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The Speculations forum is provided for those who like to hypothesize new ideas in science. To enrich our discussions above the level of Wild Ass Guesswork (WAG) and give as much meaning as possible to such speculations, we do have some special rules to follow:

  1. Speculations must be backed up by evidence or some sort of proof. If your speculation is untestable, or you don't give us evidence (or a prediction that is testable), your thread will be moved to the Trash Can. If you expect any scientific input, you need to provide a case that science can measure.
  2. Be civil. As wrong as someone might be, there is no reason to insult them, and there's no reason to get angry if someone points out the flaws in your theory, either.
  3. Keep it in the Speculations forum. Don't try to use your pet theory to answer questions in the mainstream science forums, and don't hijack other threads to advertise your new theory.

The movement of a thread into (or out of) Speculations is ultimately at the discretion of moderators, and will be determined on a case by case basis.

  1. Started by dalemiller,

    Some negative systemic charge should be expected to exist upon a protostar. No matter how slight that systemic charge might be, some migration of charged particles would result in an inward trend for positive ions and an outward trend for electrons. Increased systemic charge would increase the percentage of ionizations to be drawn by systemic traction and the rate of their acceleration. As the protostar compresses, increased surface ion density accompanies its increased temperature, leading to an acceleration of charged particle migration. Our brains seem wired to most readily appreciate the shell of electrons that would form around such a developing protostar, but pe…

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  2. Started by Morse,

    The universe is infinite in its volume, and within the infinite universe there is an infinite amount of Planets and other formations composed of and containing X (X also being infinite but not increasing?) amount of matter. Now for the sake of this idea, we will assume that with an infinite amount of planets with infinite variance in conditions, there is life besides that found on Earth. My question is, can life evolve from an elemental composition radically different from that of a humans? Under the conditions found on Earth, Oxygen and Carbon were the most ideal/only way for life to form. But is there a specific reason on Planet X, that X conditions made it mo…

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  3. :doh:MOTION of FREE BODIES ON SCREW TRAJECTORY On my site link removed the numerous evidences, that any free bodies both micro and macroworld move on a screw trajectory are adduced. The reasons of such motion are shown. Apparent consequents of screw motion: 1. Only abstract mathematical image as a projection of a particle to an axis of a screw trajectory will obey Newton first law and even in this case cannot distinguish right-handed motion from left-handed, i.e. Newton first law is erroneous. 2. Wave-corpuscle dualism of microparticles is motion them on a screw trajectory. 3. All "wave" properties of particles are a consequent of screw motion of these parti…

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  4. Started by tar,

    Impossible? No, I don't think so. It's on the contrary, obvious that it can be no other way. People, including me, have a tendency to frame shift when talking about the universe. And it's often difficult to tell if someone has frame shifted, when thinking about an object in space, in terms of where and what it is. Its important to talk about two distinct and often confused nows. There is the personal, human now, in terms of what we see, when we look out into the expanse of space. And there is the universal, god like perspective, minds eye picture, of what the universe "looks like", NOW. The two are often confused, and the translation from one to the othe…

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  5. Started by Edmond Zedo,

    I'm a relatively new cognitive psychology student, but older than most of my peers. I've been an "amateur" for years, analyzing subjectively--kind of a philosopher, if you will. I plan on going into research, and probably writing, combining the objective with the subjective. Thing is, I've just come up with a hypothesis which is scientifically testable, and kind of a "big deal" if it can be shown accurate. I'm confident it is, but I have no status, and lack knowledge of procedure. My question: Is there some way to document this hypothesis officially, making it available to the research community, and receive some credit as "The guy who thought of it first?" If th…

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  6. I believe Primal Therapy offers some much needed help in a very troubled World. The need for human beings to find their way out of the maddness we all inherited seems to me, to be of paramount importance. I believe Primal Therapy offers the only true cure for neurosis. The only way to free ourselves of all the old fears,pains,anger and such that most of us have piled up within ourselves over our lifetimes. Dr. Arthur Janov dicovered this therapy over 40 years ago and has worked with thousands of cleints over those many years and devoted much of his time and resources toward researching his new therapy. I encourage everyone to visit his website : http://www.primaltherapy…

