Nienke van der Marel, Leiden Observatory, The Netherlands
First email: 18 January 2024 @ 3:33 PM
Dear Prof. Dr. Nienke van der Marel:
Congratulations on all your professional publications (82) and for guiding our future professors, your master and PhD candidates.
I suspect you will not have time for me, but I liked a quote so much, I have included it within our current homepage with links to your website. It is here: https://81018.com/star-formation#Leiden. “We’re missing something and we don’t know what it is.” Thinking about it, I asked, “How should we characterize what might we be missing? How might her students?”
How about this?
- Could it be a worldview that needs to become an integrated view of the universe?
- If the most basic parsing of the universe is base-2, there are 202 notations that encapsulate it from the first moment (Planck Time) to this day and time. It is not an intuitive chart, to say the least. The first 65 notations appear to beyond the reach of our measuring devices.
I suspect this is what is missing!
Then might “the missing” be those disciplines like Langlands Programs and string-and-M-theory that are not part of any standard model? Might it include all these disciplines: https://81018.com/functional-analysis/
Thank you.
Warmest regards,
Bruce
PS. I have started a page about your work and this day: https://81018.com/marel/. –BEC
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