/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14961991
Well, maybe our understanding of moving bodies and gravity isn't as accurate as believed to be?

>>14962213
>in reality you're not actually going anywhere, that's ultimately just a construction of your own mind
Anon, I promise you that things move to different places.

>>14962232
>relative to a static observer it's still moving along with earth
Ok, except I'm talking about the airplane hangar being the stationary, static observer. I'm not talking about some theoretical particle somewhere in the universe.

>>14850538
>I don't actually know what a tensor is, but I hope this counts.

>>14849659
>just starting with Fourier analysis
I know very little on the subject, but I think Wave functions will be very important going forward.

I think the problem with some of the "Paradoxical Assumptions" is the fact that we might have to rewrite some rules so that some of these Paradoxes are proven to only exist because of an inaccurate/incomplete model from the prior assumptions from the Paradox-Police.

>>14848006
>So if outside the universe is the realm of light
Not quite sure what that's supposed to mean.

>>14846240

>>14845709
I don't completely understand what it's saying, but it sounds interesting I suppose.
Do you have any pictures?

>>14839386
I think "Particles" are basically "Waves" that have angular momentum so it oscillates similar to an "orbit/pendulum"; instead of launching off into the distance, it zoom around super fast at extremely short distances, which leads to "probability guesswork".

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