Dear Gary,
   I think you're lagging behind a bit there, and willl have to run to catch
up with the crocodile
                The Music of the Spheres, in its post-mediaeval form, is an
idea of String  theory,- however the strings started to unravel when they
realised there were 5 or 6 different types of String. Also the Strings
couldn't be used to explain what was considered the fundamental
question-what happened at the beginning of the universe?  The Stringists
were starting to despair, when they realised that they could use an
important part of an opposing theory (SuperGravity) to solve their problems.
This postulates 11 dimensions, and it is this strange Eleventh dimension
that was so important, and which saved the Stringists- but only when a
female physicist had the brilliant idea that the Eleventh dimension held a
membrane.
 Goodness me, Gary, it's all very simple!
Kind regards,
 grasshopper



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From: "garydawg" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 3:43 PM
Subject: Re: New Sub: M Theory


> in the Eleventh dimension
> there is a knot
> that prevented strings unravelling,
> The Eleventh dimension
> was embraced by Super Gravity.
>
> Grassy, I did not see the show, but I have been reading Brain Greene's
book
> on string theory, The Elegant Universe, for what seems forever.
>
> Unless I misread your poem, I think I would take a better view of all,
that
> indeed it is elegant to consider there really might be Music of the
Spheres
> and everything is creating from strumming on an old banjo.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Gary
>
> Feb guest is TE Ballard and Gar does garbage  at:
> http://gardawg.homestead.com/gardawg.html,
>
> Poets for Peace.  ¡Poemas sí, balas no!
>