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1) The Universe is endless in all directions, time, and scale, so there is no unbreakable particle or field. Fundamental fields(math) are defined(math) as funda
by drran 5y ago
1) The Universe is endless in all directions, time, and scale, so there is no unbreakable particle or field. Fundamental fields(math) are defined(math) as fundamental(math). It looks like I need to switch to OpenGL to explain my point. 3D fields in OpenGL are defined as fundamental for OpenGL, but they are not fundamental for Universe.
Modern OpenGL can be used to make astonishing predictions, but, IMHO, studying of OpenGL will not make me better at physics. However, if I will learn chemistry, optics, geology, fluids, mechanics, etc., then I will be able to make OpenGL better.
Modern math apparatus in physics does astonishing predictions, but it cannot explain the underlying mechanic.
IMHO, the solution is to make physical models, instead of mathematical models, of quantum objects, and study them with our own eyes, because it's easy to bend spacetime in math or OpenGL, but impossible in real physical world, so it forces making of realistic physical models.
2) I generated few ideas:
Maybe, a huge wave passed through our Visible Universe, and caused a pressure drop in the ideal fluid AKA Physical Vacuum, so bubbles are popped up, and they are merging now from subatomic particles and up to supermassive black holes.
Maybe, we are embedded into a huge massive object, so gravitation and EM are caused by rotation of this object, so gravitational attraction slowers rotation.
I don't know.
But, "energy is stored in 3D array of values, because 3D arrays are defined as foundational for mathematical apparatus of physics" - WTF it means?