2013 Prediction: Physics Enters A New Era

If force fields or warp drive is invented, then I'll be a happy man.

If they determine that cold fusion experiments are indicative of a matter/anti-matter battery was actually discovered then eureka will have all the energy will ever need--just pull the anti-matter out of thin air and produce unlimited energy.

Or perhaps they will discover a way to harness all that hidden 'dark mass' or 'dark energy' hiding from us in a commercial process.

Or whatever is pulling apart the universe in an ever expanding process. Maybe find a way to tap into that energy.

Fusion not so much it will never work as promised 50 years ago.

i think everything will stay the same nothing new except for the war with china and north korea will start

The LHC is still on standby the whole of Januari and will be shutdown as of March.

https://espace.cern.ch/be-dep/BEDepartmentalDocuments/BE/LHC_Schedule_2013.pdf

Dark Matter is the part of the Universal Spectrum where dead people live and watch us from when we're taking showers and picking our noses and stuff.

@Cookiees453

Same here I want to see evidence that warp drives are possible.

In the future the singularity will begin the blurring and combining of humans and robots.

In the future, the Twinkie factory will be reborn and put on the pie chart of the food group.

In the future Cheetos will be Robot fuel.

In the future, once humans establish themselves on Mars with a self sustaining civilization, the Annunki will reveal themselves to all of humanity.

Once the Annunki reveals themselves to humanity, the Annunki will educate us further and we will join them to venture out into the Cosmos!

I always came to the conclusion that dark matter was possibly the by product of the universe digesting atoms and molecules through the process of gravity.

Does anyone know of any literature suggesting this?

to gizmowiz: isn't gravity the force that's pulling apart the universe, or should i say the thing that keeps it in motion.

i always thought of the universe like a giant fish tank filled with water and everything inside (atoms and molecules) are slowly just settling to the bottom like sand being dumped into water. the chemical reaction between the water and sand caused by gravity would produce dark matter.

: also electricity( or life) would be the manipulating force that counter acts the settling of "the Sand"

Theory: Dark matter is/was ever present during expansion and collapse of universe. Light and matter simply displace dark matter in the univese, and atoms...i think.

The Standard Model does NOT account for everything we experience. Gravity?

Whatever humans discover you can be sure US gov. will use it kill innocent people.

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"I contend that we are both atheists. I just believe in one fewer god than you do. When you understand why you dismiss all the other possible gods, you will understand why I dismiss yours"

- Stephen Roberts

dark matter is a bunch of BS. they wont find it. what they will find is that gravity has interesting echoes at very large scales. our new study in the scalar field that permeates the universe will undoubtedly gives us the reason for galactic rotations being so symmetrical and ghaving such a uniform spin... which is technically the biggest reason the idea of dark mater was ever created.

"Do not try and bend the spoon. That's impossible. Instead... only try to realize the truth. There is no spoon."

jtjumped: are you referring to the other dimensions we're not experiencing. the "whole big picture" if you will.

boka:, i believe that everything that happens is a necessity to help a civilization reach the next plateau. Every invention made or reaction discovered is misused first, then we learn from our mistakes and correctly use the knowledge to only have it lead us to the next big discovery, which is then misused.

D13:, I don't think it matters what you want to call the things we haven't discovered yet. The point is the universe still has secrets, and dark matter seems to be used as the word to describe a section of the universe's chemistry that we don't fully understand yet, you just gave it a different definition with out calling it one simple thing, which it probably isn't anyway.

"Dark Matter" spooky.

The future is plastic.
Space is elastic.

What is space made of?
Time to look into it.

Thanks,
-Tony

Maybe carbon chunks are sequestering electrons?

Water hiding in other crystalline structures?

Maybe the cores of infant stars are so dense that there are atoms within atoms and the core is a specific, ordered, supermassive object that is all elements in their heaviest isotope, occupying the space of the largest atom? Yeah, I know. All of our mass calculations of stars would then be wrong, but stars are both emitter and attractor in both process and state, with radiation acting as a lens in one of the only places that radiation can possibly be held static...

there are still trillions of thoughts within our own brains we hav'nt discovered yet ~ but thats sort of a grey area ....
The most fascinating hing about most triumphant discoveries and new information revealed and understood , is that within a 'relatively' short period of 'time' it's just no longer exciting unless someone makes another Brilliant Discovery . Thats why I like to continually bee fascinated and challenged within my own thinking ~ its truly incredible ; my discontent comes from looking away from Nature ...

A challenging era ahead, hopefully we'll get lucky. Relax and entertainment on http://www.yepiclip.com