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  7. Started by Peron,

    http://www.iceagenow.com/ How can we be certian that crabon dioxide is causeing globabl wamring when their are thousands of volcanos under the sea. http://www.iceagenow.com/Ocean_Warming.htm Scientists denie global waring, http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blogs/fpcomment/archive/2008/05/17/32-000-deniers.aspx http://www.iceagenow.com/The_missing_sunspots-Is_this_the_big_chill.htm

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  8. Started by throng,

    The first 0D location is within infinite potential locations. A second location can't exist in the same place as the first, but it can't exist seperate from it either because each of the two points have equal relevance to eachother and distance is a relative value, not singular. I would like to say the two points are gravitionally packed and create no distance. A third point is also gravitationally packed forming a conceptual eq. triangle but there is no distance, because there is not a relative value, only a single one. The fourth point creates a conceptual tetrahedron and all values are still equal, not relative, so there is no relative space. Only an infini…

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  9. Started by Yuri Danoyan,

    Space / Time 3:1 Dark Energy / Dark Matter of the invisible Universe 3:1 Hydrogen / Helium, 99% of the visible Universe 3:1. By the way, Hydrogen atoms - Fermions; Helium- 4 atoms - Bosons. Stable particles of the Universe (Fermions) spin 1/2 (Proton, Electrons, Neutrinos) -3 Stable particles of the Universe (Bosons) with spin 1 (photon) -1 Decay of non -stable Neutron (1) to stable: Proton, Electron, Neutrino (3)

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  10. Say, if you went back in time and changed something. Like for example, you went back to the day that you decided indefinetly that you were going to be an engineer, but then you go back and make your past self change his/her mind. Wouldn't you disapear as you made your past self decide not to be an engineer, then you wouldn't be there because that choice would lead to many different choices. Also, if you were to show yourself to your past self, what would happen??

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  11. Started by a-x-med,

    The timeline spiral. Let us take a point as begining of everything in the example. Place existed of this point and time is place of limit approached from negative to 0. Let us take minimal quantity of passage of time conditionally (T). If we accept to take the know point all matter or the universe then they received the following situation: Then for the next past (T) time: Here a and b is the new timeline arising when each (T) time is passed. If we include the conception of paralel universes here, then will arise of the following shaped spiral lines: Here: a, b, c, d are the lines of the time spiral. If we imagine that there is thing N1 in our hand. Then t…

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  12. Started by BroBrown,

    What do scientists mean when they say that an explanation or entity must be natural in order for it to be scientific?

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  13. Started by froarty,

    My perspective of 4D Space-time is from the future on the time axis intercept looking down on the zero intersect with the 3D spatial axis called the "present". This narrow time interval is not measurable and our only awareness derived by differential measurements. We can only measure accumulated time dilation measured between different inertial frames such as the twin paradox. Our time perception appears based on relative motion between the fabric of time though space which is why C and Bohr radius always appear constant within our inertial frame. I propose that at an atomic level a temporal perspective would show orbitals forming halos of different radii while the vorti…

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  14. I believe (or perhaps I should say I'm under the mistaken impression) that we can use statistical analysis of the collision points of entangled photons to send information faster than the speed of light. To begin with, we need two light beams, produced by passing our source beam through a beam splitter, which is 50% reflective in one direction and 50% transparent in the other. These beams travel along for awhile and then are optically directed to interfere with each other, producing the classical interference pattern of the double slit experiment. If we are to introduce a "which path detector" on one of the beams coming out of the beam splitter, trying to figure …

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  15. Started by tar,

    Stories are at the heart of human understanding. The story an electron tells us when it hits our eye or equipment. The story an authority figure tells us to teach us. The story we tell ourselves to explain and plan our thoughts and actions. The story we tell our teacher to explain our failures. --- (some defintions from Google) narrative: a message that tells the particulars of an act or occurrence or course of events; presented in writing or drama or cinema or as a radio ... a piece of fiction that narrates a chain of related events; "he writes stories for the magazines" floor: a structure consisting of a room or set of rooms at a single position a…

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  16. I am posting this interesting paper as a background to talk about this: Hydrino Article

