From: Hara Ra (harara@shamanics.com)
Date: Mon Jun 29 1998 - 23:48:27 MDT
>Thanks to Heisenberg, virtual particles with large mass can emerge if
>they vanish fast enough (Delta E * Delta T >= hbar). So theoretically
>the "universe particle" could appear and disappear. But it doesn't
>strike me as a likely constituent of stable matter. Maybe one could
>postulate "screening effects" like those surrounding charged particles
>that would make stable universe particles appear as low-mass
>particles, but it doesn't sound likely.
As the Big Bang theory is popular these days, it is obvious that the
Universe Particle is not stable.....
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