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Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by promise10: 11:50am On Sep 29, 2016
butterfly88:
interesting topic op...to quickly add my own point...as is well known the human and some lesser animals always search for the cause of every occurrence(effect) .

and as science as proclaimed from its various findings,everything in nature follows s well defined and precise mathematics, mathematics so elegant that it take only the finest minds to unravel them .

so do we say this precision that we observe in nature is simply the product of chaos

"this is second to accepting that a 6month old made a perfect work of art by randomly moving his pencil on a piece of paper"

how about defending your ph.d and the only thing you could come out with is " I randomly mixed this element with that element and wow a got this amazing creature"

just using these instances to show that it is almost impossible for the human mind to conceive an opulent grandeur,a master design without a master designer. so intelligent design is the work of an intelligent designer and there is no mathematics without a mathematician

to cap my point up, after years of calculative and carefull analysis, rebranding and remodelling the most advanced robot could only possess cockroach like intelligence....and this is due to some very complex mathematics and design....so why say the more complex human( and the universe as a whole) is the result of an unintelligent "designer" the product of mere chance?
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Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by promise10: 11:55am On Sep 29, 2016
shadeyinka:


I am speaking Physics:
Light is an electromagnetic energy (like nuclear energy, gravity etc..which are all fundermental physical entities)

Light is a product of acceleration or deceleration of electrons.

Your statement is like saying no one knows the cause of mass of an object which doesn't make any physical sense
His statement on speed of light is so absurd that it kept me thinking!

It doesn't make sense at all!
Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by raphieMontella: 12:22pm On Sep 29, 2016
lordnicklaus:
The whole expanse is governed by a set of laws, either physical, chemical or sub-physical. The known laws in science can not entirely quantify that which set the universe in motion. Quantum physics sets to explain the idea of virtual/sub-atomic particles arising from a vacuum unaided but can not verify the Big Bang theory which proposes the idea of a universe originating from the expansion of infinite singularity.
Certain mathematical precepts have been developed to explain the higher Mathematical law governing the entire cosmical pathway. Now, will all universal mathematical laws need a Mathematician or can each laws write and supplement themselves. The cosmos was caused by something quite incomprehensible and there are attempts to explain what it really is and that is where Theism comes in. I personally view this higher and absolutely infinite complex order as a being who sees to the driving laws of the multiverse but there are others who view this causative order as a quantifiable force and I have no problem with their views. This discussion should not be one of taunts and tantrums but should be well ordered and answers could be answered in other threads just as my brother johnydon22 does.

So, this thread is simply a recap of a similar one I started. The question is, from what piece of factual hypothesis do you draw your premise?

Note: I will only call people who are mature in discussions as this. I might forget to call you but if you see yourself as being grown up enough to discuss without resorting to insults of any ksort, kindly join the discussion.

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Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by shadeyinka(m): 1:13pm On Sep 29, 2016
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Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by shadeyinka(m): 1:16pm On Sep 29, 2016
promise10:

His statement on speed of light is so absurd that it kept me thinking!

It doesn't make sense at all!

You are right! A lot of people make discissions of exceedingly great consequences on half truths and half knowledge!
Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by shadeyinka(m): 1:16pm On Sep 29, 2016
promise10:

His statement on speed of light is so absurd that it kept me thinking!

It doesn't make sense at all!

You are right! A lot of people make personal discissions of exceedingly great consequences on half truths and half knowledge!
Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by shadeyinka(m): 1:22pm On Sep 29, 2016
ValentineMary:

Light is caused by fast moving photons with a zero rest mass. That could be the cause.On that, I can say that the speed of light
is inherent in the photon. An inherent cause. On
that premise we can also assume that the cause
of the universe is inherent and not external.

Light isn't caused by any fast moving photon.

A Photon is:
a particle representing a quantum of light or other electromagnetic radiation. A photon carries energy proportional to the radiation frequency but has zero rest mass.

