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Daily Archives: July 24, 2010
Is the Universe a Broken Symmetry? I Need a Physicist’s Help!
Could a physicist (or someone at least somewhat in the know) answer a simple question for me? Does the video below roughly approximate what went on at the Big Bang (a symmetry is broken, its granular debris entropically shattering and cascading … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Bang, entropy, evolution, Genesis, origins, particle physics, physics, sand, science, symmetry, the big bang
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Architect Buckminster Fuller’s “Buckyballs” Found in Space! Are They Evidence of God’s Existence?
This is a trippy story. The carbon molecule called a “buckyball”—named after Buckminster Fuller—has been discovered to be floating free in space: Sir Harry Kroto, who shared the 1996 Nobel Prize in chemistry with Bob Curl and Rick Smalley for the discovery … Continue reading
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Tagged agnosticism, apologetics, architecture, atheism, buckminster fuller, buckyballs, God, philosophy, physics, science, supersymmetry, symmetry
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Prometheus Unbound 