Xayma
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I didn't think string theory was up to that stage yet.
It basically turns into current quantum theory and relativity at all but high density areas such as black holes. What string theory does is try to combine the two.
To see any real evidence of string theory would require a fair bit more observation of black holes to see. In any case, quanta started out in a similar fashion before more evidence became available. The graviton predicted by it might be discovered when the newest particle accelerators come online in a few years but they are searching for the Higgs Boson first.
With M-theory the shortest length in the universe is Plancks Length, if the universe is in a big crunch/big bang cycle (unlikely but possible) that means that it starts off at plancks length, removing the infinite energy density and removing the singularity, which means we should be able to tell what occurs before that. Of course it could just be that at such energies, the time dimension undergoes changes that makes it impossible to see what occured earlier.
It basically turns into current quantum theory and relativity at all but high density areas such as black holes. What string theory does is try to combine the two.
To see any real evidence of string theory would require a fair bit more observation of black holes to see. In any case, quanta started out in a similar fashion before more evidence became available. The graviton predicted by it might be discovered when the newest particle accelerators come online in a few years but they are searching for the Higgs Boson first.
With M-theory the shortest length in the universe is Plancks Length, if the universe is in a big crunch/big bang cycle (unlikely but possible) that means that it starts off at plancks length, removing the infinite energy density and removing the singularity, which means we should be able to tell what occurs before that. Of course it could just be that at such energies, the time dimension undergoes changes that makes it impossible to see what occured earlier.
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