

@kashu7691

29 күн бұрын

@@ika5666 i would say it is, perturbative string theory is entirely equivalent to the set of all its amplitudes

Like always, brief, concise and to the point description of comparison between QFT and ST.. Request you to make similar video describing the comparison between QFT and LQG (Loop Quantum Gravity).

Excellent, Arvin.

I have an idea on how to visualize string theory's extra dimensions. As it's been said that it's impossible for our brains to visualize extra dimensions, this can bypassed by the assertion that the extra dimensions are compactified, so the visualization can remain 3D. Each of the extra compactified dimensions can be visualized by giving an object extra visual properties but keeping their 3D location the same. Imagine a ball. You can visualize it moving through the first 4 dimensions by moving it around and watching it in motion. Then imagine a 5th dimension: moving through a color gradient from blue to red. So now you can move a ball through regular 4D space (its motion being the 4th dimension), and you can move it back and forth through the 5th by changing its color from red to blue or back. You can then add additional visual properties to represent further dimensions. Imagine a conversation between 2 particles: "Hey, I'm here where you told us to meet, at the exact coordinates and at the right time, but I don't see you", "Your x,y,z is correct, and I'm still here. However, you need to come bluer to me. You're too far away off in the red. Come bluer and you'll see me" "Oh ok, I see you now. I must've taken the wrong turn at purple". If you take away an object's innate visual description and give it to the coordinate system, you can represent another dimension by having it represent another dimension's gradient by making it be an arrow that can point in various directions, each direction representing a point on that dimension's gradient. Like an arrow on a speedometer pointing to numbers, it could be pointing at its representive coordinate for that dimension. So if the 6th dimension were represented by a fuel fage, those particles can extend their conversation: "let's go for a stroll. We can keep our x,y,z coordinates, stay in the blue, but we can take a stroll from full to empty and then back. 1 lap". Since motion in the extra dimensions doesn't affect the x,y,z coordinates, this should work, as it remains conistent with the 3D world, borrowing some of its attributes to represent motion in dimensions we can't see, the same way that worldlines on a spacetime diagram borrow the Y dimension to represent time.

@godspeed5428

2 ай бұрын

U r the first one to have a similar idea as mine.. Honestly I don't like this.. I thought that was an original idea of mine which only I thought of.. Feeling odd to see someone with similar thought process.. My idea was just the same.. It's like we all are living in red 3D space with yellow and other colours 3D space overlaying ours.. . Imagine we living inside a Rubik's cube with each face colour emitting that color light and we living in red 3D face.. All 6 sides emitting thier colour .. They are the other dimensions we can't access coz we are not just colour blind in our eyes but colour blind in our bodies as a whole.. And some higher being who is not colour blind can see us all 6 coloured beings with his eyes... Just like we can see video games character but they can't see us or know of us..

@theotormon

Ай бұрын

@@godspeed5428 I have also considered the possibility that qualities associated with sensory experience could be considered as dimensions and formalized mathematically. Though I hadn't considered it in nearly so much depth as OP. It would certainly jive with the idea that consciousness plays some role in physics.

@ero-

Күн бұрын

Wow! I appreciate your knowledge 😮

Arvin, the image I have is more like that extra dimensions are rather the properties of a given point in space-time. Meaning 4 for space and time; 2 for electromagnetism; 1 for temperature; 2 for the strong and weak force; etc. BTW: As gravity is not a force but a gradient of bend space-time, I don't think a Graviton is necessary.

I was literally blown away by the way of your explanation😮👏

Me watching not understanding any of this but really interested

@iyannariel

2 ай бұрын

SAMEE. I'm only a physics undergrad so I watched twice in a row trying to understand

@DavidAllen_0

2 ай бұрын

Same here 😅 I watched it and understood approximately 14% of it. Saving this video and coming back to it when I get a little older

@ZdzichaJedziesz

2 ай бұрын

Fizyka pozwala wznieść się wyższy poziom niezrozumienia 😁

@FLPhotoCatcher

2 ай бұрын

That reminds me of a Brian Regan joke about string theory.

