A solution to the possible increment in velocity than that of light

2020 ◽  
Author(s):  
Deep Bhattacharjee

Imagine taking grasp the larger distances in the scale of Mega-Parsec or Giga-Parsec and navigating through tunnels of time. The passageways that I would be shortly describing below are not to be misinterpreted as a wormhole although there are few similarities between the two. Theoretical physics often describes things which are beyond the scope of demonstrating experimentally. Argumently, on a theoretical standard our main weapon is to use mathematics to describe the unseenable beauties of nature. This can be easily demonstrated that a spatial cylinder of a non-trivial topology can be made or constructed across the universe passing from one corner of the observable universe to the other corner. The scale of distance if taken into account would be unimaginable and therefore, if any normal, like today’s jet engines or rocket engines are used to circumnavigate through the tunnels then the time scale that’s needed would be at least a billion years or so, million in some cases where the distances are quite small, but although being small, in theoretical cosmology small is accounted for a very arbitrarily large distances by rounding distances thereby giving them a name like ‘light years’, ‘parsecs’, etcetera. The key ingredient or the pickle used to taste up the journey by reducing the distances is by implementation of the warping of space within that tunnel, so that space gets so much twisted inside it, that the present would get unfolded into past and future and also the warping induces such a spatial shortcut, such that CTC’s or closed timelike curves tends to appear in between the cylinder shrinking the limit of ‘mega-parsecs’ to almost nothing at all. Therefore, the play with the distances, we have to manipulate the geometry of space-time, making the notion of time and space smaller and smaller until the point of departing stands a little next to post of arriving. And we have to remember that our weapon for curvature is theoretical physics and abstract mathematics. Gravity is not so important here as because it’s not like a ‘black hole’ without an event horizon or ‘Einstein-Rosen bridges’ but rather this is a simple 3-dimensional topological construction needed to make a ‘mega-parsec’ across cylinder in space and time and alter the geometry of this tunnel in such a way that there exists a ‘warp factor’ and that ‘warp factor’ would tell us precisely how much less time we can take through the tunnel to go from one point of universe to other keeping speed of light in vacuum ‘c’ as the limit paving the way for a real life time machines. Who hasn’t wondered to explore the vast cosmic distances physically rather than visually with the help of space telescopes? But, to do this, we have to construct a warped passageway that is not of higher dimensions but within the limits of our observable dimensions and thereby warping the space inside it in such a clever way so that large distances appears tiny or none at all. The main objective lies in the transformation of a linear velocity to an angular velocity provided that transformation would occur only when the linear velocity crosses the speed of the light thereby the extra or additional velocity that contributes to the existing velocity would no longer contribute in a linear way rather in an angular way creating a cylindrical domain in space-time and the warp factor related in the angular motion of the additional increment in linear velocity warps the space-time inside the cylinder with the aforesaid radius permitting the creation of CTC’s or closed timelike curves which would ultimately help in the shrinking of distances between the place of journey and destination paving the way for faster than time travel without the need for exotic matters or negative energies.

Author(s):  
Garrett Cullity

In Paradise Lost, Satan’s first sight of Eve in Eden renders him “Stupidly good”: his state is one of admirable yet inarticulate responsiveness to reasons. Turning from fiction to real life, this chapter argues that stupid goodness is an important moral phenomenon, but one that has limits. The chapter examines three questions about the relation between having a reason and saying what it is—between normativity and articulacy. Is it possible to have and respond to morally relevant reasons without being able to articulate them? Can moral inarticulacy be good, and if so, what is the value of moral articulacy? And, thirdly, can moral philosophy help us to be good? The chapter argues that morality has an inarticulacy-accepting part, an articulacy-encouraging part, an articulacy-surpassing part, and an articulacy-discouraging part. Along the way, an account is proposed of what it is to respond to the reasons that make up the substance of morality.


2008 ◽  
Vol 05 (08) ◽  
pp. 1337-1343
Author(s):  
ALAIN ROUET

The unexpected efficiency of some theoretical physics methods in solving technical problems is illustrated by a few examples. This had been well understood by physicists like Wigner, but slightly forgotten in the last decades.


