Sentences with phrase «vacuum energy made»

The most precise calculation of the lifetime of our universe finds that a bubble of vacuum energy made by the Higgs boson could envelop us all in 10139 years

Not exact matches

It's made up of a little bit of ordinary matter, a lot of some exotic «dark matter» of unknown identity, and even more of a mysterious energy permeating the vacuum of space, exerting gravitational repulsion.

The elusive Casimir effect suggests we could use vacuum energy to move objects and make stuff — but can something really come from nothing?

When the idea was first proposed mathematically in 1994 it required a vast amount of negative vacuum energy which made the idea seem impossible.

Dodelson: Again referring to this dark energy today, there are two possibilities that lead to optimistic branches and one is that dark energy today may not be vacuum energy, it may be something completely different; and a good piece of evidence for that is that inflation itself require [s] dark energy, so it kind of make sense to think, [«Well, we had some early [epoch] of dark energy which is something [we're trying to] figure out, maybe [today] there is also [a] new type of dark energy we are trying to figure out and it is not vacuum energy, so that would lead to a less pessimistic future.

Other ideas include vacuuming the sea and converting the plastic into an alternative energy source (plastics are made from petroleum).

(Twenty - seven kilometers of tunnel underground Designed with mind to send protons around A circle that crosses through Switzerland and France Sixty nations contribute to scientific advance Two beams of protons swing round, through the ring they ride»Til in the hearts of the detectors, they're made to collide And all that energy packed in such a tiny bit of room Becomes mass, particles created from the vacuum And then...)

Refrigerator vacuum panels made from the ash of burned rice husks won University of Michigan students first prize in the M.I.T. Clean Energy contest.

And then you have to ask yourself, where in this multiverse would you expect to find astronomers to make the measurements of the energy density of the vacuum?

Sexual maturity, the loss of the sweet fuzzy puppy fuzz that is replaced with the dog hair that will clog up your vacuum for the rest of his life, and that beautiful day when he figures out once and for all exactly where the potty for puppies is makes a dog's human proud and gives us the sense that our time and energy is being well spent.

Even air fresheners can make a difference - if one aluminium air freshener aerosol is recycled by everyone in the UK; enough energy could be saved to vacuum over 876,000 homes for a year — that's a lot of tidy homes!

The market does not exist in a vacuum; it exists in a world dominated by politicians who aren't making energy a priority, and who were aware of the effect of their policies on energy prices long ago.