Date: 2/09/2019 18:21:04
From: Tau.Neutrino
ID: 1430685
Subject: Realms?

How many levels are there in the universe?

Say the universe itself is a level.

The next level down appears to be filaments of galaxies.

Then clusters of galaxies.

Then galaxies.

Next level down again is stars.

Next level down again is atomic particles.

Then sub atomic particles.

Then quarks.

Next level down again neutrinos.

Around 10 realms or levels?

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Date: 2/09/2019 18:24:07
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1430688
Subject: re: Realms?

Tau.Neutrino said:


How many levels are there in the universe?

Say the universe itself is a level.

The next level down appears to be filaments of galaxies.

Then clusters of galaxies.

Then galaxies.

Next level down again is stars.

Next level down again is atomic particles.

Then sub atomic particles.

Then quarks.

Next level down again neutrinos.

Around 10 realms or levels?

We have no way of knowing how many levels there are above the largest scale level that we can see.

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Date: 2/09/2019 18:36:12
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 1430690
Subject: re: Realms?

Tau.Neutrino said:


How many levels are there in the universe?

Say the universe itself is a level.

The next level down appears to be filaments of galaxies.

Then clusters of galaxies.

Then galaxies.

Next level down again is stars.

Next level down again is atomic particles.

Then sub atomic particles.

Then quarks.

Next level down again neutrinos.

Around 10 realms or levels?

Fair enough. We can certainly add many other levels between those, but no real need.

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Date: 2/09/2019 18:40:08
From: Tau.Neutrino
ID: 1430694
Subject: re: Realms?

The Rev Dodgson said:


Tau.Neutrino said:

How many levels are there in the universe?

Say the universe itself is a level.

The next level down appears to be filaments of galaxies.

Then clusters of galaxies.

Then galaxies.

Next level down again is stars.

Next level down again is atomic particles.

Then sub atomic particles.

Then quarks.

Next level down again neutrinos.

Around 10 realms or levels?

We have no way of knowing how many levels there are above the largest scale level that we can see.

ok, so without evidence any postulated levels are speculation.

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Date: 2/09/2019 18:41:17
From: Tau.Neutrino
ID: 1430695
Subject: re: Realms?

mollwollfumble said:


Tau.Neutrino said:

How many levels are there in the universe?

Say the universe itself is a level.

The next level down appears to be filaments of galaxies.

Then clusters of galaxies.

Then galaxies.

Next level down again is stars.

Next level down again is atomic particles.

Then sub atomic particles.

Then quarks.

Next level down again neutrinos.

Around 10 realms or levels?

Fair enough. We can certainly add many other levels between those, but no real need.

ok, Thanks.

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Date: 2/09/2019 18:41:33
From: dv
ID: 1430696
Subject: re: Realms?

Tau.Neutrino said:


How many levels are there in the universe?

Say the universe itself is a level.

The next level down appears to be filaments of galaxies.

Then clusters of galaxies.

Then galaxies.

Next level down again is stars.

Next level down again is atomic particles.

Then sub atomic particles.

Then quarks.

Next level down again neutrinos.

Around 10 realms or levels?

(shrugs) you can break this into smaller steps for sure. Fuck, you go straight for stars down to atomic particles? What about planets, continents, biomes, local ecosystems, animals, organs, cells, organelles, molecules?

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Date: 2/09/2019 18:46:46
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 1430697
Subject: re: Realms?

mollwollfumble said:


Tau.Neutrino said:

How many levels are there in the universe?

Say the universe itself is a level.

The next level down appears to be filaments of galaxies.

Then clusters of galaxies.

Then galaxies.

Next level down again is stars.

Next level down again is atomic particles.

Then sub atomic particles.

Then quarks.

Next level down again neutrinos.

Around 10 realms or levels?

Fair enough. We can certainly add many other levels between those, but no real need.

Eg. I could start:

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Date: 2/09/2019 18:52:32
From: Ian
ID: 1430699
Subject: re: Realms?

Here’s one way to think about scale..

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Date: 2/09/2019 18:56:07
From: Tau.Neutrino
ID: 1430703
Subject: re: Realms?

Just spotted this video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOs1dxrkM7A
Universe Size Comparison ; Subatomic particles to Galaxies

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Date: 2/09/2019 19:11:30
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 1430710
Subject: re: Realms?

Ian said:


Here’s one way to think about scale..


Well, size of a black hole singularity is the planck length of about 10^-35 metres.

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Date: 2/09/2019 19:13:17
From: Arts
ID: 1430712
Subject: re: Realms?

Ian said:


Here’s one way to think about scale..


https://youtu.be/FEuEx1jnt0M

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Date: 2/09/2019 19:17:00
From: JudgeMental
ID: 1430717
Subject: re: Realms?

Ian said:


Here’s one way to think about scale..


the Worm.

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Date: 2/09/2019 22:19:11
From: The Rev Dodgson
ID: 1430817
Subject: re: Realms?

mollwollfumble said:


Ian said:

Here’s one way to think about scale..


Well, size of a black hole singularity is the planck length of about 10^-35 metres.

How many have you measured?

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Date: 2/09/2019 22:28:50
From: JudgeMental
ID: 1430820
Subject: re: Realms?

The Rev Dodgson said:


mollwollfumble said:

Ian said:

Here’s one way to think about scale..


Well, size of a black hole singularity is the planck length of about 10^-35 metres.

How many have you measured?

maybe Moll is referring to the fact that GR breaks down at the Planck scale.

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Date: 2/09/2019 22:40:21
From: Speedy
ID: 1430824
Subject: re: Realms?

Tau.Neutrino said:


Just spotted this video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOs1dxrkM7A
Universe Size Comparison ; Subatomic particles to Galaxies

I saw a Tau Neutrino there! :)

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Date: 3/09/2019 11:20:15
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 1430979
Subject: re: Realms?

JudgeMental said:


The Rev Dodgson said:

mollwollfumble said:

Well, size of a black hole singularity is the planck length of about 10^-35 metres.

How many have you measured?

maybe Moll is referring to the fact that GR breaks down at the Planck scale.

Yes and no. It comes from string theory, in the absence of those large extra dimensions that appear in some versions of string theory. Some of those large extra dimensions versions have been ruled out by the LHC already.

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