Post by abacus9900 on Mar 9, 2011 22:15:54 GMT 1
It was discovered about ten years ago that the fundamental constants of physics might not be as constant as we thought.
The fundamental constants are the values that describe laws about how strong the forces of nature are. Light that has traveled across the universe from distant stars has told us that these laws might have been different in the past. In other words, the constants we have used to define nature might be an illusion!
Any comments?
The fundamental constants are the values that describe laws about how strong the forces of nature are. Light that has traveled across the universe from distant stars has told us that these laws might have been different in the past. In other words, the constants we have used to define nature might be an illusion!
Any comments?
