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What problem in physics would you like to be solved?

Asked by Meagainandagin (43points) | asked 2 weeks ago | 5 responses | “Great Question” (0points) | Flag as…

Try to avoid the obvious ones. What one problem in physics would you like to be answered.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unsolved_problems_in_physics

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jackm's avatar

A total understanding of time.

although, i think when we really understand time, it will lose some of its mysticism, and people will be surprised by why we thought the way we did.

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pdworkin's avatar

The obvious ones are the important ones. Unifying macro and micro phenomena (that is to say reconciling quantum mechanics with cosmology), and finding the Higgs Boson.

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gailcalled's avatar

@pdworkin: Sorry to report that Milo just ate the Higgs’.

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pdworkin's avatar

He’s a piggy, not a kitty.

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gailcalled's avatar

True, but he is working on the unified field theory in his spare time.

(If you get lonely, open the window and yodel towards the NW.)

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