is the uft theory discovered  yet and if not then what are the theories which may  help in forming it?
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The universal field theory is still being attempted. You see the field theory which governs large things like planets doesn't cover things which are small. By small we are talking molecular. You see when Hawking first realized that black holes aren't persistant and that they do burn out he realized that the particles within them must act differently that those of larger size (planets) and now he and some others are trying to prove a universal field theory that covers all of them. \n\nThat's about as simple as I can make it man without filling page after page.
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Look man, I´m really interested no matter how many ideas are already out there.  \n\nBut I must say...until you have a means of materializing...we just will never know, now will we?
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Ok, the parallel universe theory is a theory that some quantum physicists believe. The reason we have no detected them as of yet is because we can only detect forces and our forces would probably not be able to travel between the dimensions. In one version of string theory gravity is able to travel between the universes. If this is true we should be able to measure small fluctuations from the predicted value of gravity. So far they have tested this ont he scale of tenths of centimeters. There has been no evidence yet that there are parallel universes. If we get better equipment and we can measure that gravity does not follow newtons equation that may prove the existence of a parallel universe. I hope that helped
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String theory is a step in the direction for the GUT.  But string theory itself is out the window.  GUT will mostly likely be a hybrid of string and quantum.  Each answer some of the most important fundamental questions, but not the same ones and not all of them.  Essentially string theory just states matter is made up of vibrating strings of energy.  For a good book on the subject, three roads to quantum gravity by smolin is excellent.  He is partial to quantum theory but gives both justice and goes a little into some radical ideas that don't branch from either quantum or relativity.
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Lol. I really enjoy this theory.  Sounds good.
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theorically yes.   The problem is discovering and proving the right theory.   It maybe 500 years but we will eventually solve the cold fusion problem.
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The theories could very well be true, unless proven otherwise. If you are looking at it from the theological point of view, then consider this:\n\nThe original ingredients for the single cellular organism from which all life on earth originated must have been placed there by some greater power. Maybe from time to time that power guided evolution to humanity, and maybe later that power will guide evolution to some beings better than us?
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many have tried:\n\nConvergence in science includes a plethora of unification theories. In Consilience, Edward O. Wilson argues that all knowledge is unified around a small number of natural, interlocking laws. These fundamental laws, which we are just beginning to comprehend, govern disciplines as diverse as physics and the humanities. In A New Kind of Science Stephen Wolfram uses simple cellular automata (265 programs) to produce many results found in nature such as: tree branches, streams dynamics, and even the possibility of a truly fundamental theory of physics. In The Elegant Universe, Brian Greene describes superstring theory: a theory of everything.
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A Grand Unified Theory of Everything cannot be explained in such fashion. I would recommend reading "Hyperspace" by Michio Kaku.
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There's also an interesting section on how birdsong matches some very intellectual Music Theory in the book Animals in Translation.  The conclusion seems to be that music might be a precursor to language in brain formation.\n\n(Check around page 278 on Look Inside at the Amazon link below, or search for "birdsong")
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Yet another interesting question, man_id.\n\nAll a theory of abiogenesis can do is give an answer for how life-from-non-life is *possible*.  ... I.e. what ingredients and conditions might result in a replication system that is sufficient for natural selection to take over?  And which ones *may* have been present in the early days of the earth (knowing what we do know about those days)?  There may, in fact, be multiple answers ... many different recipes, all equally possible.  If so, then we may never know which one actually occurred on our planet.\n\nBut it is also possible that we may never find a recipe that works that we know might have been available in the earth's infancy.  We've only started looking.
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You think you suddenly solved the Unified Theory with the electrical equals gravitational concept? With what education? If you are asking for confirmation here in this forum, you need a bit more education, and a few dozen good peers to discuss your ideas.
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yes, it is the theory of the perpetually oscillating universe. i have always favored this theory because it conveniently gets around having to explain where it all came from by suggesting that it has always been. but sometimes i think it is an intellectual cop out for the same reason. \nbecause of our inherent limitations, we may not have the the tools to observe enough of what is going on here to understand it completely. I am forever amazed at how the different belief systems of different cultures seem to have such insights.
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No, but some physicists think they have.  String theory is the most popular unifying theory, but it makes no testable predictions, meaning that its really more philosophy than hard science.  There are other theories out there too.  For example , Heim Theory involves extra dimensions in which the speed of light is different in order to unify the four fources (electromagnetic, strong, weak, gravity).
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LeAnne has a very good answer - however, I think the final frontier is to determine a Grand Unified Theory. With the solution to "everything", it wouldn't be much of a step further to explore parallel universe, different realities and worlds, time, the Big Bang, etc.\n\nI think the the Grand Unified Theory would give us the ability to explore, and answer, all questions regarding everything cosmological and would go a long way to answer some theological and philosophical questions.\n\nNo fear, however, I believe that humans, as a species, will self-destruct (and probably most other species on earth) before the GUT is developed.
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42- the theory from Hitchhiker guide to the Galaxy Clever\n\nString Theory- although this is anUnified theory of everything it is not the lone one. \n\nThe theory of everything is a single theory that unifies everything else. Something that would tie for instance F=ma to E=mc^2 and still be able to explain chaos theory, it's pretty new cutting edge stuff.
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Theories of evolution are layered upon your existing paradigm of a mechanical universe that consists of molecular machines operating in an objective reality that is knowable with the right instruments. The universe is truly unknowable with any instrument save your own sense of unity and wholeness. The perception of wholeness is forever unfolding in the human instrument because the culture of the multidimensional universe is rooted in unity.\nwingmakers.co.uk/index.php