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Entanglement may be akin to gravity
Program Description
Wal Thornhill examines A theoretical paper that was published by an MIT physicist… that claims to theoretically prove that so-called “quantum entanglement” — two particles seemingly occupying more than one state simultaneously — gives rise to a wormhole that allows particles to communicate through a “gravitational tunnel”. This theory follows from a paper published earlier this year, which suggests two black holes that become entangled and then are pulled apart create a wormhole, connecting the black holes.
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Thanks for visiting.
Eric
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very interesting… 🙂
really? I liked it… but, it is all imagination like playing virtual games… it really hasn’t got a usefulness much yet. It is interesting to me too though. 🙂 Maybe one day it may be useful – I’m not betting against that.
Science fiction often becomes reality. Remember the Jetsons? The only thing missing is flying cars and I don’t think they are that far off! Enjoy your day Eric 🙂
I do… they were playing after I was older but I did see many of the shows… my younger brother loved the show.
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Reblogged this on Teilhard de Chardin and commented:
This topic is well beyond my knowledge base for me to fully understand it but I find it fascinating as it helps us understand how God works in the universe as part of the Book of Nature.
The Electric Universe is a relatively new resource for me… I found it after many posts by Stewart at Dark Matters http://wordpress.com/read/blog/id/31021959/
VIDEO… the author, Wal Thornhill, points out some helpful criticisms – particularly he makes points about how gravity is not well defined except mathematically. One thing that I am looking into goes all the way back to Michael Faraday and the first experiments with electricity and a strange experiment that never has yet been adequately understood. If I get time, I may post on more of the conundrum of physics. This particular video was one that I didn’t want to fit into the remaining Einstein’s nightmare posts that I have been working on. Thanks for a re-blog of this one William.
see also: http://www.electricuniverse.info/Introduction