Question 1: What is the final temperature of the world?

 

Paper 1 : Physics of Scale and Quantum Limit _ M.A.Sh

Consider a large-scale system (such as a solar system). Make this system smaller and smaller. What do you think happens with downsizing?

Will we see a difference in behavior from a certain point onwards (for example, the atomic limit or the Angstrom)?

Will we reach from classical physics to quantum physics?

Is there a limit to the quantum nature of a system (either in terms of dimensional scale or in terms of the energy scale, etc.)?

If the answer is yes, that's what we (in the APG) call physics of scales.

The system's behavior differs on different scales (dimensions, energy, etc.). (M.A.Sh)

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Question about Shape of Electron is Round

 Someone asked :

"Shape of Electron Is Round" Why is this surprising and even unsettling for some physicists?

And this answer was confirmed by the founder of APG ( FAPG ) :  

Scientists have predicted that the universe has an equal amount of matter and antimatter, and there must be symmetry between the amount of matter and antimatter.

But Hudson's measurements (due to the symmetry of the shape of the electron) showed that the universe was made almost entirely of matter and that there were no antimatter.

Some physicists were thrilled because what was observed did not match their prediction (and of course this is a cause for concern)

But Hudson's discovery does not surprise us in the APG Institute, because we predicted (or believed) that the universe is full of matter and there is no antimatter, and Hudson's observations only confirm our opinion.

And there is no wonder or worry. (M.Sh)