Quantum Foam

Here is the sixteenth episode of Quantum Foam, Newton's Gravity. This is going to have to be a different test of the system. It is a great Saturday afternoon. We still have courtyards. When I was in ninth grade we were studying physical science, specifically Newton's Third Law of Motion and many coincidences happened during class one day. Since eighth grade, I knew I wanted to study physics. Keple...

Here is the seventeenth episode of Quantum Foam, Grand Unified Theories. It has been more than 8 decades since scientists knew that there was an incompatibility with the 2 major schools of thought. Quantum Mechanics needs to be consolidated with General Relativity. There is String Theory and Loop Quantum Gravity. LQG is a type of Quantum Gravity that is a methodological approach to a Grand Unified...

Here is the eighteenth episode of Quantum Foam, String Theory. We are taking a moment to assess some major problems that have been going on with math and physics that have been present since the time of the Greeks. This is a theory that states that each particle is a string that vibrates at a certain frequency. There have been 3 phases of the creation of String Theory as a new science. Now there i...

Here is the nineteenth episode of Quantum Foam, Loop Quantum Gravity. We are taking a look at this alternative theory to String Theory that is a candidate for The Theory Of Everything. This is a newish theory that is more like a method. What if there is another game in town that is able to describe Quantum Gravity? We think that you have to have a background-independent formulation in your Theory...

Here is the twentieth episode of Quantum Foam, Quantum Mechanics. We've been going over some seriously complicated topics during this decimal of the show. It's the stuff of figuring out Quantum Mechanics. We will be going into the popular theories of the day. We need Quantum Gravity to mix with General Relativity. We are approximately 1 fiftieth of the way done with the proposed full length of thi...

Here is the twenty-first episode of Quantum Foam, The Concept Of Zero. We got the whole concept of this show figured out and everything has been checked for audio. The material has also been otherwise fact-checked. The last few episodes were harder than the first few episodes of the last set of 10. People could end up listening to 1 of the many subsequent episodes of the show first. If that is the...

Here is the twenty-second episode of Quantum Foam, High Caliber Academics. We are advocating for attendance in school and in college. We want the highest quality academics. We are focusing on math here. We are using the best technology currently available. We are all on the same playing field here. We need people to read and to be self-taught. We are bogged down by search results. These days, we h...

Here is the twenty-third episode of Quantum Foam, Einstein's Relativity. The General Theory Of Relativity today still holds true and has not been proven to be wrong. Universality is something to think about as seen with our current laws of physics. The problem is that in certain physics situations the constants are adjusted all the time. They are changing the values for their constants. We are now...

Here is the twenty-fourth episode of Quantum Foam, Maxwell's Equations. It is probably a good idea to go over a background on who came up with certain areas of science. James Clerk Maxwell derived equations using hydrodynamics, but there were others he used to build upon. We pay special attention to André-Marie Ampère, who the ampere is named after. And there was also Michael Faraday, who contribu...

Here is the twenty-fifth episode of Quantum Foam, Time And Infinity. To infinity and beyond. We begin with some rational thinking. We are interested in integers and their cardinality. We need to find a way to list the rational numbers. There is no such thing as the smallest fraction bigger than 0. There is also a separate understanding of what is called the real numbers. They are different than th...

Here is the twenty-sixth episode of Quantum Foam, Antimatter And Matter. A Shot Of Mystery is a pretty cool podcast. This podcast is about science. Antimatter is described as being composed of the antiparticles of ordinary matter. Each particle and antiparticle can lead to a mutual annihilation. Other particles are then produced. The total energy of these equations is conserved. Neutrinos are ferm...

Here is the twenty-seventh episode of Quantum Foam, Dark Matter And Dark Energy. These are 2 distinct areas of science. We can only account for a certain amount of the matter we see. The rest is known as Dark Matter. Approximately 85 percent of the total amount of matter is unaccounted for. There are gravitational effects that are caused by left over, unexplained matter. We can't detect Dark Matte...

Here is the twenty-eighth episode of Quantum Foam, The Standard Model. This stuff is hard to understand and is referred to as The Particle Zoo. Dr. Michio Kaku says he got his PHD for learning 1000 particles. This is because there are many virtual particles. Things have been changed in this model a lot over the years. There are 17 particles split up between 12 fermions and 5 bosons. This model des...

