Is this how can nothing create something?

[Bomb Shot]

Strong electric fields can cause particle-antiparticle pairs to spontaneously emerge from the quantum vacuum.

[salamander]

i have a quantum hoover hidden in my pocket bomb shot, do not get too close! your particles might disperse.

[Bomb Shot]

Originally posted by salamander:

i have a quantum hoover hidden in my pocket bomb shot, do not get too close! your particles might disperse.

I don't know what this mean either, I just copied from a science information.

[Bomb Shot]

So "electric field" it is, is this the answer?

[Triple G]

A strong electric field is something...

[ChickenTacos]

Genesis 1:1

[Raz]

Atoms are the building block of all materials in existence. Atoms forever exist. There is no such thing as non existence. Existence has always existed.

[Bomb Shot]

Originally posted by Tonight, you.:

Atoms are the building block of all materials in existence. Atoms forever exist. There is no such thing as non existence. Existence has always existed.

Yes and it's the electric field the true creator!

[Raz]

Originally posted by Bomb Shot:

Originally posted by Tonight, you.:

Atoms are the building block of all materials in existence. Atoms forever exist. There is no such thing as non existence. Existence has always existed.

Yes and it's the electric field the true creator!

Yeah sure, why not? Electric field giga chad creator of everything.

[Bomb Shot]

Originally posted by Tonight, you.:

Originally posted by Bomb Shot:

Yes and it's the electric field the true creator!

Yeah sure, why not? Electric field giga chad creator of everything.

[Bomb Shot]

Originally posted by Alice Liddell:

If you continue to seek 'Spinoza's God', you will destroy all religion.

Not really because the electric field is here, we found it aren't we.

[Bomb Shot]

So the strong electric fields have created the matter and antimatter by themselves.

[Bomb Shot]

That why it needed the power of a whole city to create it and it's not even enough!

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Originally posted by Bomb Shot:

So the strong electric fields have created the matter and antimatter by themselves.

so what determined electrons to rotate the way they do?

[Bomb Shot]

Originally posted by ////:

Originally posted by Bomb Shot:

So the strong electric fields have created the matter and antimatter by themselves.

so what determined electrons to rotate the way they do?

Electrons behave as if they have a magnetic dipole moment, which is a consequence of their spin, even though they don't actually spin in the classical sense.

Because of the magnetic field, I think.

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Originally posted by Bomb Shot:

Originally posted by ////:

so what determined electrons to rotate the way they do?

Electrons behave as if they have a magnetic dipole moment, which is a consequence of their spin, even though they don't actually spin in the classical sense.

Because of the magnetic field, I think.

"they don't spin in classical sense" is still a spin of some kind.