Or.a particle representing a quantum of light or other electromagnetic radiation. A photon carries energy proportional to the radiation frequency but has zero rest mass.
Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by shadeyinka(m): 1:28pm On Sep 29, 2016
wirinet:


Which physics tell you that a creator must exist? You obviously have little idea of the physics you claim you studied.

What do you mean by move closer to time = 0? Time is a consequence of speed and space, [/b]so time can only be 0 if [b]space equals 0 or if speed equals c.

Space can only equal zero inside a singularity and of course physical laws cannot hold inside a singularity.
I do not have the time to teach you basic fundamental physics.

I better not learn your version of advanced Physics
Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by wirinet(m): 2:09pm On Sep 29, 2016
shadeyinka:

I better not learn your version of advanced Physics
Gosh. Nigeria's educational sector has degenerated to such a level that a so called student of physics has no idea of the definition of Time, and is not able to learn.
Once again; Time is a consequence of the relationship between speed and space , without space there cannot be time. In other words if space is zero, time is also zero.
Furthermore at the speed of light, time becomes zero (from the view of a stationary observer). It is very sad, a so called physics student does not know or understand these simple facts.

shadeyinka:


I couldn't help from laughing explosively hard simultaneously in five Chinese, Dutch and Zulu dialects.

The difference in the ratio in magnitude between gravitational force and coulombic force is more than 1:500,000.

In simple English, the force of attraction of two masses of proton and electron is insignificant compared to the force of attraction of the unlike charges.

Gosh, see more embarrassing ignorant rants. Who is talking about coulombic forces? you asked;
What is the probability that an isolated electron and an isolated proton (assuming that only these two make up the H atom) would self assemble itself to form Hydrogen?
and i told you that the force of gravity between the proton and electron alone will eventually make the two particles collide in a confined space (i have not even considered the electrostatic force between the proton and electron), and you are talking about coulombic force.

On a nuclear scale, the proton is massive, it is over 1800 times more massive than the electron, so we expect the proton to have a huge gravitational effect on the electron. The sun's gravity affects planets and comets in the far reaches of our solar system and you do not think a proton would not have gravitational effect on an electron.
Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by wirinet(m): 3:41pm On Sep 29, 2016
lordnicklaus:

What can you say of Polonium which is naturally found in gravel or granite? Polonium can only be produced through the decay or decomposition of Uranium but it is found naturally in gravel or granite. Could the transition of the universe have caused the sudden embedding of Polonium in the ore of the gravel or granite? Or it has been right from the creation of the universe?
It is the only source of natural Polonium. Remember you said the universe evolved to create heavier elements such as Uranium.
The heaviest naturally occurring element is uranium, anything heavier than uranium is man made (as far as we know). Polonium with an atomic number of 84 is lighter that uranium with an atomic number of 92.

At the start of the universe there was only hydrogen and a little amount of helium. Hydrogen clouds coalesce together to form first generation stars. These stars consists mainly of hydrogen and a little helium. Through a process known as nuclear fussion, hydrogen atoms in the cores of these stars fuse to form heavier elements, ie hydrogen helium, lithium, beryllium, etc., up till uranium on the periodic table. These stars burn out fast and explodes in a supernova, spewing its contents into the universe. These newly formed heavier elements then mix with more hydrogen clouds to form second generation stars (solar systems). The sun and planets formed from such a gas cloud would contain heavier elements like metals, including polonium and uranium. These second generation stars are very stable and live very long life.

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Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by ValentineMary(m): 4:15pm On Sep 29, 2016
shadeyinka:


Light isn't caused by any fast moving photon.

A Photon is:
I totally disagree. Photons is the reason behind visible light.

Electromagnetic waves and gravitational waves also travel at c. For something to move at this speed, it must be massless. Else the universe would not be able to provide such energy. I stand on what I said earlier that if there is a cause of speed of light (visible light) it is inherent in itself. And u disagreed to this point, now tell me what would cause this speed if not it's non interaction with matter due to it's massless nature ?
Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by ValentineMary(m): 4:33pm On Sep 29, 2016
promise10:

His statement on speed of light is so absurd that it kept me thinking!

