All articles tagged with #theory
The article explores the history, experiments, and theories surrounding anti-gravity propulsion, highlighting its potential to revolutionize space travel, the challenges in replicating experimental results, and the role of government disinformation and conspiracy theories in the field.
A new cosmological model proposed by researchers from European universities challenges the traditional inflationary theory of the universe's origins by relying on quantum gravitational waves instead of unobserved scalar fields, offering a potentially simpler and more testable framework that could reshape our understanding of the universe's birth.
A team of scientists proposes a new, minimalist theory of the Universe's origins that relies solely on gravity and quantum mechanics, avoiding speculative fields and adjustable parameters, and suggests that gravitational waves could have seeded cosmic structure, potentially reshaping our understanding of the Big Bang.
A geologist from the University of Alaska Fairbanks proposes a fringe theory that time is three-dimensional and space is an emergent property of it, suggesting a new way to understand the universe, though it remains unverified and outside mainstream physics.
A new theory by Gunther Kletetschka suggests that time has three dimensions, with space emerging as a secondary effect, potentially advancing the quest for a unified understanding of the universe and the origin of particle masses.
The article explores the idea that gravity might be an emergent phenomenon driven by entropy increase, similar to effects seen in granular physics and thermodynamics, but this remains a minority and speculative view in physics, requiring more experimental evidence and testable predictions.
A woman named Joli has sparked a debate with her theory that we all live in a parallel universe and never truly die, citing the Quantum Immortality theory and Hugh Everett’s many-world interpretation. According to her, when a person dies in one universe, their consciousness shifts to a parallel universe where they survive, leading to a constant cycle of apocalypses and reality shifts. Her TikTok video has left people both baffled and intrigued, with some expressing mixed feelings about the concept.
Ancient theories proposed the existence of a "counter-Earth" called Antichthon hidden behind the Sun, which could explain lunar eclipses. While the idea was later dismissed, a recent study suggests that such a world could exist in other solar systems. However, observations of planetary influences and orbital calculations indicate that there is no counter-Earth in our own Solar System. The presence of an "anti-Earth" would have been detected through its influence on the positions of other planets, making it unlikely that there is another Earth on the other side of the Sun.
In Episode 6 of "Ahsoka," a theory suggests that the character Baylan Skoll may be searching for Abeloth, a powerful villain from the non-canonical Fate of the Jedi novels. Abeloth, also known as the Bringer of Chaos, was once a benign being known as the Mother but turned to the Dark Side and sought immortality. If Baylan's plan involves finding Abeloth, it could potentially end the struggle between Light and Dark in the Star Wars universe.
A search warrant in the case of missing 12-year-old Madalina Cojocari reveals that her mother and grandmother discussed a theory that the child's stepfather had given her away for money. Madalina's mother and stepfather were arrested for failing to report her disappearance, but there are no new charges in the case. The warrant shows that investigators sought access to bank records to establish a financial pattern for the stepfather. The family's home was searched, and items were seized. Madalina was last seen in November 2020, and her whereabouts remain unknown.
According to warrants, the mother of missing woman Madalina Cojocari theorized that her daughter may have been sold for cash, shedding light on a possible connection to human trafficking.
Lala Kent explored a bizarre theory on her podcast comparing Vanderpump Rules star Tom Sandoval to cult leader Charles Manson, citing similarities in the way they both allegedly preyed on vulnerable women. Kent also suggested that Sandoval's girlfriend Raquel Leviss would do whatever he told her to do. Kent later clarified that the theory was not her own. Sandoval recently made headlines for being caught on the phone with Leviss during a flight, weeks after their breakup.
A theory about the character Kafka in Honkai: Star Rail suggests that she may have a sinister side, with implications of violence hidden in the lore of her Light Cone weapon. Some fans believe that she may go on a murder spree to the beat of orchestral music, similar to a scene in the game's opening cutscene. The theory matches up with Kafka's potential namesake, German novelist Franz Kafka, known for his stories about horror in the mundane.