Sigh....come on folks, earthly time is linear. We can't go back and forth. Anybody have ANY physics background at all?
Originally posted by Havalon
reply to post by Camar
Hi Camar,
Thank you for your input to the thread, I read your signature and thought….hmmmn!
Physics (as we know it… and perhaps understand it… ) is a human thing, we thought about it, we studied it, we postulated about it, we theorized about, we concluded that…. ‘hmmmn, that’s the way the universe works!’
Is it really? Can we 100% sure about that?
So I figure, that’s what these scientists are doing at CERN, They are pushing the boundaries of physics – as we know it – to further the knowledge.
The way we advance our knowledge is by experimentation, be it in the kitchen or lab.
Physics is not ‘set in stone’ as far as the universe is concerned. We know what we have been taught, or concluded from theory and experimentation. And it is just that (for the time being!)
H
"There's certainly evidence for something, whether it's the Higgs boson is questionable," Dr Renton, a particle physicist at Oxford, told BBC News Online.
"It's compatible with the Higgs boson certainly, but only a direct observation would show that."
If correct, Dr Renton's assessment would place the elusive particle's mass at about 115 gigaelectronvolts.
Originally posted by BlackOps719
reply to post by MarkAkaSilent
How can you say for sure that they aren't?
Maybe time travellers have been here for thousands of years.
Perhaps what we are experiencing now is the 10,000,000'th different version of life and history here on planet Earth. Maybe the history of man has been manipulated over and over again. How would we know the difference?
Think about it![]()