@4w0ken

2 ай бұрын

I see an arvin upload , i click real quick

Very, very interesting video! Thank you Arvin Ash! 👍👍👏

Nice explanation, easy to understand.

I remember taking calculus in college. We were assigned the problem of rotating the y=1/x function around the x-axis to form a cone. Then calculate both the volume and surface area of the cone from x=1 to infinity. The result was a cone with a finite volume, but an infinite surface area. In other words, you could fill it with paint, but couldn't paint the inside. My point : Just because the math says something .... doesn't mean it reflects reality.

@mrcool7140

2 ай бұрын

Math can reflect reality, as you say, to a very high degree. One might even say it's unreasonable effective at it. 😏 Just never try to work infinity into those equations. 😂

@portugalforme1198

2 ай бұрын

Until you define what you mean by 'Reality', you can't say whether math is an accurate description of it or not. If your definition of reality includes the role of the (human) observer, then you have to use math to describe consciousness....good luck with that ...

@jeffreyspinner9720

2 ай бұрын

...and I thought before I stopped using my DDCs, like Blender to make computer graphics, that was hard... kzread.info/dash/bejne/qWSW0MuggZSdeqg.html What's the point now that Sora and stuff like that does the same thing with a few prompts.

@jeffreyspinner9720

2 ай бұрын

@@portugalforme1198 Whoa, whoa, whoa. The brightest mathematicians in the world held a conference to put Mathematics on a firm footing. THEY FAILED. I know that ppl like Bertrand Russell was there along with Kurt Gödel* IIRC, etc., so until the machine intelligence informs us what the world is really, we are just less hairy talking apes, and I'm not joking. So what reality are you talking about, bud? _______________________________________________ * ...and not because of his "Incompleteness Proof," btw. Mathematics itself is flawed... Don't tell me that my adv degree in Applied Mathematics and Statistics doesn't make me an Au'thor'i'ty on the subject (read like it's from South Park). Remember very few ppl know the logical fallacy of "Appeal to Authority," so I can get away with saying that.

@maeton-gaming

Ай бұрын

well yueah, that's why nothing in nature can accurately be pointed to as being "Quantum" because quantum is ahuman agreed upon abstraction of natures true mechanics ;)

Great explanation 👏👏👏

You are so good at this! Love your channel.

How about “Tube Hypothesis” - tube hypothesis proposes that the fundamental strings in string theory are tubes (possibly two-dimensional) that facilitate vibration, by channeling the flow of spacetime.

@objective_psychology

2 ай бұрын

🤨

As doctor who knows absolutely nothing about physics, but loves to learn about it, this video was amazing!!! Keep it up!

Mathematically algebra is the driving force for working of QFT i.e its evolution into geometrical realities/topology and it is in the geometry of spacetime that gravitation arise. Can these be reconciled for example by an in depth description of how algebra (i.e.arrangememt of numbers as matrices and their interactions) give rise to a force which drives differential geometry? Or how these two branches of maths are connected at a more fundamental level? Would much like a video from you on this or allied topics.

GOOD, thank you for this explanations. I like the comparison 👍 And only crazy ideas leads to new knowledge, by falsifying or proving.

String Hypothesis*

Actually watched the ad because the lead into it earned it

The argument consisting of saying that "all other forces considered fundamental have a quantum model therefore the force of gravity must also have a model at the quantum scale" is untenable. Let us imagine that we are underwater beings having arrived at the stage of civilization, we could also begin to postulate that the Archimedean thrust, which raises objects in the water according to their density, must be the result of a fondamental quantum interaction to discover. However, we know that it is an emerging force.

@Mr-wv1tu

7 күн бұрын

"Let us imagine that we are underwater beings having arrived at the stage of civilization, we could also begin to postulate that the Archimedean thrust, which raises objects in the water according to their density, must be the result of a fondamental quantum interaction to discover". What a crock of sh*t! It's just flim-flam. Nonsense. It doesn't mean anything. Get a book, and start reading, kiddo! Right now it's just pathetic, get educated.

