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The shape of the dimensions is crucial because, in string theory, the way the string vibrates determines the pattern of particle masses and the forces that we feel. |
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[Via University of Wisconsin-Madison]
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by NomadHeath - 2008-02-01 |
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We're gonna shoot some particles around, in hopes of finding some extra-dimensional particles that will tell us the "shape" of the higher dimensions so we can ... feel .... good about ourselves?
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Re: tacopalypse - 2008-02-01 |
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its so we can get better at predicting the future, that's the whole point of physics.
there are eaiser ways to ...feel... good about ourselves.
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Re: yworob - 2008-02-02 |
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I learned about this stuff in my physics class years ago. I could barely even understand this stuff back then. Its cool that they keep figuring things out.
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