Stephen Hawking 21 hours ago I greatly enjoyed the STARMUS festival. It is a combination of science and rock music, both of which I love. I was interested in the talks by the astronauts and why the Soviet Union didn’t beat Neil Armstrong to the Moon. I will have to read the transcript, because I didn’t understand the translation. I enjoyed hearing how Bob Wilson eliminated pigeons, they thought the microwave background was caused by pigeon droppings, and Richard Dawkins on alien life. Some people say I’m an alien myself, with my robot voice. I hope there is a STARMUS next year, and you invite me. -SH 1,449 SharesLikeLike · · Share Top Comments 32,430 people like this. Keith Carlock Keith Carlock I believe a firm theory of an Invisible/Holographic Principle of the Universe would be an incredible, unexpected advance in string theory! Like · Reply · about a minute ago Keith Carlock Time is invisible to space, but makes itself visible as part of the space-time continuum. Imaginary numbers are invisible to real numbers, but make themselves visible in the complex number plane. Virtual particles are invisible to real particles, but make themselves visible thru symmetry, I think? Im sure there are a lot more visible/invisible pairs in existence too! Like · Reply · 3 minutes ago Keith Carlock Professor Stephen Hawking, please check out my facebook group. Ive had my theories, in their final form, since the winter of 1992. Plus, according to my work, invisibility is inversely related to holodeck technology, by way of the light-interface. You turn one inside-out or outside-in, youd have the other. I am currently trying to adapt my practical theories of invisibility/holodeck technology, to make a more complete Invisible/ Holographic Principle of the Universe. The Holographic Principle is already established, but according to my theories, invisibility is the inverse form of a holographic universe! https://facebook/groups/229849683808284/
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