falkor1995

OP i know this can be frustrating, but unfortunately our language is limited, so you cannot assume the word temperature=heat. while they are proportional, that does not mean they are the same thing. I would recommend going to libgenrus and getting a heat transfer book. this will teach you about the transfer of energy and how entropy plays a role in this process. dont feel like your stupid, this is not an intuitive thing

im very curious about how time symmetry plays a role in gravity since mass bends light........

Please I’m confused on what you really are trying to get at op, I would like to try and understand but this is pretty jambled

I have to say the university of Hamburg is a wonderful university for people who need distance education and provides top notch education. It really depends what you’re looking for, at the end of the day though I feel nothing is stopping someone from getting a textbook on a subject, you don’t need a degree to be educated in a subject.

Hi, I am a long time lurker and I first want to thank this community for how much i have learned. One thing that has truly fascinated me in modern physics is the work with cpt symmetry. mind you i am an engineer that does this as a hobby so please forgive me if i make any mistakes. I would like to be able to design a macroscale experiment to test these applications, more specifically i would like to test macroscale quantum effects. I would first just like your opinions on how best you think I should go down this road to test this experiment. another test I would like to incorporate is soliton waves in water. from what I have read it appears that this soliton waveform in water follows the same waveform of a photon, but I am unsure how to test whether or not all soliton waveforms are the same regardless of field. thank you for your time