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String theory has the potential to incorporate all four of nature’s forces, gravity, EM, strong force, weak force AND all types of matter in a single framework – UFT (Unified Field Theory), at least that was the result of the above reasoning. That little equation m = (lp(z) .Qs )n has all the ingredients in it to open up a whole new vision on the mechanics of the universe. Relativity and quantum theories failed to provide an answer on the exact operation of the universe and to come up with a unified field theory due to the inability to see beyond the grand scheme of the mathematical framework, only fully understandable to those who knew the specific rules of their own mathematical creations, a swamp to run lost for many others. I think it is time to put a stop to the madness, bosonic string, closed oriented strings closed un-oriented strings, closed and open oriented strings, closed and open un-oriented strings, super strings type I and II, IIA and IIB and finally two heterotic string theories, five dimensions, eleven dimensions, twenty-six dimensions curled into oblivion, the approach with that “quantum of space” can bring unity and answers, although still in its infancy I am convinced many brilliant minds will bring it to maturity. “It would be the most exciting thing since man walked on the moon. It would give us a whole new reality to look at, a whole new universe.”
quantum of space, hexagonal structure of space, disection of quantum of space, energy density in empty space, Casimir vacuum, the electromagnetic forces, the gravitational forces, the strong force, the weak force, relativity with different dimensions
quantum of space, hexagonal structure of space, disection of quantum of space, energy density in empty space, Casimir vacuum, the electromagnetic forces, the gravitational forces, the strong force, the weak force, relativity with different dimensions
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