PTE Re-tell Lecture 真实讲座练习题:弦理论中的Strings有多大?

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The most direct test of String Theory certainly would be to build a powerful microscope, look deeply inside a particle and see the string. That would settle the issue pretty definitively. The problem with that is that this is the conventional formulation of string theory. The string is so tiny, that’s a very unlikely thing that will ever be able to do, just give it a sense, strings in a conventional approach are about 10 to the minus 35 meters across. That’s such a fantasticly small number that hard to wrap your mind around, but just by analogy. If you were to take a single atom, and magnify to be as large as the known universe, the observable universe, that’s the huge scale of magnification. A string under the same magnification will grow to be roughly the size with a tree. So a tree it’s in an entire observable universe as a string is to an atom. That shows how challenging it would be to actually see one of these strings directly.

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