Here is the twenty-ninth episode of Quantum Foam, Experimental Physics. We have been going over some difficult things here and we have to know how they are treating the physics we are talking about. We are going to give some examples of what exactly is done when doing Experimental Physics. Many things could be going on such as regrouping disciplines of physics that are related to detailed conceptu...

Here is the thirtieth episode of Quantum Foam, Quantum Computing. This is the third section of 10 of the podcast. The ability to Quantum Compute will crack all current encryption. This won't crack all encryption forever, though. IBM and Google currently have Quantum Computers. There will likely be updated versions and others with the same technology soon enough. We are using the prevailing logic f...

Here is the thirty-first episode of Quantum Foam, College Physics. We are approaching another decimal of the show here and we have more information to give out. A decimal just means 10 podcast shows. We are going to be sticking with the same 3 imaginary characters, Dr. Stephen Hawking, Sir Isaac Newton, and Herr Albert Einstein. I was recently watching some of the old Richard Feynman videos. These...

Here is the thirty-second episode of Quantum Foam, Expert Systems. This subject deals with Artificial Intelligence that uses human decision-making for specific, complex problems by utilizing a knowledge base of facts and an inference engine to apply logical rules. The rise of personal computers is important when understanding the circumstances leading to the development of Expert Systems. It is a...

Here is the thirty-third episode of Quantum Foam, Audio Engineering. We are covering what is relevant for this audio cast, the version as it pertains to this cast. Some people care about the numbers and some people don't. There is a set storyline that goes along with the show. We are looking at creating a bigger sound panel for sounds that pop out. Do you have the ability to pull what you were say...

Here is the thirty-fourth episode of Quantum Foam, The Character Of Quantum Law. Human behavior is not all that surprising. I am providing information in the form of readable text. People like to use the word quantum as a buzz word. We were thinking of going over Modern Topics In Physics And Astronomy. We are going into breadth with this topic. There is more time for depth later. I screw it up som...

Here is the thirty-fifth episode of Quantum Foam, Miscellaneous Topics. It has been a little bit since I recorded the last podcast episode. I wanted to start back out with a general topic. Brain casts require security clearance. I am trying to come up with what topics to come up with. What's a modern topic to come up with? The relevant topics is what we are looking for. The robots are saying thing...

Here is the thirty-sixth episode of Quantum Foam, Computational Intelligence. We are going over soft computing. We are covering the general topic of Artificial Intelligence this decimal of the show. What is all the hubbub about A. I. recently? It is not going to take over. It is not exactly like the cinematic matrix. We are looking at A. I. that has been created using linear computers. Computation...

Here is the thirty-seventh episode of Quantum Foam, Analytic Geometry. Essentially it is just Calculus. We have other things to think about like spin math and The Theory Of Everything. There is an orthogonal force to the normal force. You have a direction of your vector. The normal force is perpendicular to the orthogonal force vector, which is the vector direction. Linear Calculus is formulated i...

Here is the thirty-eighth episode of Quantum Foam, Time's Arrow - Part 1. It would be nice to get primary source information on this show from others in the field. Stereo quality is needed in the post-production of the release of this show. We are done talking about A.I. We are going to try and talk more about physics. We want to get more into Stellar Physics, Interstellar Physics, and more about...

Here is the thirty-ninth episode of Quantum Foam, Time's Arrow - Part 2. There needed to be another part to this topic. The Big Bang Theory was a pretty good TV show. Ludwig Boltzmann committed suicide. Constantin Carathéodory was a Greek mathematician who made significant contributions to real and complex analysis. He created axiomatic descriptions of Geometrical Thermodynamics. We know that time...

Here is the fortieth episode of Quantum Foam, Kepler's Orbital Mechanics. The mechanics for orbits around the Earth is what is important for this episode. The Space Engineering podcast is worth checking out. There are pretty good visuals involved. Also, there is good Calculus material under Patrick JMT out of Austin, Texas. Johannes Kepler was a German Astronomer who formulated the 3 laws of plane...