/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16007112
>god doesn't exist
But the universe exists, does it not? It's our creator, we are a part of the system, wow, a very difficult concept, I'm sure.

>>15166608
Lol no, at regular room temperature at small enough scales there is no difference between any of the forces and they become indistinguishable, they're all the exact same shit, just depends on how you're spinning or moving or what your charge is, these forces act together to produce unified effects, such as gravity, no there are no such thing as carrier particles, they've never been measured anywhere and have only been mathematically theorized, quantum gravity enthusiasts are searching for something that doesn't exist, no there is no such thing as dark matter, just like all the nuclear forces are acting together to produce a gravitational field, which is why you need so many atoms in the first place and on a single atom level gravity and the nuclear forces are indistinguishable, so do all the celestial bodies in a galaxy come together to produce a larger, unified field, just like how you can take two EM fields of the same frequency and watch them combine into a stronger field, because in the end it's all just the exact same shit.

>>8893037
>senior project

wow

not adding c shows you don't understand and are just manipulating symbols

level up, brainlet