becoming a god wrote:
thermodynamics
state that you cannot create energy that it only change from
one form to another.
Indeed. So what? What makes you think that the laws of thermodynamics,
which were after all derived from physics we can observe right here on
the earth, in our time
1) are valid even on large, cosmological scales?
2) were valid even already in the very first moments of the universe?
You might try reading this:
<http://www.physics.adelaide.edu.au/~dkoks/Faq/Relativity/GR/energy_gr.html>
so if E=MC2 THEN IF YOU CAN'T CREATE ENERGY THEN HOW
DOES MATTER GET CREATED THEN?
Huh? Where, exactly, do you see the problem???
because if matter is another form of energy then you cannot
create matter because of thermodunamics
Sorry, you contradict yourself here. Creating matter from energy does
in no
way contradict thermodynamics, since, as you yourself said, matter is
just another form of energy!
so what with the big bang it state that at the beginning
huge amount of energy formed
It doesn't state that. Try again.
but from what since energy is matter
No, energy is not matter. Matter is a form of energy.
and you cant create energy then where did the energy come
from?
and also why did energy form matter wouldt it mean that the amount
of energy would be propertional to the mass
No.
sience the universe is
expanding then would that mean at the end matter will convert back
to energy
No.
and why does energy form matter?
Due to the laws of QED. Why the laws of nature take this form?
Nobody knows.
why is a electron negtive
If you talk about the charge of the electron, that is negative by
definition simply. We could equally well call it positive and the
charge of the proton negative.
when the atom got created wouldnt
it fall back into the atom because it negitve
Huh??? Sorry, this is totally incomprehensible.
and that the atom would be large anoth to contain it?
And that too.
does this mean atom form first all that wrong?
And that too.
the string theory does not anwser such question it
compansate with other dimension to fit this wrong
Wrong, try again.
and this sound
stupid it says string ar the smallest thing wouldnt a dot be smaller?
String theory does not say that strings are the smallest things.
Try again.
what happen when the universe is gone
What makes you think the universe *will* ever be "gone"?
where the energy GO? thermodynamics cannot destroy energy?
See above.
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Bye,
Bjoern
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