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John Bell’s formulation of the fundamental ideas in this experiment have been called “Bell’s Theorem” and can be stated most succinctly in his own words; “Reality is non-local.” In other words, not only do the elementary particles that make up the things we see around us not exist until they are observed (Copenhagen Interpretation), but they are not, at the most essential level, even identifiably separable from other such particles arbitrarily far away. John Muir, the 19th Century naturalist once said, “When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the universe.” the uncertainty principle is a fundamental property of quantum physics initially discovered through somewhat classical reasoning—a classically based logic that is still used by many physics teachers to explain the uncertainty principle today. This classical approach is that if one looks at an elementary particle using light to see it, the very act of hitting the particle with light (even just one photon) should knock it out of the way so that one can no longer tell where the particle actually is located—just that it is no longer where it was. Smaller wavelength light (blue, for example, which is more energetic) imparts more energy to the particle than longer wavelength light (red, for example, which is less energetic). So using a smaller (more precise) “yardstick” of light to measure position means that one “messes up” the possible position of the particle more by “hitting” it with more energy. While his sponsor, Nehls Bohr (who successfully argued with Einstein on many of these matters), was on travel, Werner Heisenberg first published his Uncertainty Principle Paper using this more-or-less classical reasoning just given. (The deviation from classical notion was the idea of light comes in little packets or quantities, known as “quanta,” as discussed in article one). However the uncertainty principle was to turn out to be much more fundamental than even Heisenberg imagined in his first paper. |
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The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle basically stated that if one starts to know the change in the momentum of an elementary particle very well (that is usually, what the change in a particle’s velocity is) then one begins to lose knowledge of the change in the position of the particle, that is, where the particle is actually located. Another way of stating this principle, using relativity in the formulation, turns out to be that one gets another version of the uncertainty principle. This relativistic version states that as one gets to know the energy of an elementary particle very well, one cannot at the same time know (i.e., measure) very accurately at what time it actually had that energy. So we have, in quantum physics, what are called “complimentary pairs.” (If you’d really like to impress your friends, you can also call them “non-commuting observables.”) This pattern is simply called an “interference pattern” and Thomas Young used this experiment to demonstrate the wave nature of light in the early 19th Century. Many experiments followed to also show that light was indeed also a particle (a “photon”) and Albert Einstein was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics in 1921 for his work showing that the particle nature of light could explain the “photoelectric effect.” This was an experiment whereby low energy (red) light, when shining onto a photoelectric material, caused the material to emit low energy (slow moving) electrons, while high energy (blue) light caused the same material to emit high energy (fast moving) electrons. However, lots of red light only ever produced more low energy electrons, never any high-energy electrons. In other words, the energy could not be “saved up” but rather must be absorbed by the electrons in the photoelectric material individually. The conclusion was that light came in packets, little quantities, and behaved thus as a particle as well as a wave. One might rightly ask, then, what does it mean to measure something? And this brings us to the Uncertainly Principle first discovered by Werner Heisenberg. Dr. Heisenberg wrote, “Some physicist would prefer to come back to the idea of an objective real world whose smallest parts exist objectively in the same sense as stones or trees exist independently of whether we observe them. This however is impossible." What the ... Do We Know!? 6.0 609 1 hrs 48 mins 10:20am | 1:00pm | 3:50 | 6:50 | 9:55 Timeless Vedas Seth Material A Course in Miracles Fritjoff Capra in his 1975 book, The Tao of Physics Cosmology Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time and The Universe in a Nutshell, or, at the very least, renting Stephen Hawking's Universe on DVD. Quantum Theory of Gravity Grand Unified Theory Carlos Castaneda The Mayans named the unnamable: HUNAB-KU Life is light for us humans. But we are accustomed to think that the light shines in darkness and the darkness does not comprehend. This could be telling us that it serves no purpose to try to "know" intellectually, that there is an unnameable life within. The Mayans named the unnameable: HUNAB-KU. If we are to find paths to understanding, they must be in the present moment, now. And the "darkness" in ourselves, our always being "out there" but never "in here", can, by our becoming aware, comprehend, be made pregnant by HUNAB-KU, nameless moment of non-verbality. This means we must try to contact as frequently as possible the stillness in ourselves, with complete sincerity, genuine seriousness, utter simplicity. ayahuasca The Cosmic Serpent : DNA and the Origins of Knowledge_ by Jeremy Narby (Stanford University anthropologist) Hardcover - 257 pages 1st jeremy edition (April 1998) J P Tarcher; ISBN: 0874779111 The "energy" field emanates from the Galactic Center and includes the entire electromagnetic/photon field in which our planet exists. There are dimensions of subtlety within this field -the telluric or astral realms- extending beyond the physical forces of science to include spiritual planes of being. If we imagine this field as being similar to the lines of force surrounding a magnet, we can understand that our changing orientation to this field has immediate consequences, and little to do with cause-and-effect transmission of energy between us and the Galactic center. We are, instead in a relationship of resonance with our source, one that connects us deeply within to each other. and, in fact, to all other beings in this galaxy. Based upon these considerations, I would like to emphasize that the Galactic equator-the precise edge of our spiraling galaxy-is the Zero Point location of the turn about moment in the cycle of precession. This World Age shift occurs when the solstice sun crosses over the galactic equator, and thus the Galactic Alignment in 2012 is about a field-effect energy reversal." The Bible Code; Michael Drosnin Pi in the Sky; This is a book by Michael Poynder in which he said that the Stone Age priesthood used to work with, and manipulate the Earth’s energy grid. They knew about the 22-year binary sunspot cycle, and they used the value of pi - 22 over 7 - in the layout of many sacred sites. In 3114 BC, at the end of the last Great Cycle, the Winter Solstice sun entered the cairns through polarising crystal windows, accelerating the “auric body” of the cairn, and creating an extra-dimensional UFO. The priests have time-traveled in their UFOs to the present time, to communicate via crop circles, that we should raise our consciousness for 2012. Vedic doctrine of the World Ages http://Alignment2012.com/debate.html Mesothelioma Terence McKenna's software plotting the fractals of "novelty" over many thousands of years of earth's history, up to 2012 C.E., at which point novelty will reach the state of infinite fulmination. He defines novelty, of course, as "the density of connectedness" or the "degree of complexity." The I Ching says that Time is a series of identifiable elements in flux. There are 64 of these "elements." He also believes that what we today call the I Ching is but a tiny fragment of a once immense device, now forever lost. |