It doesn't make sense at all!
It does not make sense until u have a good knowledge on theoretical physics.
Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by Nobody: 5:14pm On Sep 29, 2016
ValentineMary:

I totally disagree. Photons is the reason behind visible light.

Electromagnetic waves and gravitational waves also travel at c. For something to move at this speed, it must be massless. Else the universe would not be able to provide such energy. I stand on what I said earlier that if there is a cause of speed of light (visible light) it is inherent in itself. And u disagreed to this point, now tell me what would cause this speed if not it's non interaction with matter due to it's massless nature ?
Can visible light really be massless? The dispersion of visible light could probably be the random motion of photons colliding elastically with one another. The amount of photons in visible light should be its mass or do you think otherwise?
Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by shadeyinka(m): 5:19pm On Sep 29, 2016
ValentineMary:

I totally disagree. Photons is the reason behind visible light.

Electromagnetic waves and gravitational waves also travel at c. For something to move at this speed, it must be massless. Else the universe would not be able to provide such energy. I stand on what I said earlier that if there is a cause of speed of light (visible light) it is inherent in itself. And u disagreed to this point, now tell me what would cause this speed if not it's non interaction with matter due to it's massless nature ?

I hear you!
Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by shadeyinka(m): 5:30pm On Sep 29, 2016
wirinet:

Gosh. Nigeria's educational sector has degenerated to such a level that a so called student of physics has no idea of the definition of Time, and is not able to learn.
Once again; Time is a consequence of the relationship between speed and space , without space there cannot be time. In other words if space is zero, time is also zero.
Furthermore at the speed of light, time becomes zero (from the view of a stationary observer). It is very sad, a so called physics student does not know or understand these simple facts.



Gosh, see more embarrassing ignorant rants. Who is talking about coulombic forces? you asked;
and i told you that the force of gravity between the proton and electron alone will eventually make the two particles collide in a confined space (i have not even considered the electrostatic force between the proton and electron), and you are talking about coulombic force.

On a nuclear scale, the proton is massive, it is over 1800 times more massive than the electron, so we expect the proton to have a huge gravitational effect on the electron. The sun's gravity affects planets and comets in the far reaches of our solar system and you do not think a proton would not have gravitational effect on an electron.


Just a little help!
Time is a measure of interval between events. Without events, there will be no reference with which to measure time.

Space cannot be zero!
Black holes, Supernovae, Singletons all take place in space. A Singleton may have zero dimension, it doesn't mean that the universe also have zero dimension.

All of us are still learning including me...I don't know half as much of physics than some guys I've met on Nairaland
Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by Nobody: 5:36pm On Sep 29, 2016
shadeyinka:


Just a little help!
Time is a measure of interval between events. Without events, there will be no reference with which to measure time.

Space cannot be zero!
Black holes, Supernovae, Singletons all take place in space. A Singleton may have zero dimension, it doesn't mean that the universe also have zero dimension.

All of us are still learning including me...I don't know half as much of physics than some guys I've met on Nairaland

Very true brother, the universe itself is dependent on virtual dimensional quantities all caused by periodical effects of time.
Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by ValentineMary(m): 9:54pm On Sep 29, 2016
lordnicklaus:

Can visible light really be massless? The dispersion of visible light could probably be the random motion of photons colliding elastically with one another. The amount of photons in visible light should be its mass or do you think otherwise?
Light is composed of photons, so we could ask if
the photon has mass. The answer is then
definitely "no": the photon is a massless
particle. According to theory it has energy and
momentum but no mass, and this is confirmed
by experiment to within strict limits. Even
before it was known that light is composed of
photons, it was known that light carries
momentum and will exert pressure on a
surface. This is not evidence that it has mass
since momentum can exist without mass. Sometimes people like to say that the photon
does have mass because a photon has energy E
= hf where h is Planck's constant and f is the
frequency of the photon. Energy, they say, is
equivalent to mass according to Einstein's
famous formula E = mc2 . They also say that a
photon has momentum, and momentum p is
related to mass m by p = mv. What they are
talking about is "relativistic mass", an old
concept that can cause confusion Relativistic mass is a measure of the energy E of
a particle, which changes with velocity. By
convention, relativistic mass is not usually called
the mass of a particle in contemporary physics
so, at least semantically, it is wrong to say the
photon has mass in this way. But you can say
that the photon has relativistic mass if you
really want to. In modern terminology the mass
of an object is its invariant mass, which is zero
for a photon.
If we now return to the question "Does light
have mass?", this can be taken to mean
different things if the light is moving freely or
trapped in a container. The definition of the
invariant mass of an object is m = sqrt{E 2/c 4 -
p 2/c 2} . By this definition a beam of light is
massless like the photons it is composed of.
However, if light is trapped in a box with perfect
mirrors so the photons are continually reflected
back and forth in both directions symmetrically
in the box, then the total momentum is zero in
the box's frame of reference but the energy is
not. Therefore the light adds a small
contribution to the mass of the box. This could
be measured--in principle at least--either by the
greater force required to accelerate the box, or
by an increase in its gravitational pull. You
might say that the light in the box has mass,
but it would be more correct to say that the
light contributes to the total mass of the box of
light. You should not use this to justify the
statement that light has mass in general.
Part of this discussion is only concerned with
semantics. It might be thought that it would be
better to regard the mass of the photons to be
their (nonzero) relativistic mass, as opposed to
their (zero) invariant mass. We could then
consistently talk about the light having mass
independently of whether or not it is contained.
If relativistic mass is used for all objects, then
mass is conserved and the mass of an object is
the sum of the masses of its parts. However,
modern usage defines mass as the invariant
mass of an object mainly because the invariant
mass is more useful when doing any kind of
calculation. In this case mass is not conserved
and the mass of an object is not the sum of the
masses of its parts. Thus, the mass of a box of
light is more than the mass of the box and the
sum of the masses of the photons (the latter
being zero). Relativistic mass is equivalent to
energy, which is why relativistic mass is not a
commonly used term nowadays. In the modern
view "mass" is not equivalent to energy; mass is
just that part of the energy of a body which is
not kinetic energy. Mass is independent of
velocity whereas energy is not.
Let's try to phrase this another way. What is
the meaning of the equation E=mc 2? You can
interpret it to mean that energy is the same
thing as mass except for a conversion factor
equal to the square of the speed of light. Then
wherever there is mass there is energy and
wherever there is energy there is mass. In that
case photons have mass, but we call it
relativistic mass. Another way to use Einstein's
equation would be to keep mass and energy as
separate and use it as an equation which
applies when mass is converted to energy or
energy is converted to mass--usually in nuclear
reactions. The mass is then independent of
velocity and is closer to the old Newtonian
concept. In that case, only the total of energy
and mass would be conserved, but it seems
better to try to keep the conservation of
energy. The interpretation most widely used is
a compromise in which mass is invariant and
always has energy so that total energy is
conserved but kinetic energy and radiation does
not have mass. The distinction is purely a
matter of semantic convention.
Sometimes people ask "If light has no mass how
can it be deflected by the gravity of a star?".
One answer is that all particles, including
photons, move along geodesics in general
relativity and the path they follow is
independent of their mass. The deflection of
starlight by the sun was first measured by
Arthur Eddington in 1919. The result was
consistent with the predictions of general
relativity and inconsistent with the newtonian
theory. Another answer is that the light has
energy and momentum which couples to
gravity. The energy-momentum 4-vector of a
particle, rather than its mass, is the
gravitational analogue of electric charge. (The
corresponding analogue of electric current is the
energy-momentum stress tensor which appears
in the gravitational field equations of general
relativity.) A massless particle can have energy
E and momentum p because mass is related to
these by the equation m 2 = E2/c 4 - p 2/c 2,
which is zero for a photon because E = pc for
massless radiation. The energy and momentum
of light also generates curvature of spacetime,
so general relativity predicts that light will
attract objects gravitationally. This effect is far
too weak to have yet been measured. The
gravitational effect of photons does not have
any cosmological effects either (except perhaps
in the first instant after the Big Bang). And
there seem to be far too few with too little
energy to make any noticeable contribution to
dark matter.