Author(s):  
Alexander Shamailovich Avshalumov

Since the creation of GR and subsequent works in cosmology, the question of the curvature of space in the Universe is considered one of the most important and debated to this day. This is evident, because the curvature of space depends whether the Universe expands, contracts or is static. These discussions allowed the author to propose a paradoxical idea: simultaneous existence in the Universe of three interconnected space-times (positive, negative and zero curvature) and on this basis, to develop a theory in which each space-time plays its own role and develops in a strict accordance with its sign of curvature. The three space-time model of the structure of the Universe, proposed by the author, allows to solve many fundamental problems of modern cosmology and theoretical physics and creates the basis for building a unified physical theory (including one that unites GR and quantum physics).


2018 ◽  
Vol 17 (4) ◽  
pp. 186-192
Author(s):  
Wendy Silver

Purpose Organizations will need HR departments that take bold new approaches if they are to weather the uncertainty and changes on the horizon. This paper aims to discuss what makes an organization or a leader BRAVE, and examples of HR professionals and organizations leading the way are provided to help readers bravely shape their own organizations. Design/methodology/approach This paper draws upon various real-life examples of organizations whose HR departments are leading the way. Findings Organizations need BRAVE HR professionals and leaders to create, implement and communicate key initiatives to ensure companies make decisions that support workplace cultures that people choose to join and remain a part of. Originality/value No amount of technology can replace the forward-thinking thought, communication and action that being BRAVE requires. This paper will help HR professionals gain a braver perspective.


2011 ◽  
Vol 3 (1) ◽  
pp. 42-52 ◽  
Author(s):  
Mari Feli Gonzalez ◽  
David Facal ◽  
Ana Belen Navarro ◽  
Arjan Geven ◽  
Manfred Tscheligi ◽  
...  

The HERMES Cognitive Care and Guidance for Active Aging project proposes an integrated approach to cognitive assistance, promoting the autonomy of elderly users through pervasive technology. This work aims to describe elderly people’s opinions when they are presented scenarios developed in this project. Two focus groups were organized in Austria and Spain with a view to collecting their impressions about the way in which the technological device can cover their needs; complementarily, a second session was conducted including a quantitative questionnaire. Although some participants were reluctant to use the technology, they welcomed some functionalities of the HERMES system and they considered that using them can help them to become familiar with them. Usefulness, usability, and use of real-life information for functionalities such as cognitive games are considered to be key areas of the project. This evaluation has provided the developers of the system with meaningful information to improve it and it guarantees that the system addresses elderly people’s needs.


2016 ◽  
Vol 15 (3) ◽  
pp. 134-135 ◽  
Author(s):  
Marc Bush

Purpose The No Harm Done films provide hope and give support to those affected by self-harm. The accompanying digital packs dispel myths, answer frequently asked questions, provide practical advice and signpost to further help and support. The paper aims to discuss these issues. Design/methodology/approach YoungMinds employed its sector-leading expertise in youth and parent engagement. Both the films and digital packs were co-created with young people, parents and professionals, reflecting their real-life experiences of self-harm. Findings The project responded to young people who self-harm telling us they feel isolated, alone, in need of hope and help to counteract the negative and frightening messages widely available online. Parents confided they also feel isolated and that it is their fault their child is harming themselves. Teachers told us they see the signs but cannot bring themselves to say anything, and even if they want to, they cannot find the words to reach out to young people. Originality/value Quote from a professional “I personally found the No Harm Done short films to be incredibly valuable resources for my practice with young people. The way the films have been produced will make it a lot harder for young people that I work with to judge the action of self-harm given that there are no graphic harming words/stories and the films themselves do not come across as triggering. I feel enthusiastic that these films will encourage understanding and empathy from peers and spark conversation enabling those who have no knowledge around self-harm to be more accepting, open and supportive of those who have issues with self-harm.”


