This is a better link to a youtube vid.
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Very interesting theory. It even suggests that it is possible that an object is traveling with a speed faster than light violating the law of special relativity suggested by Albert Einstein.
The interesting part of physics is that sometimes, a theory which is considered true for a long time is proved wrong by another theory hundreds of years later.
I love physics. :)
M theory is just one of a number of popular theories which choose to introduce complexity in an effort to hide faulty math. There is no such thing as infinity.
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M-Theory is not faulty math, it is incomplete math. It's a subset of superstring theory that small-particle physicists explore on their free time.
It is NOT a literal theory. It is an idea. It poses many interesting ideas and solves several problems for String theory, but it is not an actual theory.
The problem with M-Theory is simply that, like its relatives in String Theory, there is currently no way to verify any of its claims in any way. As of my education on M-theory last year, there was absolutely zero evidence for it whatsoever.
It is NOT like the Big Bang theory, which has overwhelming empirical evidence and observations to support it.
I suggest you enjoy M-Theory, but don't put your faith into it, and definitely don't put your money into it.
