Post by Pincho Paxton on Dec 21, 2017 12:12:05 GMT
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Parallel universes could solve a big problem with black holes
You have to remember that maths is a language, it isn't actual physics, to program actual physics you can program shapes into a computer, and use areas of lowest, and highest resistance. Read the shapes, create the results similar to Conway's 'Game Of Life'. When you program real physics I don't think that it is possible to program parallel universe at all. Once you overlap shapes it is hard for gravity to distinguish where it is meant to move to as its area of least resistance. Once gravity has a problem then magnetism has a problem, and then light has a problem. When light has a problem you will be able to see parallel universe... so they don't exist.
Pincho Paxton
Parallel universes could solve a big problem with black holes
You have to remember that maths is a language, it isn't actual physics, to program actual physics you can program shapes into a computer, and use areas of lowest, and highest resistance. Read the shapes, create the results similar to Conway's 'Game Of Life'. When you program real physics I don't think that it is possible to program parallel universe at all. Once you overlap shapes it is hard for gravity to distinguish where it is meant to move to as its area of least resistance. Once gravity has a problem then magnetism has a problem, and then light has a problem. When light has a problem you will be able to see parallel universe... so they don't exist.
Pincho Paxton