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Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by raphieMontella: 10:00pm On Sep 29, 2016
shadeyinka:

Sorry Bro!
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Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by RosaConsidine: 1:04am On Sep 30, 2016
shadeyinka:


Just a little help!
Time is a measure of interval between events. Without events, there will be no reference with which to measure time.

Space cannot be zero!
Black holes, Supernovae, Singletons all take place in space. A Singleton may have zero dimension, it doesn't mean that the universe also have zero dimension.

All of us are still learning including me...I don't know half as much of physics than some guys I've met on Nairaland

Actually, in theoretical physics, space can be zero. Of course, in practical physics such an event can't be created. Even singularity has a space value of 1 so practically, space can't be zero. However, his point was that if space WERE zero, nothing else would exist, including time and the event intervals it measures. All events occur within space so whenever space went from zero to any value more than zero, time started.
Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by Weah96: 2:00am On Sep 30, 2016
lordnicklaus:
The whole expanse is governed by a set of laws, either physical, chemical or sub-physical. The known laws in science can not entirely quantify that which set the universe in motion. Quantum physics sets to explain the idea of virtual/sub-atomic particles arising from a vacuum unaided but can not verify the Big Bang theory which proposes the idea of a universe originating from the expansion of infinite singularity.
Certain mathematical precepts have been developed to explain the higher Mathematical law governing the entire cosmical pathway. Now, will all universal mathematical laws need a Mathematician or can each laws write and supplement themselves. The cosmos was caused by something quite incomprehensible and there are attempts to explain what it really is and that is where Theism comes in. I personally view this higher and absolutely infinite complex order as a being who sees to the driving laws of the multiverse but there are others who view this causative order as a quantifiable force and I have no problem with their views. This discussion should not be one of taunts and tantrums but should be well ordered and answers could be answered in other threads just as my brother johnydon22 does.

So, this thread is simply a recap of a similar one I started. The question is, from what piece of factual hypothesis do you draw your premise?

Note: I will only call people who are mature in discussions as this. I might forget to call you but if you see yourself as being grown up enough to discuss without resorting to insults of any ksort, kindly join the discussion.

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Something(s) or someone (people) precipitated the reaction which led to the formation of the universe. I believe that they were smaller prexisting particles which inhabit everything we see or know. These particles are intelligent in a way that sober/conscious humans can never understand.
I'm accepting suggestions. Where did the small particles come from? How tiny can a subatomic particle get? Is there an infinite regression in particle size ?
Re: Universal Laws - Externally Caused Or Product Of Chaos? by shadeyinka(m): 10:33am On Oct 01, 2016
RosaConsidine:


Actually, in theoretical physics, space can be zero. Of course, in practical physics such an event can't be created. Even singularity has a space value of 1 so practically, space can't be zero. However, his point was that if space WERE zero, nothing else would exist, including time and the event intervals it measures. All events occur within space so whenever space went from zero to any value more than zero, time started.

Thanks for the post.
In pure mathematics, any assumption could be valid but in physics, assumptions are constrained by existing laws and observation.

With this in view, I find it impossible for someone to say that space is zero (or even assume that space is zero in the universe). To me, I see either an empty space or a completely filled space.

In mathematics space could be zero
In physics, can space be zero?

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