Nothing is lost, Nothing is created, Everything is Transformed

[BilKill]

Nothing is lost, Nothing is created, Everything is Transformed.
Do you guys have any idea who said it ? and why ? and do you agree with him ?

[Mado]

Chemist Antoine Lavoisier he stated this theory back in th 18th centunry... and the theory if iam not wrong was about combustion of oxygen stuff like that ... i dont like chemistry much ... but i know he stated this theory

[BilKill]

Right, the French Chemist A. Lavoisier started this theory but it was not about the combustion of the oxygen ... try harder

[layla04]

Universe Law: Nothing is created, nothing is lost, everything is transforming.

States that:There is no Energy; it is only an imaginary entity to explain interaction among things.
There is no gravity, because it is leading to singularity
There is no charge, because virtual photon is just imagination
There is no light, because if light exists, it has to be created and contradict the Universe Law.

ALL BULL! lol

[Cult]

hrmm i think here is the smarties area.. so no place for me right?
anyway. i know where the door is :S

[BilKill]

layla04 i suggest you take some physics courses

[layla04]

aha....so there is no gravity ya Rohff?
well my plate is full with all my classes so plz teach me, professor! lol :P

[GeE ArE]

sorry bass who said that was an idiot living in cave up in the mountain !!

[BilKill]

There is gravity, and theories now are saying that there is more then one gravity. They are not sure yet but they are studying it.

[rannoush]

The phrase Rohff said was formulated based on the First Law of Thermodynamics which states that Energy can be changed from one form to another, but it cannot be created or destroyed. The total amount of energy and matter in the Universe remains constant, merely changing from one form to another.

Take any example, like the case with you rolling a rock over the mountain. The rock was able to be moved upward using your mechanical energy, i.e work. That energy was stored in the rock as kinetic energy, which will be later lost if the rock falls down the cliff (no gravity??) to some energy producing factory to produce maybe electrical energy and so on...

Now considering matter, what lavoisier says makes perfect sense. It is in fact what most chemistry is based about... Remember those balancing the equation exercises? the mass entering the reaction MUST be equal to that produced by it. Or else where the hell would the material be gone, or have originated from?

They believe that the universe was created with a certain amount of energy AND matter that is never lost, but is in constant transformation from one form to another.
Taking that simple theory, one can deduce that light, gravity, and photons do not exist... I don't really understand how they formulated some of those ideas, but of course, reading about this would be sufficient to understanding it more. You all read about this too

sources:
http://www.emc.maricopa.edu/faculty/...BookEner1.html
http://bengu-pc2.njit.edu/trp-chem/c...r/matter1.html

[BilKill]

Yes but light, gravity and photons DO exist. And btw, there is a new theory saying that the space is not empty, it is filled with Quarks, so the light is traveling in that Quarks, and not in something empty.