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For more, visit science.discovery.co m Michio Kaku presents his design for a starship that will help him to travel through space. Will his design have the ability to travel where no man has gone before?
The difference is ... By: skwuim. on 25 May 12, 21:57:35 The difference is that anti-matter propulsion systems are highly likely to be scientific possibilities even though we might not be able to put it into practise as of yet.
Leonardo Da Vinci had a good idea of flying machines but he and his fellow contemporaries were not able to build one in? practise at that time.
Support the ... By: crobbins93311. on 18 May 12, 11:55:24 Support the movement to petition the government to? build a REAL starship. thumbs up if u signed
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I? should have been ... By: Cupit29. on 13 May 12, 06:09:54 I? should have been clearer. I am not going to debate you.
He is? one of the co-founders of string field theory.
"This is not up for ... By: sbergman27. on 13 May 12, 00:46:25 "This is not up for debate."
In fact, just as you posted? this, I was noticing that it is very much up for debate... on the Wikipedia Talk page for "String Field Theory". Apparently people keep editing the page to (erroneously) give him credit as cofounder, based upon what they've read in a popular science book, when in fact the relevant papers don't justify the title.
Amusingly, the "popular science book" in question is "Parallel Worlds", authored by Kaku, where he claims to be a cofounder.
I think you might ... By: Cupit29. on 13 May 12, 00:37:27 I think you might be? replying to the wrong guy, because I'm not upset. Kaku is a co-founder of string field theory. This is not up for debate.
I'm? not sure what ... By: sbergman27. on 12 May 12, 23:57:22 I'm? not sure what you're upset about. I'm the one who brought up Kaku's involvment in String Field Theory in the 1st place, while correcting user SkinnyLittleNinja's erroneous claim of Kaku being a "co-founder of string theory", which is quite a different thing. Even noting the 1974 paper cited below.
It's not my fault that all he did was to translate ST into different language.
`Kaku & Kikkawa, "Field theory of relativistic strings.1&2. Trees, Loops, Pomerons", Phys. Rev. D10, 1110 (1974)`
Regardless, he is ... By: Cupit29. on 12 May 12, 23:03:53 Regardless, he is one of the co-founders of string field theory. Fact.?
(cont'd)Being a ... By: sbergman27. on 12 May 12, 16:17:23 (cont'd)Being a science popularizer may have its pros & cons. But its almost certain to get you a reputation among the lay-public for having contributed more science than you actually have. Sagan, Kaku, & to a lesser extent Hawking are good examples. I should clarify that Hawking really did do some good early work.? He's just not the "Einstein" many in the public seem to think. Others have accomplished more (Weinberg & Gell-Mann, e.g.) But they don't have the mystique of the chair & the voice.
I've already ... By: sbergman27. on 12 May 12, 15:57:10 I've already provided facts. You need to come up with facts supporting your claim.
It's difficult to pick out a founder ("co" or not) of ST. But it goes back to 1943 & Werner Heisenberg. Its? revival in the 60s can be attributed to Gabriele Veneziano in his search for a theory of the nuclear Strong force. He was followed by others, including Shapiro & Susskind.
Kaku was a relative latecomer in the 70s as cowriter of a paper on String Field Theory, recasting the already extant ST into QM language.
He? actually is a ... By: Cupit29. on 12 May 12, 15:37:30 He? actually is a co-founder of string field theory. Check your details again.
at least it looks? ... By: jimmylainay. on 11 May 12, 10:29:01 at least it looks? good
We may not live to ... By: vidwatcher31951. on 27 Apr 12, 07:43:42 We may not live to see this, but? this is a possibility - why not?
01:20 "We don't ... By: sbergman27. on 27 Apr 12, 02:38:13 01:20 "We don't even feel as if we're spinning"
Yes... right up to the time that you decide to walk around. Walking along the circumference of the wheel, apparent gravity would slightly increase or decrease depending upon your direction. But try to walk from side to side, and you'd very definitely notice. The gyroscopic effect would send? you sprawling. Climbing ladders should be interesting, too.
