M theory

Though if there were such a God, I would like to ask how ever did He think of anything as complicated as M-theory in 11 dimensions.

M-theory was about to come out with a suitably outrageous answer, and Parallel Universes would be at the very heart of it.

For Hawking, M theory is the only candidate for a complete theory of the universe.

Waves had long fascinated Burt Ovrut, now they were just about to turn M-theory upside down.

Some humbleness would be welcome here. We are only a decade or two into M theory.

This ought to be enough for any rational person to say M theory conflicts with nature.

Each of these membranes was possible other universe. M-theory had unwittingly made the idea of parallel universes respectable again.

The image that comes to mind here, others have written about M-theory, is of a God blowing soap bubbles.

Once the extra dimensions of M theory have curled up, particle physics provides a plausible understanding of how the universe evolved.

To resolve this, some physicists have proposed a more general framework called M-theory, which unifies many string theories.

M-theory represents the most exciting development in the subject since 1984 when the superstring revolution first burst on the scene.

The unified theory that M-theory hopes to be has been the cosmological Holy Grail since Einstein.

Each theory in the M-theory network is good at describing phenomena within a certain range.

Depending how you set it up, M-theory can describe any of 10500 universes.

M-theory is getting stranger and stranger, but could it really be a theory which explains everything in our universe?

M theory predicts the existence of some 10500 universes, one of which we inhabit.

The theory that allows for the Higgs singlet to jump back and forth in time is called the M Theory.

M theory demonstrates that most of the predicted universes are unreconcilably hostile to life as we know it.

Physicists get kind of dreamy-eyed when they talk about M theory.