Interesting and Humour - page 2762

[Alexandr Bryzgalov]

[Vasiliy Sokolov]

Anatoli Kazharski:

That time is just a tool, that's for sure. The universe and I have already agreed on that for sure. ;)

The maximum interval of time is eternity. What is the minimum interval? And can it be negative? )))

There is a very precise answer to this question: the minimum interval of time is Planck time. The laws of physics do not exist less than this value, therefore if some processes occur at intervals smaller than this constant, we cannot observe them, they do not belong to our universe and therefore they cannot have any influence on our perception, direct or indirect.

[ratnasambhava]

Anatoli Kazharski:

Her legs aren't long enough to ride a bike like that.

This Rottweiler, on the other hand, is better at it. )

It's interesting that the dog first takes an 'advance' and only then starts working

[Alexandr Bryzgalov]

trial in the marketplace )))

[ratnasambhava]

And this monkey likes to get paid first

[Vladimir Karputov]

Tesla is already producing a crossover, too. Naturally, it is entirely electric.

[Server Muradasilov]

Anatoli Kazharski:

Incidentally, drinking alcohol can also cause that same side-effect of feeling like losing everything. After all, clotted red blood cells slow down the flow in the capillaries of the brain and even temporarily suspend them or even rupture them altogether under pressure during arrest.

So there could be many causes. The universe is infinite in its diversity. )

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[Dmitry Fedoseev]

Vasiliy Sokolov:
There is a very precise answer to this question: the minimum time interval is Planck time. Less than this value the laws of physics do not exist, therefore if some processes and occur on intervals of time smaller than this constant, we cannot observe them, they do not concern our Universe and consequently they cannot have any influence on our perception, directly or indirectly.

It's even scarier than that. From Planck time follows Planck length...

If a photon had sufficient energy to measure objects the size of Planck length, it would collapse into a microscopic black hole when interacting with the measured object and the measurement would be impossible. Thus, the Planck length imposes fundamental restrictions on the accuracy of the length measurement.

[Server Muradasilov]

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[Victor Nikolaev]