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Planck Era
Tuesday, 24 November 2009 01:56

The earliest moments of Creation are where our modern physics breakdown, where `breakdown' means that our theories and laws have no ability to describe or predict the behavior of the early Universe. Our everyday notions of space and time cease to be valid.

 
Cosmic Singularity
Tuesday, 24 November 2009 01:50

One thing is clear in our framing of questions such as `How did the Universe get started?' is that the Universe was self-creating. This is not a statement on a `cause' behind the origin of the Universe, nor is it a statement on a lack of purpose or destiny. It is simply a statement that the Universe was emergent, that the actual of the Universe probably derived from a indeterminate sea of potentiality that we call the quantum vacuum, whose properties may always remain beyond our understanding.

 
Unification
Tuesday, 24 November 2009 01:48

One of the reasons our physics is incomplete during the Planck era is a lack of understanding of the unification of the forces of Nature during this time. At high energies and temperatures, the forces of Nature become symmetric. This means the forces resemble each other and become similar in strength, i.e. they unify. When the forces break from unification (as the Universe expands and cools) interesting things happen.

 


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Special Files

Newtonian Mountain
Newtonian mauntain

Kepler's Laws
the first and second laws of Kepler.

Fourier series
demonstrates Fourier series

The Hofstadter Butterfly