"This guy's a ... By: sbergman27. on 27 Apr 12, 02:24:45 "This guy's a theoretical physicist"
Yes.
"and co-founder of string theory"
No.
He co-wrote a paper casting String Theory into the language of Quantum Mechanics. You're confusing "String Field Theory" with "String Theory". I went to get details on? the paper, but Kaku is not mentioned in either the "String Field Theory" or "History of String Field Theory" Wikipedia articles.
Mainly, he's a well-known science popularizer. Though far from my personal favorite.
nope try? again slut By: SkyrimSUCKSyouIDIOT. on 27 Apr 12, 01:27:06 nope try? again slut
Um Michio Kaku? I ... By: fanboy356. on 27 Apr 12, 00:59:59 Um Michio Kaku? I read your book and you said force fields were impossible...
trying so hard to ... By: jackson edwards. on 26 Apr 12, 21:37:57 trying so hard to prove what? i never presented a theory? to prove... lmao end convo chob
nope ur trying so ... By: SkyrimSUCKSyouIDIOT. on 26 Apr 12, 21:11:10 nope ur trying so hard but cant? prove ur theories
lolz cry more bytch
are you some 9 year ... By: jackson edwards. on 26 Apr 12, 16:06:23 are you some 9 year old that just learned swear words? for fucks sake if your gonna swear learn how to spell it bitch. An if your gonna call someone a troll then look an see who posts completely irrelevant insulting shit about a science video you fuckin chob haha join the conversation or shut the? fuck up
Nerdgasm!!!? By: MrNayl0r. on 24 Apr 12, 20:26:09 Nerdgasm!!!?
another troll ... By: SkyrimSUCKSyouIDIOT. on 23 Apr 12, 23:04:01 another troll comment, try again? bytch
lmao stop acting ... By: jackson edwards. on 23 Apr 12, 20:50:42 lmao stop acting like some tough guy on the internet.. seriously? thanks
stop acting like a ... By: SkyrimSUCKSyouIDIOT. on 21 Apr 12, 23:15:33 stop acting like a fucking faggot and? enjoy the video, thnx.
Sure...? By: Adrenalin844. on 20 Apr 12, 07:44:05 Sure...?
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By: skwuim. on 25 May 12, 21:57:35
The difference is that anti-matter propulsion systems are highly likely to be scientific possibilities even though we might not be able to put it into practise as of yet. Leonardo Da Vinci had a good idea of flying machines but he and his fellow contemporaries were not able to build one in? practise at that time.
By: InTenZeGamingHD. on 22 May 12, 11:49:48
G.A.L.?
By: crobbins93311. on 18 May 12, 11:55:24
Support the movement to petition the government to? build a REAL starship. thumbs up if u signed change.org/petitions/build-a-real-star-ship-within-our-lifetime
By: Cupit29. on 13 May 12, 06:09:54
I? should have been clearer. I am not going to debate you. He is? one of the co-founders of string field theory.
By: sbergman27. on 13 May 12, 00:46:25
"This is not up for debate." In fact, just as you posted? this, I was noticing that it is very much up for debate... on the Wikipedia Talk page for "String Field Theory". Apparently people keep editing the page to (erroneously) give him credit as cofounder, based upon what they've read in a popular science book, when in fact the relevant papers don't justify the title. Amusingly, the "popular science book" in question is "Parallel Worlds", authored by Kaku, where he claims to be a cofounder.
By: Cupit29. on 13 May 12, 00:37:27
I think you might be? replying to the wrong guy, because I'm not upset. Kaku is a co-founder of string field theory. This is not up for debate.
By: sbergman27. on 12 May 12, 23:57:22
I'm? not sure what you're upset about. I'm the one who brought up Kaku's involvment in String Field Theory in the 1st place, while correcting user SkinnyLittleNinja's erroneous claim of Kaku being a "co-founder of string theory", which is quite a different thing. Even noting the 1974 paper cited below. It's not my fault that all he did was to translate ST into different language. `Kaku & Kikkawa, "Field theory of relativistic strings.1&2. Trees, Loops, Pomerons", Phys. Rev. D10, 1110 (1974)`
By: Cupit29. on 12 May 12, 23:03:53
Regardless, he is one of the co-founders of string field theory. Fact.?
