Can we/you number the amount of quantum particles in the universe...?

[Neogaia777]

Can we/you number the amount of quantum particles in the entire universe...?

God can... And he knows all of them by name, or that is to say, he knows fully them all...

How many quarks or quantum particles are in an atom...?

How many atoms are their in a molecule...?

How many molecules are in a cell...?

How many cells are in a living thing...?

How many living things are in a world...?

How many worlds are in a galaxy...?

How many galaxies are in a universe...?

How many universes are there...?

And, is there anything beyond the universe...?

And 99.9% percent of it seems to be empty space, and the spaces in-between are vast on any level...

All of it based a mathematics and mathematical laws, which says "order", which says "design", which says there is a "designer"...

Can you, or how do we not, "see" that...?

Comments...?

God Bless!

 

[joshua 1 9]

Can we/you number the amount of quantum particles in the entire universe...?

God can... And he knows all of them by name, or that is to say, he knows fully them all...

How many quarks or quantum particles are in an atom...?

How many atoms are their in a molecule...?

How many molecules are in a cell...?

How many cells are in a living thing...?

How many living things are in a world...?

How many worlds are in a galaxy...?

How many galaxies are in a universe...?

How many universes are there...?

And, is there anything beyond the universe...?

And 99.9% percent of it seems to be empty space, and the spaces in-between are vast on any level...

All of it based a mathematics and mathematical laws, which says "order", which says "design", which says there is a "designer"...

Can you, or how do we not, "see" that...?

Comments...?

God Bless!

Science does not deal with the question of where the laws come from. Although they do talk about when TIME began or when TIME became a part of the Universe.

If you travel out far away from everything in the Universe, you can never get lower than a minimum of just 2.7 Kelvin or -270.45 Celsius. This is the temperature of the cosmic microwave background radiation, which permeates the entire Universe. In space? It's as cold as it can get.

 

[AV1611VET]

Can we/you number the amount of quantum particles in the entire universe...?

Excellent questions à la the book of Job!

God: omniscient
Man: myopic

 

[HitchSlap]

Can we/you number the amount of quantum particles in the entire universe...?

God can... And he knows all of them by name, or that is to say, he knows fully them all...

How many quarks or quantum particles are in an atom...?

How many atoms are their in a molecule...?

How many molecules are in a cell...?

How many cells are in a living thing...?

How many living things are in a world...?

How many worlds are in a galaxy...?

How many galaxies are in a universe...?

How many universes are there...?

And, is there anything beyond the universe...?

And 99.9% percent of it seems to be empty space, and the spaces in-between are vast on any level...

All of it based a mathematics and mathematical laws, which says "order", which says "design", which says there is a "designer"...

Can you, or how do we not, "see" that...?

Comments...?

God Bless!

Well, they say opinions are like bums, everyone’s got one, and some stink worse than others.

 

[HitchSlap]

Excellent questions à la the book of Job!

God: omniscient
Man: myopic

Job can take a hike.

 

[AV1611VET]

Job can take a hike.

I'll bet you have a copy of his book, don't you?

 

[HitchSlap]

I'll bet you have a copy of his book, don't you?

Job doesn’t have a book.

 

[essentialsaltes]

Can we/you number the amount of quantum particles in the entire universe...?

Sure. Latest data shows the universe is infinite in spatial extent. The energy density isn't zero, so the answer is infinity.

All of it based a mathematics and mathematical laws, which says "order", which says "design", which says there is a "designer"...

Can you, or how do we not, "see" that...?

We see regularities. That we can describe mathematically.

When you dump balls into a pachinko machine, you get a beautiful regular Gaussian curve. This regularity is not created by a process of design, but as a result of random activity. Order does not necessarily require an orderer.

 

[Moral Orel]

We see regularities. That we can describe mathematically.

When you dump balls into a pachinko machine, you get a beautiful regular Gaussian curve. This regularity is not created by a process of design, but as a result of random activity. Order does not necessarily require an orderer.

I gotta say, that is cool. It deserved more than just a "Like".

 

[DogmaHunter]

Can we/you number the amount of quantum particles in the entire universe...?

I'ld think that that number is constantly changing, as (virtual) particles pop into and out of existance all the time.

God can... And he knows all of them by name, or that is to say, he knows fully them all...

How do you know?

How many quarks or quantum particles are in an atom...?

How many atoms are their in a molecule...?

How many molecules are in a cell...?

How many cells are in a living thing...?

