Scientists discover "The Force"

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(We already know. We even know where you went to school, the little red-haired girl's name whom you had a crush on when you were in junior school, and the teacher who failed you because you caught him in flagrant delicto with his rent-boys.)

 

Also it's interesting.

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(We already know. We even know where you went to school, the little red-haired girl's name whom you had a crush on when you were in junior school, and the teacher who failed you because you caught him in flagrant delicto with his rent-boys.)

Get out of my head!

 

 

Also it's interesting.

Okay.

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subatomic particles that create a constant energy field in everything in the universe...what is an electron?

 

so much interest in religion on these forums

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Hokie articles about religion aside (see what I did there?), a recent New Scientist has an article about quantum criticality to assist in the explaination of super-conductivity.

(Basically the traditional quasi-object model (where an object is a bunch of electrons) used to describe the electric charge or absence of same in conductors and insulators breaks down when describing substances as they approach absolute zero; there is therefore a postulation that a mechanism analogous to critical temperatures that invoke phase changes in macro-universe-scaled objects (e.g. steam/ water / ice) called "quantum criticality" based on frequencies (iirc).)

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impressive, indeed you are powerful as the others say