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Quantum Gravity Problem

  • Jul 30, 2014
  • 1 min read

According to many in the physics mainstream, quantum gravity holds the most promise to realizing a unification mechanism to solving the gravity mystery. The main issue with that stems from the fact that at the Planck length of 10 to the -33rd cm, the energy within this length is just too large. A particle having a diameter of the Planck Length would have more energy within it than all of the known energy within the cosmos. In other words, the energy goes to infinity within the Planck length. Physicists have grappled with this question for years, not knowing how to resolve this matter, or even if there is a quantum solution to this energy problem. Like Einstein, I too regard the Quantum Mechanics, and the proverbial question "does God play dice with the universe" with an emphatic no. However, I do believe that Quantum Mechanics plays an important role in physics, but not an all encompassing role others would suggest.

Others look to Super String Theory to resolve the unifying principle between the four basic forces in the universe. However, SST requires 11 dimensions in a multi-verse scenario that to date has not been explained nor resolved in a suitable way. Still others look at new ways in their attempt to answer this daunting question that has perplexed humanity for over 100 years.

 
 
 

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