Which of these physics mysteries probably won’t be solved?

1.) A theory of everything

2.) Why the Arrow of Time goes the direction it is

3.) The mechanism which induced cosmic inflation

4.) The full size of the universe

5.) Why their is more matter than antimatter

6.) How the universe will die and if it actually will

7.) The cause of Dark Flow

8.) Solution to the Black Hole Information Paradox

9.) Do magnetic monopoles Exist?

10.) Do protons decay?

11.) What causes galaxies to rotate?

12.) A Unified brain processing theory (linking neuroscience to perception)

13.) The source of Ultra high energy cosmic rays

14.) Origin of magnetar Magnetic fields

15.) The source of Ultraluminous X-ray sources

Bonus: The creation of a gamma ray laser.

Funny, just finished reading this

Physicists come closer to answering question of antimatter's scarcity

I think it will be

4.) The full size of the universe

I think the universe is truly infinite and the 13.6 billion LY is just the edge of what we are able to see, kind of like a ship disappearing at the distance because of the curvature of the earth, doesn't mean the ship disappeared it just passed the point up to what we can see.

there are no multiverses, just one infinite universe with infinite possibilities

a reply to: MaxNocerino7

Probably none of them will be solved

a reply to: MaxNocerino7

Given enough time all will be solved.

a reply to: MaxNocerino7

If you solve #1 that kind of takes care of everything else.

Why are snowflakes symmetrical? Given that they start out from an irregular speck of dust, how does one side of the growing crystal "know" what the other is doing so that they end up looking the same (roughly)?

a reply to: MaxNocerino7



4.) The full size of the universe


It is Constantly Expanding , How can you Ever Solve that through Mathematics ?

a reply to: MaxNocerino7

You are missing the most important one. What is the IT or mechanism and where is it located that decides something is being observed in a double slit type experiment in quantum mechanics?

Until we reveal how matter knows it's being observed everything else seems kind of meaningless in my opinion. All other problems seem pedestrian and just a question of finding the right mathematical equations that fit the observations or what we imagine is happening. Meanwhile, reality is changing right before our eyes or because of them!

originally posted by: underwerks
a reply to: MaxNocerino7

If you solve #1 that kind of takes care of everything else.

Here's my TOE I came up with when I was in my 20s.

mass - Energy = Time

In other words, if you take into account a unity of opposites, the only way Time has any meaning at all is by the energy you absorb through consciousness.

Unity of Opposites

Of course, nobody ever believes you with this subject. It's like trying to prove the existence of God.

Btw, here is my proof for the existence of God. God is just word. What the word God means is kind of irrelevant. God exists in our use of language. In other words, God only exists in our written and spoken words. The real God, is beyond comprehension and cannot be represented with words. The problem is most people think the word reality is reality. So everyone is blind to what I am talking about.

originally posted by: underwerks
a reply to: MaxNocerino7

underwerks: If you solve #1 that kind of takes care of everything else.

1) The Theory of Everything
Tom Campbell's "My Big Toe" massive/missive (the book breaks before you are done reading it) attempts this feat. He has great arguments.

4: the size of the universe. infinity can't be measured.

a reply to: MaxNocerino7

All of those listed
have been solved.

2nd Line.

All of those listed
have been solved.

a reply to: Wildmanimal

The theory of everything is a major academic work. The chairs of these nations/departments would be more than interested, if it was ever solved.

a reply to: MaxNocerino7
#16 the existance of the soul

originally posted by: JON666

a reply to: MaxNocerino7
#16 the existance of the soul

So you doubt?

originally posted by: Blue Shift
Why are snowflakes symmetrical? Given that they start out from an irregular speck of dust, how does one side of the growing crystal "know" what the other is doing so that they end up looking the same (roughly)?

Snowflakes express 'sacred geometry'..right there in front of you; the genius of nature (not one is a duplicate of another).

originally posted by: vethumanbeing

originally posted by: JON666

a reply to: MaxNocerino7
#16 the existance of the soul

So you doubt?

NO.

a reply to: charlyv

I would imagine so.
maybe they were paying too
much attention to the distractions.
S&F

# 5

anti matter doesn't exist. It is a theory which is wrong.