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It's fun to think about what this could mean. Can you defeat gravity by somehow energizing matter to affect its spin and acceleration? And if so, could this not
by beaner 6y ago
It's fun to think about what this could mean. Can you defeat gravity by somehow energizing matter to affect its spin and acceleration? And if so, could this not only be a technology for space travel, but potentially be an explainer for something like dark matter - maybe there are parts of galaxies that are energized differently than we assume, thereby affecting their gravitational pull?
I'm sure this all sounds dumb, I'm not a physicist, but it's fun to think about.
- deeeeplearning 6y ago>Can you defeat gravity by somehow energizing matter to affect its spin and acceleration Except there is no mechanism through which this could work. That would be like me saying "if I flip these bits arranged in a pentagram fast enough surely this will create an AGI." It doesn't make a bit of sense.
- behindsight 6y ago> Except there is no mechanism Have you considered the Higgs mechanism [0]? Perhaps an adjacent theory? I am fascinated with such a concept but I am by no means an expert at all. I would appreciate if you could expand more on your comment, thanks! 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Higgs_mechanism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Higgs_mechanism