Quote Originally Posted by Polymirize
Oh this will be easy for you then... Consider Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle. Consider how at the quantum level, particles can suddenly decide to "stop" existing and disappear. Violation of conservation of energy.
Your right, it is easy. It's not a violation of energy for a partical to "appear" and "disappear" with in an amount of time. Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle:change in time * Change in E>=hbar/2. so depending on the E is the amount of time this "new" partical can exist. And this can only happen as long asmomentum is conserved.There are no particals that are existing that can "disapear" using this equaton.

This is also the same way Black holes can evaporate. Two imaginary particals (antimatter and normal matter or two photons) are created near the Horizon (not sure if its event or absolute horizon) and one gets pulled in while the other flys off. The one that get's pulled in then destroys some of the matter inside the hole thus reducing it's mass.

There is never a violation of conservation of energy or we would be able to create perpetual motion machines.

That I know of, wenever thought the world was flat. When "we" built ships we could see the mast over the horizon before "we" saw the ship.
MoonStarer420 Reviewed by MoonStarer420 on . Why not unite science with spirituality? I think with an different interpretation of everything we can unite science and spirituality since both are on the road to infinity. I think that is the next step for a major evolution speed up but then again I might be wrong but I think that spirituality can be proven through science. I know spirituality seems more infinite than science because in the material world for now were are limited but we can see infinity even in the material plane as people would say. dont know if I lost ya but Rating: 5