How many living things are in a world...?

How many worlds are in a galaxy...?

How many galaxies are in a universe...?

How many universes are there...?

And, is there anything beyond the universe...?

And 99.9% percent of it seems to be empty space, and the spaces in-between are vast on any level...

If we get answers to these questions, I'll bet money on a scientist coming up with those answers.

All of it based a mathematics and mathematical laws, which says "order", which says "design", which says there is a "designer"...

Why?

Can you, or how do we not, "see" that...?

You're the one that's making that claim. Upto you to show/explain how you "saw" or concluded that.

 

[FrumiousBandersnatch]

Can we/you number the amount of quantum particles in the entire universe...?

Not even in principle - the numbers vary continually at the quantum scale.

How many quarks or quantum particles are in an atom...?

Depends on the atom - protons and neutrons are composed of three quarks each, so for example, hydrogen (a single proton) has three quarks; but it has an indefinite number of quantum particles.

All of it based a mathematics and mathematical laws, which says "order", which says "design", which says there is a "designer"...

As essentialsaltes so nicely illustrated, mathematics describes how the universe behaves; the planets aren't solving the equations of orbital mechanics as they move, and the pop-sci idea that when we play ball games our brains are busy solving all the relevant equations of motion is misleading - you can train a robot arm controlled by a neural net to catch balls by trial and error, without using any maths at all.

Having said that, physicist Max Tegmark has hypothesised that the universe literally is a mathematical structure, i.e. is made of mathematics, and that all computable mathematical structures exist as equally real universes - needless to say, this is controversial - but it doesn't invoke or involve ID.

Can you, or how do we not, "see" that...?

Inexpert intuitions and 'common-sense' have repeatedly been shown to be poor guides to reality.

 

[Ana the Ist]

Can we/you number the amount of quantum particles in the entire universe...?

God can... And he knows all of them by name, or that is to say, he knows fully them all...

How many quarks or quantum particles are in an atom...?

How many atoms are their in a molecule...?

How many molecules are in a cell...?

How many cells are in a living thing...?

How many living things are in a world...?

How many worlds are in a galaxy...?

How many galaxies are in a universe...?

How many universes are there...?

And, is there anything beyond the universe...?

And 99.9% percent of it seems to be empty space, and the spaces in-between are vast on any level...

All of it based a mathematics and mathematical laws, which says "order", which says "design", which says there is a "designer"...

Can you, or how do we not, "see" that...?

Comments...?

God Bless!

Argument from incredulity.

 

[essentialsaltes]

I gotta say, that is cool. It deserved more than just a "Like".

The designers Charles and Ray Eames put together a beautiful museum display on mathematics that had a giant pachinko machine (or "bean machine") like that. It made a big impression on me, apparently.

 

[AirPo]

Sure. Latest data shows the universe is infinite in spatial extent. The energy density isn't zero, so the answer is infinity.



We see regularities. That we can describe mathematically.

When you dump balls into a pachinko machine, you get a beautiful regular Gaussian curve. This regularity is not created by a process of design, but as a result of random activity. Order does not necessarily require an orderer.

Dude, video.

 

[essentialsaltes]

Dude, video.

Finally someone posts a video that isn't an hour and a half long.

 

[AV1611VET]

Can we/you number the amount of quantum particles in the entire universe...?

I'm at 3.7 million now.

Am I getting close?

 

[Neogaia777]

I'm at 3.7 million now.

Am I getting close?

Not even...

That level of math needed to answer the title, I don't know if we even have a number for it right now...?

That's what I trying to find out, is there a number for it...?

God Bless!

 

[essentialsaltes]

Common estimates for the number of particles in the observable universe range from 10^80 to 10^85.

 

[makeajoyfulnoise100]

Having said that, physicist Max Tegmark has hypothesised that the universe literally is a mathematical structure, i.e. is made of mathematics, and that all computable mathematical structures exist as equally real universes - needless to say, this is controversial - but it doesn't invoke or involve ID.

Inexpert intuitions and 'common-sense' have repeatedly been shown to be poor guides to reality.

Is this similar to Hawking's M-Theory?

 

[FrumiousBandersnatch]

Is this similar to Hawking's M-Theory?

No. M-theory was proposed by Ed Witten as a 'superset' of String Theory, which has fundamental particles represented by one-dimensional 'strings' in a (typically) ten dimensional universe. It isn't Hawking's, although he has said he thinks it's only viable candidate for a TOE (Theory Of Everything).