What is the best way to explain string theory to a layperson?
What is the string theory? Explain it like I'm five, please.
What are the 11 dimensions in string theory? How does string theory claim to unify general relativity and quantum mechanics? In layman's terms, what is spacetime in string theory? In String Theory what are strings actually made of? What are the strings of string theory made of? What is the source of energy for their vibration? Is string theory total bullshit? How small are the strings in the string theory? Can we compare that size with any other particle or object? According to string theory there are 11 dimensions; what are those dimensions? How can string theory claim to unify general relativity and quantum mechanics without any equations, postulates, principles, or physical strings? Other than string theory, what other physical theories are built upon that which has never been observed? What is Sen's conjecture in string theory and what is the mathematical structure behind it? String Theory: What is AdS/CFT? Why do people believe in string theory when it is merely bullshit pseudoscience? In string theory, what causes the strings to vibrate? What is the meaning of the string or the int? Particle Physics Beyond the Standard Model: This is a two part question. Since the late 1970's what departure or changes, if any, have been made to the string theory regarding its existance in 10 and 26 dimensions? In addition, are there changes in vibrations, clockwise for 10 counter-clockwise 26 dimensions? Is the Grand Unification Theory a Harmonic Oscillation string Theory? What does quantum theory describe? Why string is a class? Is Grand Unification, a string theory of harmonic oscillation? You have a string of length L. You pull the string from end A with force F. The other end is free. What is the tension "l" distance away from end A? Why are extra dimensions (11) required for string theory to explain black holes? What is the hardest branch of theoretical physics and why? What are vectors and the laws of physics? Which is the toughest branch of theoretical physics? ELI5: Can you explain the proof of Fermat's Last Theorem, like I'm 5? What is the quantum loop theory? What is the difference between a g-string and a v-string? What are general relativity and quantum mechanics? What is the difference between String and string in C#?