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"Enormous disks of stars or debris can operate under the same rules as subatomic particles, changing based on the Schrodinger equation, which physicists use to model quantum-mechanical systems."
"There's this intriguing reciprocity between the mathematics that govern the behavior of the subatomic world and the mathematics that governs the behavior [and] long-term evolution of these astronomical things that unfold on much, much longer timescales," he added. "That, I think, is a remarkable and intriguing consequence."
Massive Space Structures Have Surprising Connection to Quantum Mechanics Math
So the supposedly huge galaxies operate under the same rules as subatomic particles...!
Since science does not know the distance to any star, this could be more significant than they thought.
(distances to cosmological objects are derived using time and space that exists here, and only assumed to also exist all through the universe)
Could it be that the galaxies operate like small things because...the are small things? Who knows?
"There's this intriguing reciprocity between the mathematics that govern the behavior of the subatomic world and the mathematics that governs the behavior [and] long-term evolution of these astronomical things that unfold on much, much longer timescales," he added. "That, I think, is a remarkable and intriguing consequence."
Massive Space Structures Have Surprising Connection to Quantum Mechanics Math
So the supposedly huge galaxies operate under the same rules as subatomic particles...!
Since science does not know the distance to any star, this could be more significant than they thought.
(distances to cosmological objects are derived using time and space that exists here, and only assumed to also exist all through the universe)
Could it be that the galaxies operate like small things because...the are small things? Who knows?