Characteristic of the universe that ends in a c that's 6 letters long?
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Um...\n\nWould it happen to be cosmic?
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1:C\n2:A\n3:D\n4:D\n5:A\n6:D
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A 10 DIMENSIONAL UNIVERSE :\n\nThe curious feature of superstrings, however, is that they can only vibrate in 10 dimensions. This is, in fact, one of the reasons why it can unify the known forces of the universe: in 10 dimensions there is "more room" to accommodate both Einstein's theory of gravity as well as sub-atomic physics. In some sense, previous attempts at unifying the forces of nature failed because a standard four dimensional theory is "too small" to jam all the forces into one mathematical framework. To visualize higher dimensions, consider a Japanese tea garden, where carp spend their entire lives swimming on the bottom of a shallow pond. The carp are only vaguely aware of a world beyond the surface. To a carp "scientist," the universe only consists of two dimensions, length and width. There is no such thing as "height." In fact, they are incapable of imagining a third dimension beyond the pond. The word "up" has no meaning for them. (Imagine their distress if we were to suddenly lift them out of their two dimensional universe into "hyperspace," i.e. our world!) However, if it rains, then the surface of their pond becomes rippled. Although the third dimension is beyond their comprehension, they can clearly see the waves traveling on the pond's surface. Likewise, although we earthlings cannot "see" these higher dimensions, we can see their ripples when they vibrate. According to this theory, "light" is nothing but vibrations rippling along the 5th dimension. By adding higher dimensions, we can easily accommodate more and more forces, including the nuclear forces. In a nutshell: the more dimensions we have, the more forces we can accommodate.One persistent criticism of this theory, however, is that we do not see these higher dimensions in the laboratory. At present, every event in the universe, from the tiniest sub-atomic decay to exploding galaxies, can be described by 4 numbers (length, width, depth, and time), not 10 numbers. To answer this criticism, many physicists believe (but cannot yet prove) that the universe at the instant of the Big Bang was in fact fully 10 dimensional. Only after the instant of creation did 6 of the 10 dimensions "curled up" into a ball too tiny to observe. In a real sense, this theory is really a theory of creation, when the full power of 10 dimensional space-time was manifest.
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It's 6*length^2, or 216 cm^2.
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Theories such as string theory predict that the space we live in has in fact 10 dimensions, but that the universe measured along these additional dimensions is subatomic in size. As a result, we perceive only the three spatial dimensions that have macroscopic size.
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Nothingness.\n\nOr maybe it's encroaching on another Universe?  Hmmmm......
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There is an end to this universe.  But, it is constantly expanding and contracting.  Empty space is what lies outside of it.  The universe is encroaching into empty space.
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Any of a group of six elementary particles having electric charges of a magnitude one-third or two-thirds that of the electron, regarded as constituents of all hadrons.\n\n\nA soft creamy acid-cured cheese of central Europe made from whole milk.\n\n\nhypothetical truly fundamental particle in mesons and baryons; there are supposed to be six flavors of quarks (and their antiquarks), which come in pairs; each has an electric charge of +2/3 or -1/3 2: fresh unripened cheese of a smooth texture made from pasteurized milk, a starter, and rennet.
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They have no names, we have the 4 most known which involve space and time... then we have 6 more to explain the superstring theory (curly dimensions) and the eleventh which was added to be able to explain the M-Theory.  Now, honestly I haven´t studied all of them and as a Mechanical Engineer my knowledge belongs to Newton so i stay with 4 of them only heheheh. However, check out these websites.
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C for Constellations\nWhat else could they be; meteors or satellites? I think not :).
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Hi,\nThe answer is C.\n\nYou could make a ray-diagram and see for yourself...
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I think M-theory stands for Mother theory and it's like a union of different string theories that differ a little among them ( I heard there are 5 theories of strings..each one is sort of complicated but there is some knowledge of them and they actually show different aspects of the same theory; the M-theory is like an attempt to join them somehow) ..anyway, string theory predicts 11 dimentions wich is a lot! ( I guess now is down to 6 ..has anyone heard of it?) so it's still a theory like Quantum gravity and some others trying to join QM with relativity ..I just hope they succeed.
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Here is the mathematical formula:\n\nThe universe is endless.\n\nSo are the possibilities of having a life-form like humans elsewhere in the universe.\n\nEndless divided by endless equals to unknown
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The size of the universe in terms of length, width, height, time is in a state of flux. At any instant it may be expanding or contracting. The universe is generally accepted to be currently expanding. \n\nM Theory (the conglomeration of the 5 superstring theories) tells us that the universe is the result of, so called, “membranes” colliding in such a way that create a pocket of space which we call the universe. If M Theory is accurate, it is probable that there are many universes just as there are many planets, solar systems, and galaxies. \n\nFor more information:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M_theory
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All letters have 5-unit widths except for:\n\nTOM Q VAXY, which have 6-unit widths; and\n\nW, which has an 8-unit width \n\n\n\n\nLove+peace :)
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the answer to life, universe, and everything is:\n42
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The answer is always C