It has been discussed more and more lately that the notion of time, or what we perceive of time, just doesn’t exist. We set clocks and we plan to meet and do things at a set “time” but what does that really mean. Here is a great writeup that explains scientifically that time itself really doesn’t exist. So far the only real constant in the universe that exists scientifically is the speed of light. I do think that some day we will prove even that is relative.
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Not just our universe but a multiverse?
Craig, , Quantum Physics, 0
Here is a very interesting article that very nicely explains how, with our new understanding of quantum physics, the...
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Parallel Universes and the Déjà Vu phenomenon: A mysterious mindboggling connection
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Ivan It is possible that Parallel Universes and the Déjà Vu phenomenon are mysteriously connected Most of us have...
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10 scientific studies that prove our consciousness can affect the world
Craig, , Quantum Physics, 0
If you have been reading this blog, and anything along the lines of Quantum Physics and spirituality, you have...
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New Eyes has been published!
Craig, , Quantum Physics, Spirituality, 0
The long awaited book New Eyes has just been published by Steve Treu. I can’t recommend enough you read...
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Brian Greene does a fantastic explanation of gravity waves on The Late Show
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I know I have already posted on the science changing discovery of gravity waves that was made recently. There...
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Have We Just Figured Out Why Time Moves Forward, Not Backwards
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Griffith University Associate Professor Joan Vaccaro has put forward a suggestion on why there’s a difference between the future and the...
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Everything is energy
Craig, , Quantum Physics, 1
Below is a link to a really well explained article. It shows how what we are understanding in quantum...
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First Experimental Evidence That Time Is an Emergent Quantum Phenomenon
Craig, , Quantum Physics, 0
“One of the great challenges in physics is to unite the theories of quantum mechanics and general relativity. But...