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'''String theory''' (or super-string theory when coupled with [[Supersymmetry]]) is a class of models in [[theoretical physics]] which replace zero-dimensional points (particles) in four-dimensional spacetime with one-dimensional strings in an eleven-dimensional spacetime as the fundamental building block of the universe.  The main goal of string theory is to combine quantum mechanics and general relativity into a single, unified theory.
 
'''String theory''' (or super-string theory when coupled with [[Supersymmetry]]) is a class of models in [[theoretical physics]] which replace zero-dimensional points (particles) in four-dimensional spacetime with one-dimensional strings in an eleven-dimensional spacetime as the fundamental building block of the universe.  The main goal of string theory is to combine quantum mechanics and general relativity into a single, unified theory.
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Counterexamples to String Theory show that it cannot be a correct method of determining why and how the [[universe]] behaves or came about.
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Counterexamples to String Theory show that it cannot be a correct method of determining why and how the [[universe]] behaves or came about:
    
# String theory has never been successfully used to generate a model of the universe resembling our own, with previously observed particles and forces in place.
 
# String theory has never been successfully used to generate a model of the universe resembling our own, with previously observed particles and forces in place.
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