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Sure the base is covered, but I'm calling for "20 arguments for quantum gravity experiments" and #18 is "we've tried bigger and bigger particle colliders and th
by jrumbut 6y ago
Sure the base is covered, but I'm calling for "20 arguments for quantum gravity experiments" and #18 is "we've tried bigger and bigger particle colliders and the results are disappointing"
Everything's disappointing, I am (ironically given my tone here) only interested in hearing from those leading with solutions.
- btilly 6y agoThen read http://nautil.us/issue/45/power/what-quantum-gravity-needs-is-more-experiments http://nautil.us/issue/45/power/what-quantum-gravity-needs-i... linked to from point 18. In summary, the reason for quantum gravity experiments is that investigating contradictions in our theory has always been the best source of progress in science, and experiment has to lead theory. We know that QM and GR contradict each other, and therefore we should research that. She gives a variety of experiments that can research that. The equipment for which is of use in a variety of other sciences. (Particularly astronomy.)