If it's impossible to have zero (no) energy, how it is then quantized and non- continuous? Wouldn't it be continuous and infinite?
If it's impossible to have zero (no) energy how it is then quantized and non continous?
How can you explain zero-point energy to a non-physicist? When we say 'energy is quantized', what do we mean? If the total energy in the universe is zero, does that mean that there is a way to "make" matter/energy by also making some kind of counterpart? Why is the total energy of the universe zero? Is the total energy of the universe zero? How is the total energy of the universe zero? Why? What is zero point energy? What does zero of potential energy mean? What is the total energy of the Universe? Is it zero? What is negative energy in physics? If light has zero mass, then as per this [math]E=mc^2[/math], light must have zero energy. Is it so? Energy can neither be created nor destroyed! Can this be proved wrong? Where does vacuum or zero-point energy come from? Does it add up to the total amount of energy in the universe? In physics, what is negative energy? How can photons have no mass and yet still have energy given that [math]E=mc^2[/math]? Can mass be quantized? What is zero energy building? How can the zero point energy equation be calculated? Does negative energy not exist? Is there a limit on the amount of energy in the universe when it can't be created nor destroyed? Is absolute zero possible? Is the total energy in the universe quantifiable? Is the law of conservation of energy false? CAN we achieve absolute zero? What is negative temperature then? How could the potential energy be negative? What is zero energy home? Can we create free energy? Can energy be created in a non-energy environment? Energy doesn't lie. Is this true? How could potential energy be negative?