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Module name : Quantum Foam
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Module length: 9 patterns
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01 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --
04 Quantum Foam 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --
05 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --
08 Composed by SirReal 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --
0a _________________________ 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --
0c (shift-F9) for more info 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --
0e -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --
0f Strings 40 0000 --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +12 Pff 0e
10 Tubular Bell 40 0000 --- 01 [01] 40 40 +100 +28 Pff 0f
11 Violin Stroke 40 0000 --- 01 [01] 40 40 +000 +12 Pff 10
12 -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --
13 Length : 1min 32sec 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --
14 Completed: 13,April 1996 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --
15 _________________________ 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --
18 :--==> SirReal <==--: 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --
1a too real 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --
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1d sdchung@sol.otago.ac.nz 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --
1e _________________________ 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --
20 (C) Copyright 1996 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --
21 Simon Chung 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --
22 All Rights Reserved 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --
23 All Reserves Righted 40 0000 --- 00 [ ] -- -- ---- --- --- --

> ************************************************
> * *
> * /=======================\ *
> * | Quantum Foam | *
> * \=======================/ *
> * *
> * *
> * *
> * *
> * By SirReal *
> * ~~~~~~~~~~~ *
> * *
> * *
> * *
> * *
> * ... this release happens to be the first *
> * song of a set of two songs, with the *
> * second song being 'My Rimu Tree Of The *
> * South'. Both songs are my debut releases *
> * into the module music scene. *
> * *
> * *
> * Any comments will be greatly appreciated *
> * *
> * email: sdchung@sol.otago.ac.nz *
> * or: simon.chung@stonebow.otago.ac.nz *
> * *
> * *
> *===001S-G3======13-Apr-1996======1min+32sec===*
> * *
> * (C) Copyright Simon Chung 1996 *
> * *
> *SirRealistically-speaking**********************
>
>
>
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> Anyone trying to create a traversable wormhole
> could try one of two strategies. The first would
> be to conjure one literaly out of nothing.
> Quantum theory states that if we could zoom in
> on a small enough scrap of space we would
> discover that the amount by which it is "warped"
> -another way of describing the size of its
> gravitational field- flutuates randomly from
> place to place like a choppy sea as adjacent
> regions steal energy from each other in an
> eternal game of give and take.
>
> On scales smaller than the so called Plank-
> Wheeler length, a mere 1.62x10^-35 metres or
> roughly 20 orders of magnitude smaller than an
> atomic nucleus, these "quantum gravitational
> fluctuations" may become so violent that space
> actually boils and becomes a "quantum foam"
> riddled with short-lived "quantum wormholes".
>
> Some physicists have speculated that it might
> be possible to enlarge these. One possibility
> raised in 1993 is that such an enlargement may
> even have occurred spontaneously during the
> first split - second of the Universe when,
> according to the theory of inflation, space
> expanded at a truly phenomenal rate.
>
> Another possibility is that a sufficiently
> advanced civilisation might be able to reach
> down into the quantum foam and artificially
> enlarge a wormhole to a usable size. The problem
> is that, at present, theorists have no quantum
> theory of gravity to tell them about the
> properties of the quantum foam, or even whether
> it exists.
>
>
> -New Scientist, 23 March 1996, page 29.
>
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