Science fair

[lyokodude offline]

What are you going to do for your science fair project[if your school does one}

[DL offline]

me..well I would probably do the spacial inequalities that make time travel theorettically possible...and or make a jet pack

[lyokodude offline]

How would you then state the inequalities that makestime travel theoritically impossible

[DL offline]

simple, there are three types of measure ment that we use the determine if an object is "real", length, width, and depth. We can represent a 3-D object on a piece of paper as a 2-D object. But is there such a thing as an instantanius object? No and there fore that has led me to determine that there is a fourth dimenton in which we measure objects: duration or time. We can move in the three basic dimentions. We can go up, down, left, right, forward and backward. We also move through time as well. But we can only move forward. Based on these facts it is to be infered that we can move backward in time as well. We cannot do it naturally, like we do the others, though. So it should be, theoretically, possible to move backward in time with the assistance of a machine or certain natural phenomenon such as worm holes, which is two black holes put together like a tunnel.I'm not quite sure how to move backward in time yet but I do know how to move forward.

[lyokodude offline]

Oh now I see but what if a blackhole redirects you to a nother dimension

[DL offline]

that is complete bull, there is no scientific evidence to show the possibility of another dimention...the worst that would happen would be that you would be pulled appart atom by atom

[lyokodude offline]

that is complete bull, there is no scientific evidence to show the possibility of another dimention...the worst that would happen would be that you would be pulled appart atom by atom

it is too possible but probably not it would probably do what you said pull yuo apart atom by atom

[DL offline]

from what modern science can tell it is not possible that is science fiction...if there are other dimentions the only way to reach them would be to speed you atoms up to an unbelivable rate, because if there is another dimention it's atoms would be moving 100000x faster than ours and a black hole does not speed up atoms.

[lyokodude offline]

according to modern science yes but not to science fiction

[DL offline]

yes but sifi is not real, I deal in what is real.

[lyokodude offline]

I do both

[Paige offline]

I am doing the COOLEST science project ever!!!

Musical instruments - the principles behind them.

What I'm going to do is research the instrument. It is a clarinet. And then I'm going to construct a working model of it so that it plays the same way the actual clarinet does. Isn't that the coolest???

[OB-waN offline]

Hey, Piage is back *HUGS* sorry for the spam.....but I'm so happy!!!!!

[lyokodude offline]

great idea paige

[SamBlob offline]

Max Planck discovered the black-body quantum radiation effect.

He described his experiments and stated his results in detail

He then went on to prove that, based on established scientific theory at the time, such an effect should not occur.

The effect remained unexplained until a 26-year-old patent clerk named Albert Einstein published a theory that explained it. I might be wrong, but I think I heard that the theory that explains the black-body quantum radiation effect is the Specific Theory of Relativity.

Who is to say that the physics that exists now is not as much an approximation of what really happens as the physics of Newton and Huygens? What is impossible today might be commonplace twenty years from now.

[Dummo Marx]

To deal in reality, you must first know what reality is....is the world that surrounds you, reality?

Everyone has their own reality...for you dimension travel might be impossible...but for others...it may not...

Just because it has no cientific explination, doesn't mean it's not there...think about us humans....do we have any cientific explination towards our hostile behaviour?....no...just theorems at best...and yet we exist....

Science is as foolish as religion, for both define an undefineable reality

[Paige offline]

great idea paige

thanks. I thought so too.

[lyokodude offline]

You should get a blue ribbon