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Tuesday, 27 March 2007

Could everything be fractal?

We know that coastlines and clouds are. Brocolli is. But what about the stars and galaxies, or even the entire universe. Different groups of scientists are interpreting the evidence in different ways, but one group says that the galaxies form fractal patterns.

Read the New Scientist article:
http://www.blingdomofgod.com/articles/fractaluniverse.pdf

And one guy even thinks that space-time itself is fractal (it might have to be if the galaxies are not spread out evenly in a way that the big bang predicts). Thankfully the New Scientist article explains it better than the official site of the theory, which I cannot make head nor tail of:
http://luth2.obspm.fr/~luthier/nottale/ukmenure.htm

Which has me thinking, if there is a uniform pattern throughout the universe, and it doesn't make sense in terms of physics, could we be living in a computer simulation?
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3 Comments:

Blogger ma1ibu said...

check my atomic model where
galaxies and atoms are identical
http://users.accesscomm.ca/john
john sefton

2:45 PM  
Blogger Flush Dragon said...

Would you like the red or the blue pill Alice? I like the site but I didn't buy into the whole Matrix thing.

9:50 AM  
Blogger Maitreya said...

I have been very interested in fractal geometry as a model of the universe for a long time. Almost all natural phenomena have fractal characteristics. It makes sense to me that if creation is based on fractal geomety, the organization of the universe/multiverse and probably space time itself are also organized that way. It could account for a lot of things science still doesn't understand. Or maybe I've just taken too many green pills.

1:01 AM  

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