rorix_bw said:
This is not how science works.rorix_bw said:
M-Theory, also known as the Theory of Everything, is a theoretical framework that attempts to unify all branches of physics and explain the fundamental nature of the universe.
M-Theory is a relatively new concept and is still being researched and debated among scientists. While it has gained some support and has potential to explain many unanswered questions in physics, it is not yet widely accepted as there is currently no experimental evidence to support it.
Some scientists argue that M-Theory is too complex and abstract, making it difficult to test and verify. Others question its lack of experimental evidence and argue that it is not a truly complete or unified theory.
Yes, scientific research and experiments are ongoing in an attempt to gather evidence and further develop M-Theory. However, as it is a complex and difficult theory to prove, progress may be slow.
M-Theory is an extension of String Theory, incorporating additional dimensions and unifying different branches of physics. While String Theory focuses on strings as the fundamental building blocks of the universe, M-Theory suggests that there are multiple fundamental objects, including strings and membranes.