I've collected a list of songs that reflect summer, and the memories you don't want to let go of before summer ends. So many people think of the end of summer as a melancholy time, but I don't think so. There is always next summer, and there is the rest of the year to plan how to make next summer even better. It's upbeat; so are the good memories.
Recently,
the Science News Magazine published a series of articles about time. In
one of them, they discussed a really interesting experiment that
resulted in a new theory about why time progresses forwards. A scientist
named Barbour set up an extremely simple simulation of the universe,
consisting of 1,000 particles in space that only interacted through
gravity. They recorded as the particles clumped together in one mass,
then separated into smaller and smaller masses, creating complete
disorder. (Also interestingly enough, it has been scientifically proved
that the universe has an affinity for disorder, which is even
represented through two official laws of science. A common example of
disorder is the way that you can mix milk into coffee, but there is no
way to un-mix it. ) In any case, Barbour and his colleagues made a
connection between the unusual pattern in their experiment and the
universe. The big clump resembles the conditions at the start of the big
bang - and everything that the particles did after shows what is
happening now. With this came the idea that possibly, we are just one of
a pair of universes, both which began their flow of time during the Big
Bang. While in one universe time moves forward, in the other, time
moves backwards.
My question, Stephen Hawking's (The Theory of Everything is a great movie about him!) question, is what is time? Why is there nostalgia? Where do memories go? Why does time seem to slow down when your life is in danger, speed up when you are in intense moments of joy? I feel as if I spent so much of my life thinking about these things, but have only now really asked the questions. I'd like to find out, someday.
What is your summer playlist? Do you know any of these songs (though I'm certain you know at least some!)?
have you posted the part about the articles on time before? because it sounds familiar, but i don't read science news magazine haha. regardless, it's a cool thing to think about. not that i've ever studied science so closely, but it's weird to think that entropy has an effect on time. the universe is so complex and difficult to understand haha. on a lighter note, i love uma thurman by fob. it's a way better dance song than the pop/dubstep/rap stuff they play at school dances, imo. this summer, i've been getting into rock. like ac/dc, foo fighters, the killers, etc.
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Yeah, actually, I posted a bit about the articles before! And I totally agree about the music.
DeleteThis is so interesting; I like learning about science stuff too but mostly through shows. I hope you repost your "What is Time" post, or bits of it.
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This is suuper cool. Hypothetically that would mean, we're all doing things backwards or in another case, we're dinosaurs of time at one point. Wow...
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