The Beginning of Quantum Theory

H. T. Flint

Existence of life, doctrines and theories of science has been at schismatic supremacy since the beginning of life on earth, 3.5 billion years ago. Until recently, the scientific phenomenon known as Quantum Physics has been discovered. And as this theory kicked in to the huge scientific world, it has been widely embraced by many scientific leaders worldwide.The more that is learned about Quantum Physics, the more we discover its Scriptural status and its proof of God's perfect design.So, here's the question which arises; did God really fabricated this design or it was something else, something very unreal which continues to remain a history?Before we come up to a comprehensive theory, let's begin by understanding the core theory of this article, the science of Quantum Physics.

Ronald F. Peierls

Juan Sadie

This theory postulates an inverse way to look at what is large and what is small. When we talk about quantum mechanics we automatically presume that things are smaller at this level. What this theory proposes is that as we drill down into the quantum level we are actually moving towards the infinitely large. As we get down to the atomic and sub-atomic levels things begin to get very strange. Particles pop in and out of existence. They seem to be in more than one place at the same time. They seem to interact by means of entanglement, more famously known as “spooky interaction at a distance”, so named by Albert Einstein. My theory explains why things are so strange “down there”. As we zoom into the sub-atomic levels and beyond we begin to approach the Inverse, a realm where space and time does not exist, and more importantly where the laws of nature or physics do not apply. This Inverse connects everything as we know it; atoms, molecules, matter, stars, galaxies, etc. The Inverse has no physical properties, no energy, nothing we can measure. It is however the originating point of all Universes. It has no beginning or end. It has always been and always will be. Time is of no consequence.

Tadashi Fujimoto

I would like to consider the Beginning of space-time in this paper. First of all, we do consideration historical thought. A lot of philosophers have considered the relation between this real phenomenal world and the basic world in which the phenomenal world is grounded. We will glimpse thought historical details about such respect. Afterwards, we interpret the representation of space-time on Quantum theory and Relativistic theory. In this case, we will take recent results of time operator theory into consideration.