/sci/ - Science & Math

On the football field cannon A shoots balls in tn the direction of the other cannon B. Cannon B shoots tennis balls at approaching football balls. When they hit, goalkeeper catches tennis balls and measures its impulse and position. Because balls are quiet big, measurements always have some error.

Is this thought experiment relevant to explain Heisenberg uncertainty?

You've seen the gif where it goes from our sun to a star with a million times the mass or however big it is yeah?

Ok so if a hydrogen nebula small enough to form our sun will collapse and begin fusion, how does one get that big?

"While the universe appears to be based of uncertainities, the one thing I remain certain of is the faggotry of the engineer" - W. Heisenberg (Uncertainity principle)

"While the universe appears to be based of uncertainities, the one thing I remain certain of is the faggotry of the engineer" - W. Heisenberg (Uncertainity principle)

I think I remember reading somewhere that quantum entanglement/teleportation cannot be used to transmit classical information

Am I remembering correctly?

The reason nothing in quantum theory makes sense in relation to the standard model is because the quantum world is God's domain - from where he created the universe. Only God can speak of certainty here.

>>2967325
>>2967325
It really has nothing to do with the majoirty, it has to do with the data. data => big bang, 13.5Gyrs. That's it, there really no if very litle debate on this matter.

We have nothing to suggest this shit is wrong. It could be proven wrong, if we even got more data that said so, but without that data it is illogical to assume such. You sound like a troll, or someone who really doens't understand science, I wont waste my time with you anymore.

>>2133968
"While the universe appears to be based off uncertainities, the one thing I remain certain of is the faggotry of the engineer" - W. Heisenberg (uncertainty principle)

>>2036069 clockwork physical laws
Oh you silly girl.

>>1732424
Agreed

"While universe seems to behave on probabilties, the one think you can be certain of is the faggotry of the engineer" - W. Heisenberg

>>1261298
"Transhumanism? Does that have something to do with engineering? I don't follow homosexual culture" - W. Heisenberg

>>1242854
"While the universe appears to be based of uncertainities, the one thing I remain certain of is the faggotry of the engineer" - W. Heisenberg (Uncertainity principle)

Heisenberg says no.