It's a bit theoretical and not always my speed but I want to say Arvin gives a kind accessable summation of the status quo. I think your a unique voice in the field and I like your rigorous introductions to these topics. I keep hearing how strings are dead in predictions so there's no experimental data. So maybe there's something here for me

A little late to the party but at 11:14 i like the birth date and date of death for each forefather of mathematics and science being exactly true to fact. That's why I like arvinash

Exploring theories, even when they eventually don't give us all answers, is never a waste. It enriches our knowledge and often points us in a new direction.

Uniting quantum mechanics and relativity will only lead to more questions, it won't be the theory of everything we hoped for. A true theory of everything must be able to account for all of the fundamental constants of nature. If a theory can be used to derive the values of all fundamental constants of nature, then we will finally have the Theory of Everything.

Thanks!

@ArvinAsh

2 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!

THANKS FOR THE VIDEO BROTHER 💙🙏💙🙏💙🙏💙🙏

Thanks Sir for the excellent explanation

Thank you for new video, always a pleasure!

love this

Actually, String Theory is a type of Quantum Field Theory, it is a QFT of D scalar fields living on the 2D world-sheet of the string

@haushofer100

2 ай бұрын

Indeed. At many places "QFT" should be replaced with "Standard Model". It also depicts a bit old fashioned idea of string theory being a TOE, while most papers nowadays on string theory are about holography in which string theory is used as an embedding and calculational tool. Nice animations, though 😋

@annaclarafenyo8185

2 ай бұрын

No it isn't. Because unlike 4d QFT, the "2d QFT" isn't the same as the actual theory, it's a description of a particular thing inside the theory, in a particular limit.

@MessedUpSystem

2 ай бұрын

@@annaclarafenyo8185 ST is NOT the Standard Model, but it IS a QFT. Standard Model =/= Quantum Field Theory. QFT is just a theory of fields living in some arbitrary space-time, and String Theory is precisely that, a theory of 26 (for bosonic) or 11 (for superstring) scalar fields (the string coordinate functions) living on the 2D world-sheet traced out by the string. Yes, this looks kinda artificial since the world-sheet should be a submanifold of the background space-time, but that's only in the Nambu-Goto picture. In the Polyakov-Susskind picture, the world-sheet is it's own entity, and the background geometry actually emerges from condensates of gravitons. So yes, String Theory is indeed a Quantum Field Theory, just not a 4D Standard Model theory.

@annaclarafenyo8185

2 ай бұрын

@@MessedUpSystem No. It's not that. You can't describe the full string theory with those 10 scalars (NOT 11, it's never 11) any more than you can describe the standard model fully using 4 scalars on worldlines. This is a mistaken point of view, please don't fall into it. The 'fields' of superstrings are best thought of in string field theory, or in holographic reconstruction, never as the coordinate fields. The coordinate fields are the analog of Feynman/Schwinger coordinates, they describe the path of the string, not the physical content of the theory..

@haushofer100

2 ай бұрын

@@annaclarafenyo8185 The excitations in the 2 dimensional conformal field theory which string theory is (a QFT) play the same role as the excitations in the 4 dimensional QFT we call the standard model. In the standard model you have quantum fields which have their own excitations, giving different particles falling in some representation of the Lorentz algebra. In string theory the fields are the internal degrees of freedom, i.e. the bosonic and the fermionic ones, and these excitations fall in different representations of the Lorentz algebra, which can be translated to particles in space time (one of the curious aspects of string theory: worldsheet excitations become spacetime particles, which is non-trivial!) Every representation has its own beta-function, which in a conformal field theory should vanish: this restriction gives you the equations of motion of the particles in space time. You can go one step further on the quantization level and consider string field theory in which you can create and annihilate whole string apparently, but that's something I never studied.

The thing I always wonder is what gets the mattress vibrating in the first place? In my case, it takes an alarm clock that can't be ignored.