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  17. About 13.8 billion years ago universe -as we see it - had its energy very densely formed. Nowadays the same energy is way more than less condensed. There is no reason to doubt that same phenomenon couldnt effect on the very same energy that the nucleus of an atom has! Nucleuses of atoms had accordingly changed for less dense energy. Concomitantly expanding atom nucleuses have radiated their energy in a form of waves which have nature of electrons and particles. Electrons confront energy-waves from the adjacent atom nucleuses and interact with them. At this point new electrons are born in to them which create changes of pressure into energy-waves that they conf…

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  18. The evolution of life on Earth of the simpler to the more comlplex organisms. A look at the timeline of evolution is a good place to start. A very good one is available at: http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/topics/Timeline_of_evolution .We can see from this timeline that life began with the prokaryotes 3.8 billion years ago.From then it took another 1.8 billion years to evolve the simplest eukaryotes. From then another 1 billion years before the simplest multi-cellular organisms. The first fish and proto-amphibians .5 billion years later. From then another .14 billion years for true amphibians to emerge. Reptiles appear .6 billion years later.Mammals emerge .1 billion …

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  19. Background radiation level is constantly increasing mostly because of civilian nuclear power. Radiation is said not to store into matter but actually that is one of the basic attributes of radiation in a frictionless quantum world. Neutron activation is the most straight forward mechanism. Nuclear reactors produce 1,5 excess neutrons per fission which must escape the reactor not to make it over-critical. As an electrically neutral particle neutron penetrates matter easily especially after 30 years (former operation maximum) the structures of a power plant become fully saturated and they pass into the environment. Neutrons that are not absorbed nor traveling throu…

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  20. Started by AlexanderJC,

    I was wondering: how could you go faster than the speed of light if light is the theoretical "limit"? My hypothesis is that if you were to rapidly convert a massive piece of matter into energy, then back to matter, and back to energy again (keep repeating the process), then the sudden appearance and disappearance of matter would send ripples in space itself around say, a ship this was mounted on. This effect would effectively shorten (or lengthen) the length between point A and B . Then, if you were to go the speed of light, you would reach point B faster than if you went the speed of light the conventional way. Unless this effect lengthened space... Please give me f…

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  21. Started by throng,

    I'm back for more speculation. I would like to construct an origin point A, but this can't be done unless there is prior space to place it in, so I'll call the space SP. Alternatively, I would like to construct a space, but this requires a focal point as reference. This means an empty space and a focal point are reliant and no construct can be made without dual elements. It can't be said that a space is prior to the origin or vice versa since these are simultaneously required. Having no prior or causal property there is no duration, hence an empty space is not actually requisite of time, or it could be said that there is one event so duration is exactly 'o…

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  22. What's missing ? How come we haven't worked out how to do this yet ?

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  23. Started by zombie,

    I was wondering if there is any evidence that any part of ourselves exists in another dimension even after death when our bodies have decayed. I understand that our sentience is likely just mechanical in essence, and I dont expect to have any ability to see, feel, hear, or even think as we do while alive, as our brain is who we are and it functions like a machine, yet it is organic. I would like to know if there is any evidence that we aren't just walking organic machines, or if consciousness could exist in another dimension, but without our attached brain machines, we would be unable to think, feel, hear, etc I have clung to the idea that maybe, after the 100…

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  24. Started by foodchain,

    Does sound in general give support to quantum decoherence? I know the human ear is probably not registering sound on a quantum level, but could sound support quantum decoherence? I mean the measurement problem is not a solved deal, but with decoherence I think it makes a bit of sense. If no physical body could interact you could have no observation, or measurement, or anything. In such activity energy is typically involved, and energy comes in quanta right? So for instance giving the uncertainty principal, should phonons or sound in general always be random to some extent, or for example why is there any regularity to sound production giving any physical objects capa…

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  25. Started by GogoJF,

    I believe that light is instantaneous and I refer this thought process to a paper that I have written “The Instantaneousness of Light and the Four Models of Light Measure”, which can be Goggled. Concerning time and space There is no doubt that even the most average person would know the difference between time and space. Space is a measure of our manipulation, in terms of man being able to affect a phenomenon. Space is represented by the squaring of three lengths- length, width, and height. Time is often considered the fourth dimension. In terms of the other three dimensions, time has no significance outside the living organism. Time is a purely man-made measur…

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