Author(s):  
Kapil Telang ◽  
Rahul Jain ◽  
Ajoy Sodani ◽  
Prachi Shaw ◽  
Susmit Kosta

The current study was aimed to find out whether the COVID-19 virus is detectable upon the fruits and vegetables after coming in close contact with a patient suffering from nSARS-CoV-2. We included ten subjects, who tested positive for nSARS-CoV-2 RNA within seven days of the experiment. After explaining the experiment, a tray filled with seasonal vegetables and fruits were placed in front of them. The tray remained within their reach, for next thirty minutes. The subjects were requested to remove their face masks and remain so throughout the task. They were requested to manipulate the food articles the way they liked. Subjects were instructed to cough into their hands and then to manipulate each item at least 5 times, during the experiment. Thereafter, the trays were moved into an open and shaded area with free flow of natural air but no direct sunlight. After 1-hour, swabs were taken from surfaces of items by thoroughly rubbing over each of them. Samples were sent immediately to our RT-PCR lab. The nSARS-CoV-2 RNA was not detected, from the samples collected from the fruit/vegetable, at the end of one hour of the direct exposure to the COVID-19 patients. Our results suggest, even after direct exposure to and significant handling by the COVID-19 patients the nSARS-CoV-2 RNA remains undetected after one hour of storage in open. The fruits and vegetables, in real-life situations, are unlikely to act as a fomite and play any significant role in the spread of this disease.


2020 ◽  
Vol 35 (05) ◽  
pp. 2050024
Author(s):  
Reinoud Jan slagter ◽  
Christopher Levi Duston

We investigate the space–time of a spinning cosmic string in conformal invariant gravity, where the interior consists of a gauged scalar field. We find exact solutions of the exterior of a stationary spinning cosmic string, where we write the metric as [Formula: see text], with [Formula: see text] a dilaton field which contains all the scale dependences. The “unphysical” metric [Formula: see text] is related to the [Formula: see text]-dimensional Kerr space–time. The equation for the angular momentum [Formula: see text] decouples, for the vacuum situation as well as for global strings, from the other field equations and delivers a kind of spin-mass relation. For the most realistic solution, [Formula: see text] falls off as [Formula: see text] and [Formula: see text] close to the core. The space–time is Ricci flat. The formation of closed timelike curves can be pushed to space infinity for suitable values of the parameters and the violation of the weak energy condition can be avoided. For the interior, a numerical solution is found. This solution can easily be matched at the boundary on the exterior exact solution by special choice of the parameters of the string. This example shows the power of conformal invariance to bridge the gap between general relativity and quantum field theory.


2021 ◽  
Vol 76 (2) ◽  
pp. 80-88
Author(s):  
Sh.A. Tazhibaeva ◽  
◽  
A. Zhienbayeva ◽  

The chronotope issue has been relevant in literary criticism for several decades. Furthermore, Plato argued that the essence of art is an imitation of real life. Aristotle pointed out that art creates its own world as something possible or probable and thereby reveals the essential properties of the real world. This article attempts to summarize the main research results on the problem of spatial images and the chronotope as a whole and thereby determine what is the specificity of the image of space, what is its role in a particular work. The purpose of the study is to establish the role of the chronotope in the recreation of the artistic image of Kazakhstan. In modern prose, chronotopic parameters are traced, the topography and symbolism of urban space are examined and its essential characteristics are given. In our opinion, the chronotope is an important modeling tool of literature. The appeal to this problem is due to the fact that the organization of the chronotope in the modern literature of Kazakhstan has become much more complicated in comparison with the traditional space-time paradigms. Anel Meken and Anastasia Skripnikova demonstrate their virtuoso «play with time and space». Time and space set the parameters of the artistic world of the work. Their relationship in prose reflects the structure of the author's consciousness, their worldview, and the system of philosophical ideas and, therefore, their interpretation is a search for means of expressing the author's idea. The study of the categories of time and space allows one to penetrate deeper into the «fabric» of a work of art, to reveal the specifics of its construction, to determine the concept of the writer's world. However, despite such different positions of researchers, controversy continues to this day in literary criticism.


Author(s):  
Irina Kulikovskaya ◽  
Liudmila Kudinova ◽  
Maria Guryeva ◽  
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