Internal structure of electrons, quarks and gluons

[Steve]

Are the rocks alive?

There is a documentary made in 1957 - The Monolith Monsters.

 

[P.J. Denyer]

There is a documentary made in 1957 - The Monolith Monsters.

I have it on the good authority of the noted scholars Apollo 440 that you can't stop the rock.

 

[Helen]

I always misread the thread title, but it's fine, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" actually works as well as the real title.

 

[wise47]

Are you claiming that spirits are made of quark-gluon plasma?

Not necessarily plasma, but rather quark-gluon matter - a lower level. A higher component exists outside of spacetime.

 

[Helen]

Could a mod please move this thread to rel consp humo ...no. Can't find a good place.

 

[P.J. Denyer]

Could a mod please move this thread to rel consp humo ...no. Can't find a good place.

Take it out behind the barn with a shovel and a shotgun?

 

[Helen]

Take it out behind the barn with a shovel and a shotgun?

Yes, perhaps it's time...

 

[steenkh]

Not necessarily plasma, but rather quark-gluon matter - a lower level. A higher component exists outside of spacetime.

Please explain what evidence you have for this, and put special emphasis on the bits that show it is not all pulled out of your arse.

 

[shemp]

Could a mod please move this thread to rel consp humo ...no. Can't find a good place.

AAH.

 

[shemp]

Not necessarily plasma, but rather quark-gluon matter - a lower level. A higher component exists outside of spacetime.

The only spirits that actually exist are at least 80 proof.

 

[Helen]

AAH.

Perfect, that is quite often my reaction when this thread pops up. Or perhaps more like AARGH!

 

[JayUtah]

Not necessarily plasma, but rather quark-gluon matter - a lower level.

The only thing in actual particle physics that matches this description is quark-gluon matter. It's a "lower level" only in the sense that it is degenerate matter that exists only in extreme, primordial conditions.

I don't think you actually know what a gluon is or does.

A higher component exists outside of spacetime.

No.

In modern physics nothing "exists outside of spacetime" because spacetime is the formulation of existence itself. Whatever you're taking about, it's not in any way physics. You're using physicksy-sounding words, but what you're saying is pure gibberish.

 

[P.J. Denyer]

I don't think you actually know what a gluon is or does.

I'm confident that it's a more permanent equivilant of a stickon.

 

[Helen]

I'm confident that it's a more permanent equivilant of a stickon.

I always seem to get the falloffs.

 

[P.J. Denyer]

I always seem to get the falloffs.

I had Klingons on the starboard bow. But they got better.

 

[shemp]

I had Klingons on the starboard bow. But they got better.

The Klingons are hanging around Uranus.

 

[steenkh]

The Klingons are hanging around Uranus.

According to Futurama, some time in the future, scientists get tired of this bad joke and rename Uranus. The new name will be Urrectum.

 

[P.J. Denyer]

According to Futurama, some time in the future, scientists get tired of this bad joke and rename Uranus. The new name will be Urrectum.

That's just puerile, schoolboy humour.

I vote for 'Urmother'.

 

[malbui]

According to Futurama, some time in the future, scientists get tired of this bad joke and rename Uranus. The new name will be Urrectum.

Forty years ago Spitting Image had the planet renamed Bumhole, pronounced boom-ho-lé.

 

[JayUtah]

The only thing in actual particle physics that matches this description is quark-gluon matter.

Should be “quark-gluon plasma.”