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|publisher=BBC

|publisher=BBC

|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2001/parallelunitrans.shtml

|url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/horizon/2001/parallelunitrans.shtml

|quote=NARRATOR: The tiny invisible strings of String Theory was supposed to be the fundamental building blocks of all the matter in the Universe, but now, with the addition of the eleventh dimension, they changed. They stretched and they combined. The astonishing conclusion was that all the matter in the Universe was connected to one vast structure: a membrane. In effect our entire Universe is a membrane. The quest to explain everything in the Universe could begin again and at its heart would be this new theory. It was dubbed Membrane Theory, or M Theory, but so enigmatic and profound did the idea seem that some thought M should stand for other things....

|quote=NARRATOR: The tiny invisible strings of String Theory was supposed to be the fundamental building blocks of all the matter in the Universe, but now, with the addition of the eleventh dimension, they changed. They stretched and they combined. The astonishing conclusion was that all the matter in the Universe was connected to one vast structure: a membrane. In effect our entire Universe is a membrane. The quest to explain everything in the Universe could begin again and at its heart would be this new theory. It was dubbed Membrane Theory, or M Theory, but so enigmatic and profound did the idea seem that some thought M should stand for other things.... MICHAEL DUFF: Where M stands for magic, mystery or membrane. ... PAUL STEINHARDT: Physicists get kind of dreamy-eyed when they talk about M Theory. ... MICHIO KAKU: Maybe M stands for mother, the mother of all strings. Maybe it's magic. Maybe it's the majesty, the majesty of a comprehensive theory of the Universe. ... NEIL TUROK (Cambridge University): Magical mystery, madness.}}</ref>  

MICHAEL DUFF: Where M stands for magic, mystery or membrane. ...

PAUL STEINHARDT: Physicists get kind of dreamy-eyed when they talk about M Theory. ...

MICHIO KAKU: Maybe M stands for mother, the mother of all strings. Maybe it's magic. Maybe it's the majesty, the majesty of a comprehensive theory of the Universe. ...

NEIL TUROK (Cambridge University): Magical mystery, madness.}}</ref>  

==See Also:==

==See also==

*[[String theory]]

*[[String theory]]