By: sbergman27. on 12 May 12, 16:17:23
(cont'd)Being a science popularizer may have its pros & cons. But its almost certain to get you a reputation among the lay-public for having contributed more science than you actually have. Sagan, Kaku, & to a lesser extent Hawking are good examples. I should clarify that Hawking really did do some good early work.? He's just not the "Einstein" many in the public seem to think. Others have accomplished more (Weinberg & Gell-Mann, e.g.) But they don't have the mystique of the chair & the voice.
By: sbergman27. on 12 May 12, 15:57:10
I've already provided facts. You need to come up with facts supporting your claim. It's difficult to pick out a founder ("co" or not) of ST. But it goes back to 1943 & Werner Heisenberg. Its? revival in the 60s can be attributed to Gabriele Veneziano in his search for a theory of the nuclear Strong force. He was followed by others, including Shapiro & Susskind. Kaku was a relative latecomer in the 70s as cowriter of a paper on String Field Theory, recasting the already extant ST into QM language.
By: Cupit29. on 12 May 12, 15:37:30
He? actually is a co-founder of string field theory. Check your details again.
By: jimmylainay. on 11 May 12, 10:29:01
at least it looks? good
By: vidwatcher31951. on 27 Apr 12, 07:43:42
We may not live to see this, but? this is a possibility - why not?
By: sbergman27. on 27 Apr 12, 02:38:13
01:20 "We don't even feel as if we're spinning" Yes... right up to the time that you decide to walk around. Walking along the circumference of the wheel, apparent gravity would slightly increase or decrease depending upon your direction. But try to walk from side to side, and you'd very definitely notice. The gyroscopic effect would send? you sprawling. Climbing ladders should be interesting, too.
By: sbergman27. on 27 Apr 12, 02:24:45
"This guy's a theoretical physicist" Yes. "and co-founder of string theory" No. He co-wrote a paper casting String Theory into the language of Quantum Mechanics. You're confusing "String Field Theory" with "String Theory". I went to get details on? the paper, but Kaku is not mentioned in either the "String Field Theory" or "History of String Field Theory" Wikipedia articles. Mainly, he's a well-known science popularizer. Though far from my personal favorite.
By: SkyrimSUCKSyouIDIOT. on 27 Apr 12, 01:27:06
nope try? again slut
By: fanboy356. on 27 Apr 12, 00:59:59
Um Michio Kaku? I read your book and you said force fields were impossible...
By: jackson edwards. on 26 Apr 12, 21:37:57
trying so hard to prove what? i never presented a theory? to prove... lmao end convo chob
By: SkyrimSUCKSyouIDIOT. on 26 Apr 12, 21:11:10
nope ur trying so hard but cant? prove ur theories lolz cry more bytch
By: jackson edwards. on 26 Apr 12, 16:06:23
are you some 9 year old that just learned swear words? for fucks sake if your gonna swear learn how to spell it bitch. An if your gonna call someone a troll then look an see who posts completely irrelevant insulting shit about a science video you fuckin chob haha join the conversation or shut the? fuck up
By: MrNayl0r. on 24 Apr 12, 20:26:09
Nerdgasm!!!?
By: SkyrimSUCKSyouIDIOT. on 23 Apr 12, 23:04:01
another troll comment, try again? bytch
By: jackson edwards. on 23 Apr 12, 20:50:42
lmao stop acting like some tough guy on the internet.. seriously? thanks
By: SkyrimSUCKSyouIDIOT. on 21 Apr 12, 23:15:33
stop acting like a fucking faggot and? enjoy the video, thnx.
By: Adrenalin844. on 20 Apr 12, 07:44:05
Sure...?