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Originally Posted by cdn2wheeler  Quantum physics actually describes that. I'm no physicist but a couple of them succeeded in creating matter from light.
Fred Alan Wolf also describes this in his book Taking the Quantum Leap, whereby energy/matter can appear from, well, nothing. I have the book but, frankly, can't get through. Hawking apparently describes this process in one or more of his books as well.
I don't understand it either...  |
I was actually aware of that. Quantum vacuums, I believe you are referring too. Within the quantum vacuum virtual particles pop up seemingly out of nowhere and usually annihilate themselves when their opposing particle collides with it. I believe there are different interpretations of that which I don't want to get into.
I think other dimensions come into play somewhere in there but I'm really no less confused as you are on this. Many physicists are probably confused as well but they hide it better lol.
For the sake of our discussion though, that is the law of conservation being broken on a macro (not quantum) scale I believe my point was valid.
Another thing to note is that QM also blurs the lines between the observer and observed which would actually help my overall case. Although, I don't want to really argue anything technical dealing with a subject where I have only a laymans knowledge, I'm trying to keep things high and dry.