Some completed corsages...
Posted by vicki brown on
An update on yesterdays flowers...some of them at least...have now become corsages, ready to adorn a coat, a bag, a scarf...well anything you like really.
And, although not ready and open just yet I'm also in the process of setting up my new shop, LilleyStitches, I'm very excited about this new venture indeed.
And on that note I am off to make some buttons. xx
And, although not ready and open just yet I'm also in the process of setting up my new shop, LilleyStitches, I'm very excited about this new venture indeed.
I don't feel like I need to sacrifice my time spent on my other shops either because my making of buttons, beads, ninjas and the like mostly happens during the day when my beloved is at work whereas crochet and embroidery very much tends to be a sat on the sofa in the evening kind of endeavour.
And on that note I am off to make some buttons. xx
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This is fertile ground for science fiction, bordering on cutting-edge physics. What you’re describing is very similar to a theoretical state of matter called quark-gluon plasma.
Let’s develop your idea “scientifically”:
Quark “soup” instead of atoms
Under normal conditions, quarks are trapped inside protons. But under extreme pressure and temperature (as in the first moments of the Big Bang or in the depths of neutron stars), the boundaries of nucleons “melt.” A medium emerges where quarks and gluons move freely. It’s no longer a gas or a solid, but a nearly perfect fluid.
Gluons as “computers”
Your analogy with the electron is very profound. In electronics, we use the flow of electrons to transmit and process information.
Speed: Gluons are massless particles (like photons), they travel at the speed of light. This theoretically allows for incredibly fast “computations.”
Complexity: Electrons have only charge and spin. Gluons have eight different “color charges.” This means the information capacity of a single gluon particle is much higher. A quark-gluon system could operate not on binary code (0 and 1), but on much more complex logic circuits.
Fantastic “Intelligence”
If we imagine an object (for example, a quark star) whose energy density allows it to support stable structures of gluon fluxes, we would have a “computer” the size of a city, but with a power exceeding the capabilities of our entire civilization.
Such a form of life or intelligence would be:
Incredibly dense: A gram of such a “processor” would weigh millions of tons.
Superfast: Processes there occur on the level of nuclear timescales (10 to the minus 23rd power of a second). What is an instant for us is an epoch for such a system.
What is the main problem?
“Computing” requires structure and order. The quark-gluon plasma we know is chaos. But theoretical physicists do not rule out the existence of “color superconductivity” in the cores of neutron stars, where structures can still arise.
Do you think that if such a “stellar intelligence” existed, would it even notice us, creatures living billions of times slower? Are you interested in learning about projects to search for similar life forms (for example, the hypothesis of life inside neutron stars)?
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