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Originally Posted by CraigS
Goodness me !!
Now there's an interesting list ! Very comprehensive !
Someone's certainly been working hard on it.
Very cool … a handy reference to have when pondering possibilities or speculating about some aspect of nature. Sometimes its difficult to find out whether or not science views some issue as a problem or not, and also sometimes its hard to find out whether or not anyone else is pondering the same problems. This list helps tremendously in that regard.
I notice there are a few topics which some folk would argue aren't 'unsolved' any more (eg: the Pioneer Anomaly, Dark Matter's role in galaxy rotation etc).
Methinks choosing a criteria for what is 'unsolved' must be a very tricky topic in itself. I'm surprised there's not more debate on the 'Discussion' page!
Thanks Steven … will ponder some of the topics in more detail shortly … I reckon Alex would love to tackle solving some of them.
Whaddya reckon, Alex ?
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hi Craig.
I have read of these problems sometime ago and suggest the recognition of an aether will be of help or rather many problems will go away if approached from a "quantum" perspective putting to one side ideas we at present hold as infalible.
If I thought it would help I could answer everything as I am sure you must know
but who will want to accept my views given they are so ahead of their time
however more work needs to be done on the structure and the components of "nothing" for it is into this "nothing" that we must fit all that we describe as "something"...to simplify nothing is a mistake as was the effort to proceed on an assumption the aether was eliminated via one single observation... even in a theoretical vacuum there is so much stuff even string theory can only describe such with inadequate simplicity.
The wonderful thing is such a list has been constructed which may offer a reminder that not all questions have been answered and that Governments can employ many great minds in active duty to refine our accumulated knowledge.
Thanks for thinking of me. Still running on three cylinders as is the car
alex