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In a recent article in New Scientist Mag they are making claims of possible evidence of strings. Though I read the "The Elegant Universe" by Brian Greene and I once wrote to Greene with a question (his e mail address is on the web), I have pretty much looked the other way from strings because they seemed unprovable.
In the article in News Scientist Mag on page 32 it says:
"Contrary to what we used to think, fundamental strings need not be ultra-tiny," says Tom Kibble...
I find this fascinating that strings might be seen in both the microscopic and macroscopic world.
How long has this idea been known and is this true and well known? I don't remember reading about it Greene's book.
Thanks, Robert
In the article in News Scientist Mag on page 32 it says:
"Contrary to what we used to think, fundamental strings need not be ultra-tiny," says Tom Kibble...
I find this fascinating that strings might be seen in both the microscopic and macroscopic world.
How long has this idea been known and is this true and well known? I don't remember reading about it Greene's book.
Thanks, Robert