Supersymmetry and the Hidden Unity of the Universe
In 1919, Arthur Eddington carried out a crucial experiment during a total solar eclipse to test General Relativity developed by Albert Einstein. By observing stars whose light passed near the ...
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Where Are the Extra Dimensions in String Theory?
Through the interaction of strings across different frames of reference, it becomes clear that a string is not a dimensionless point but something that truly occupies space. This suggests that ...
Why String Theory Remains Unproven: The Planck Scale Problem
One of the main reasons string theory remains unproven lies in the extreme energy scale it requires. The Large Hadron Collider can currently generate about 6.5 tera–electronvolts per collision, which ...
Why Does Planck Tension Limit Energy in String Theory?
Why Is String Theory So Difficult to Understand? String theory is often described as one of the most promising frameworks in modern physics. Yet, the Standard Model still retains its ...
What Is M-Theory and Why Do Physicists Take It So Seriously?
From String Theory to a “Theory of Everything” In 1995, Edward Witten presented a groundbreaking idea that reshaped string theory into something broader and more ambitious: M-theory. This was not ...
Are Fundamental Particles Really Point-Like? The Rise of String Theory
The Paradox of “Point-Like” Particles In ancient Greek, the word “atom” originally meant something indivisible. Today, modern physics has gone even further, breaking atoms into smaller components known as fundamental ...