Arvin, you're getting better and better. So happy for you. Thanks for the video 🙌🏿❤️

Amazing information... Thanks Arvin🎉

Excellent video my friend!

kudos for using about four animations for the entire video

Like many other vids..but especially this one, learned and memorised some things very easily..was veeeery goodly explained!!

Your videos are awesome & to the point to the main Subject...

It could be the extra dimensions are levels of spirality (coiling) and levels of spirality within or upon other levels of spirality. And also the clockwise vs. counterclockwise chirality of the coiling. Wind a rubber band enough times between two hooks, and if the twisting doesn't break the rubber band you eventually start to see hypercoiling.

8:26 - Holograms can appear to move as Time allows everything to move - giving the perception of three dimensions.

I've got to make myself understand this!

Great video and breakdown. Quantum Field Theory makes more sense to me. It's how I envision things. I don't like string theory because it describes a string in a singular point of space. I just don't think that's right. That being said, I'm not a physicist or mathematician and I like everyone have a lot of questions. There's no doubt we are missing a lot of the pieces of the puzzle. I think someone will have to come along and really throw a curveball idea to help us make some progress like Einstein did. There's a lot of problems: 1. Dark Energy - Expansion of the Universe caused by who knows what 2. Dark Matter - Massless gravitational phenomena holding galaxies together but we can't figure out what it is. Right, makes sense... 3. Quantum Gravity - How gravity works on the quantum level. My feeling with this is that if we proved that gravitational waves exist, doesn't that inherently prove there is a gravitational field? Sorry I'm a novice 4. Time and Space- I for one really struggle with time and space. What even is time? We describe it as a dimension, but to me it's less a dimension and more a law of change/entropy. The more space things occupy or warp, the slower time/entropy occurs. Weird dude. 5. A million other things we don't know.... Anyway, I have to get back to my life, its a funny world. Someone smarter than me will figure it out.

I'm sad that Newton died 10 years before I was born, but I'm also sad that Einstein wasn't as far ahead of his time as I thought. But, maybe Nord allows for time travel too. lol

@thedeemon

2 ай бұрын

Are you saying you're 296 years old? :))

@honkoff99

2 ай бұрын

This proves that Einstein invented a time machine, went back to Newton's time, then brought Newton back with him to the 20th century. Unfortunately, Newton kept blathering away the whole trip back, so Einstein forgot to stop and kill baby Hitler.

Could you do a video analysing the relationship between Quantum Field Theory (QFT) and Loop Quantum Gravity?

It is amazing how scientists like Arvin Ash can intellectually pop into the strange world of QFT/ ST and still be able to pop out back into reality translating their findings so that "normal" people "nearly" can understand!

@annaclarafenyo8185

2 ай бұрын

He's just doing propaganda against string theory.

Love it, hooray AA!

One question I have never seen answered in these videos about string theory. Why does gravity have to be quantized and part of a unified theory? Is there a reason for this other than it would be tidier?

The Nord VPN grift/ad was genius placement lolol

QFT and the Standard Model are really great but it does seem like we still have a fundamental misunderstanding of the nature of reality. It could be that we'll never truly understand it, we'll just make better and better models which leads to more and more discoveries and eventual engineering concepts. That's probably the most exciting thing about physics; it's a never-ending pursuit towards understanding. There is always going to be something new.

Great sharing, my friends.

From what I've heard in Susskind's lectures, String Theory must give QFT in its limit similarly to how quantum mechanics gives us classical mechanics in a limit. They do not oppose each other, ST just serves as a basis for QFT. Or as some other people formulate it, "ST is a QFT in such and such setting". I'm not familiar with details though, ST is way above my level.

Hi Arvin. I've heard gravity described as both a force and the natural result of spacetime curvature. Are these views consistent with one another?

well it's my own personal thinking what if we have to change something in physics and in something else like how we perceive the virtual particles

Takes a brave man to take on Feynman. Good effort but how many dimensions can be invented to square the numbers ?

