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The first quantum leap in the journey to success, in any area of life, is removing yourself from the center of the universe.

Einstein E= mc² is wrong or ill -defined, entanglement provides the mechanism that disintegrates the space and time phenomena outlined by general relativity: using the two quasars at the most distance galaxies as filters we have a mechanism to test entanglement : Einstein called it “spooky action at a distance,” but today quantum entanglement is poised to revolutionize technology from computers to cryptography. Physicists have gradually become convinced that the phenomenon—two subatomic particles that mirror changes in each other instantaneously over any distance—is real. But a few doubts remain. NOVA follows a ground-breaking experiment in the Canary Islands to use quasars at opposite ends of the universe to once and for all settle remaining question https://lnkd.in/dy2bRV4j

Today marks ✨ World Quantum Day✨ , a day to acknowledge and celebrate quantum science and technology around the world. 🌍 Quantum physics has been a dynamic field of research across the world for nearly 100 years. Scientific progress over many generations has spawned a new generation of technologies: quantum computers, quantum-secure communications, quantum sensors, and a myriad of key enabling technologies. These quantum technologies will transform our world: from healthcare to transportation, logistics to finance, energy to cybersecurity. The future shaped by quantum technologies is not just about scientific breakthroughs — it’s about practical, everyday improvements that will redefine industries and enhance our lives. Quantum Industry Canada is proud to be a founding member of the International Council of Quantum Industry Associations (ICQIA), alongside our international partners European Quantum Industry Consortium (QuIC), QED-C and Quantum STrategic industry Alliance for Revolution(Q-STAR), representing a diverse and dynamic global community of stakeholders. 🤝 Together, on World Quantum Day, we and our many members reaffirm our enthusiasm and optimism for the future prospects offered by quantum technologies, and our unwavering commitment to work together to accelerate quantum's transformative potential. 🚀 🎉 From all of us at the ICQIA, Happy World Quantum Day! 🙌

Can Fictitious forces do work..? The Moon moves around the Earth in its near-circular orbit due to Centripetal force. In this example the centripetal force is gravity. This force is governed by Newton's Universal Law of Gravitation. No centripetal force There is no centripetal force between the Earth and Moon according to General Relativity. Objects in orbit are not traveling in a circle, they're traveling in perfectly straight lines through space. It's space that is not perfectly straight. If a section broke away...no more centripetal force, no more artificial gravity. Imagine if Jonathan Cole had performed his firecracker tower experiment on a gigantic turntable in zero-g, where the centripetal acceleration was 9.8 ms2...a.k.a. artificial gravity? In artificial gravity we know we are being accelerated upward, not downward. Would he get the same results when trying the same experiments as when his tower stood vertically on earth? I say zero-g because on earth the turntable would have the vertical force of gravity to deal with. Placing the bottom of the tower on the circumference of the turntable is the down direction, where the radius is so large that the Cole tower would be a small fraction of the radius in order for the centripetal acceleration to be almost uniform from its top to bottom...would the collapse order results be the same, "Out first then Down"? (A) Centripetal force & centrifugal pseudo force are equal in magnitude and opposite in direction but (B)  a Centrifugal force is a pseudo force in both inertial frame of reference and non inertial frame of reference. Do pseudo forces do work? answers from the internet... (1) The work done by a pseudo force is zero, it acts to only appear on the body (2) As we know that pseudo forces are not real forces, thus they are not capable of displacing any object, hence work done by the pseudo force is zero.Aug 12, 2020 Developing this insight, Einstein formulated a theory with gravity as a fictitious force, and attributed the apparent gravitational acceleration due to gravity to the curvature of spacetime. This idea underlies Einstein's theory of general relativity. Someone should ask NIST if gravity is a real force or a fictitious force? https://lnkd.in/gNA5v5sW https://lnkd.in/g9w_74sF https://lnkd.in/gK5vx8AM https://lnkd.in/gC4zhZZM  https://lnkd.in/giQ6iC9f

Aligns best within Pearlman YeC SPIRAL (Stars Preceded Inflation, ..). Where we predicted early hyper-dense proto galactic formation. Overall, the more distant the stellar object, the earlier during the hyper cosmic inflation epoch we see it from, the denser the universe was when the light we see it from departed it, when at radius i, i years ago. Pearlman SPIRAL holding up for a decade and now gaining traction on ResearchGate. Follow, fairly consider and share to help advance the science.

May the 4th be with you! At 10x People, we may not be Jedi Masters, but we are Number Ordering Masters! As we celebrate #StarWarsDay, we're also celebrating the force of innovation and adaptability that drive our evolving number management solutions for our customers. From galaxies far, far away, to your number telecom network, trust 10x People to conquer your numbering empire! #MayThe4th #NumberingSolutions #WeAre10xPeople #NumberingJediMindTricks

Explore the mysterious world of dark matter in this fascinating video. Learn about the unseen force that is everywhere in the universe, affecting galaxies and the nature of physics. Dark matter is a form of matter that makes up about 27% of the universe, yet it does not emit, absorb, or reflect light, making it invisible and detectable only through its gravitational effects. The concept was first proposed to explain discrepancies in the rotation curves of galaxies, where the outer stars were observed to orbit faster than could be accounted for by the visible mass alone. This led to the hypothesis that there must be additional, unseen mass providing the necessary gravitational pull. The primary evidence for dark matter includes: Galactic Rotation Curves: The rotational speeds of galaxies do not decrease with distance from the center as expected, suggesting the presence of additional unseen mass. Gravitational Lensing: The bending of light from distant objects by galaxy clusters is stronger than what can be explained by visible matter alone. Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB): The observed fluctuations in the CMB radiation provide a snapshot of the early universe, indicating the presence of dark matter. Large Scale Structure: The distribution and formation of galaxies and clusters in the universe imply the presence of dark matter to explain the gravitational interactions observed. Despite strong indirect evidence, the exact nature of dark matter remains unknown. It is generally believed to be composed of non-baryonic particles, meaning they do not form atoms as ordinary matter does. Candidates for dark matter particles include: Weakly Interacting Massive Particles (WIMPs): Hypothetical particles that interact through gravity and possibly the weak nuclear force. Axions: Very light particles proposed to solve certain problems in particle physics. Sterile Neutrinos: A type of neutrino that does not interact via the standard weak nuclear force. Ongoing experiments and observations aim to detect dark matter particles directly or produce them in particle accelerators, but so far, dark matter has not been directly observed.

"Precious data from space missions, going back decades, is being carefully restored and archived by scientists at NASA's Space Science Date Coordinated Archive, allowing researchers today to make new discoveries by delving into the history books. "What's surprising is how much of this information is either lost or at least not in a condition that anybody can use it in," planetary scientist David Williams of the National Space Science Data Center Archive (NSSDCA) told Space.com. "We've got tons of photography, reels of film from various missions, a lot of microfilm and microfiche. We're slowly working through it""

Revisiting a blog post from 2013 on the unlikely role of infinity in the Dirac sea: https://lnkd.in/dVspms7n #quantumphysics #infinity

If we are leading life with questions and open up to the universe for answers then the universe tends to lead us to synchronicities. 👉 Watch here: https://lnkd.in/dK5Rr27t Rory Duff explains: 1.35 mins