Wow super video, thank you 👏😉✌️🇨🇿💫

A theoretical framework based on "crazy" idea that supersedes string theory has been explored since 2000 by some physicists. Their theory, published in peer reviewed journals, is based on the concept 'Clifford space', a space of oriented areas/volumes associated with fundamental physical objects. The latter objects are assumed to be representable as branes living 4D spacetime. Instead of describing them in terms of infinite number of degrees of freedom, we describe them in terms of 16 degrees of freedom. For instance, a closed string (1-brane) can be fully described in terms of four embedding functions. Instead, it can be sampled by its center of mass and the oriented area enclosed by the string. The analogous can be done for 2-branes and 3-branes. So we arrive at the 16D Clifford space or C-space. This is just a sort of configuration space. A particular matter configuration can be represented in C-space as a point that traces a world line in C-space. Another type of matter configuration can be represented in C-space as a string that sweeps a world sheet in C-space. Such string in the 16D C-space, whose signature turns out to be (8,8), can be consistently quantized. The extra dimensions for the consistency of string theory are in C-space. The underlying space is 4D spacetime. In this theory, there is no need to add extra dimension to spacetime, and thus no need for their compactification. All the problems of the usual string theory, associated with compactification and similar, vanish. Namely, there is a significant challenge in higher-dimensional theories, including string theory, regarding how to render the extra dimensions unobservable. A commonly employed approach involves assuming that the extra dimensions are compact and small. However, we can sidestep the necessity for compactification by postulating that spacetime is a subspace of a multidimensional configuration space-specifically, the space of possible matter configurations in 4D spacetime. Instead of formulating physics in spacetime, we can formulate physics in configuration space. In particular, as mentioned above, configuration space can be C-space. A potential avenue in this direction was explored in my talk titled "Extending Physics to Clifford Space: Towards the Unification of Particles and Forces, Including Gravity." I delivered this talk as part of the lecture series "Octonions, Standard Model, and Unification," held from February 24 to December 15, 2023. The video recordings of these lectures can be accessed at https:kzread.info/head/PLu4STGsfbix-_0BMOtpiH-_hOnBb2Xh5C. Specifically, the video recording of my lecture is available at kzread.info/dash/bejne/nqeNrdyYpbDIYMY.html. In the talk there is a section on how string theory can be consistently formulated in a target space with neutral signature (p,q) with p=q. In that setup, the higher dimensional target space is the 16D space, with signature (8,8), of the oriented areas/volumes associated with fundamental objects.

I'm excited to see the Million subscribers 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Ok, kudos for the sneaky sponsor message, I'm not even mad.

Make a video on Russell's paradox and set theory.

I actually stopped watching another video just to click on this when I saw the notification.

@alfadog67

2 ай бұрын

Same 😂

From a philosophical point of view, it seems that there is a supergravity that transcends the entire physical framework

Question: Why don't we consider mass itself as a consequence of the excitation of the gravitational field (space time)?

I am thrilled to see you back the The Sciences Pages. Here's to you ARVIN.!!!

Half a century of failing to connect with experiment strongly suggests that this is not a fruitful research direction. Time to try some other ideas. I agree with Sabine Hossenfelder that it makes sense to focus on resolving known experimental anomalies and logical inconsistencies -- whether or not that ultimately ends up taking us back to something like string theory.

Arvin, super way to introduce your sponsor hahhaa

Dear Arvin, we enjoy all your videos, thank you so much for taking the time to educate us on these complex subjects.

Can you talk about thermodynamics in relation to computational processing?

I like the compaction

Thanks

Just an idea: what about a video about the potential tests of String theory?🤔

with disturbances between energies (which spread in forward spirals), vortices arise, which make these energies appear as matter, and in energy fields such as the Higgs, a torque is exerted on these vortices, this torque creates an apparent mass, a quantitative gravity,

Hi @ArvinAsh. Does Roy Kerr’s work on black holes contradict general relativity? If I recall correctly, he says that singularities are not necessary in black holes

This caused me to rewatch Matt O'Dowd's discussion (PBS Spacetime) of a graviton detector where the Schwarzschild radius emerges.

So basically we are not any closer

String theory is pretty. But what has led to? What breakthroughs in physics has it brought? Is it just elegant maths? Is maths reality or just approximation?

Was the field (web) there all along ? Or does it appear as part of the physical world ?

Hi Arvin. I know it's not related to this video as such but the spin function of particles made me think. What would be the implications of a spinning universe before the big bang. After expansion would it still have spin/rotation? How would we know if we are still in a spinning expanding universe?

@lepidoptera9337

Ай бұрын

You would see new terms in general relativity, for one thing. The idea has been explored, but if you turn those terms on, then some really strange physics starts happening in the x-ray and gamma-ray region, where the coupling between torsion and the electromagnetic field becomes strong. This hasn't been observed, so it stands to reason that nature is torsion free.

Perhaps the problem with detecting the extra dimensions is akin to trying to see colours with our finger tips we simply don’t have a way to “see” them as they don’t interact with us in a way we can see (other than gravity).

I’m really curious how a molecule would be visualized in quantum field theory.

Brilliant

9:45 Your analogy for the string works well, Doc...Nice! But it seems to me that you could start even farther from the string, which would serve to strengthen your analogy further. I say this because you wouldn't be able to see the string from most distances from the string, and this seems to be the starting point for String Theory (because we can't even See these extra dimensions in the regular course of our lives). And then you can just continue with your analogy as you've already done. What do you think? 🙂

10:12 Super-dimensional Branes ⇔ ❤️

There are some properties in nature which changes when we try to measure it.

The "weak" nuclear force is 10 to the 25th power stronger than Gravity... so it makse sense if we not yet detected "graviton" as bosons - what are related to the "weak" force - are also super tiny and we just detected them lately.

@ArvinAsh what do you think of Nassim Harramein's work? Is he's blowing hot air, or do you think he's on to something?

good video thanks

11:16 The timelines of Einstein and Newton are switched. I did a double take when I saw that Newton lived well into the 20th century 😂

@andreybobzhenko1018

2 ай бұрын

11:16

@feynstein1004

2 ай бұрын

@@andreybobzhenko1018Thank you for the correction

Is it a matter of perception? Then gravity is dependent upon the observer? And the dependence of their perception?

Do you have a video that talks more about why we need a graviton, i.e. a particle that mediates the "force" of gravity? My understanding is that gravity is an effect of spacetime curvature, so what does that have to do with a mediating particle?

@thedeemon

2 ай бұрын

In QFT every field is quantized and everything is described via particle creation and annihilation operators. All interactions between fields go via creation or annihilation of their quanta. When we apply this principle to Einstein's gravity field of spacetime curvature, it also becomes made of its quanta, we call them gravitons.

Mr. Arvin, thank you for your effort in explaining

great , many thanks . This means that space-time is actually multiple strings, each with its own vibrations and dimensions. The question is, where are these strings located, as they themselves constitute space-time! In other words, since they are multiple, there are spaces between them even if they are more like zero. What is the truth about these spaces? We cannot say that they are in a place other than ours

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@ArvinAsh Could gravity in quantum field theory be thought of the disruption in symmetry when there’s a manifestation of a certain “particle” in a field forming its rest mass/energy like in the Higgs field? Also, in a separate question. Do photons have a gravitational effect (including on each other)? Energy has a mass equivalence, however, photons are massless and their energy is “kinetic” since they have no rest mass E^2 = (pc)^2 + (m0c^2)^2. Does that mean that if photons do “produce gravity” that it is all from its “momentum related mass” that would be its kinetic energy equivalence? Thank you 🙏🏽

@thedeemon

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In Einstein's equation energy and momentum create gravity, not just (rest) mass. Mass enters the equation as one kind of energy, via E=mc^2. But even without mass, with just energy and momentum, photons do influence spacetime curvature, yes.