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1. Interesting...

Fri Mar 15, 2024, 04:54 AM

Mar 2024

...and maybe I'm missing something, but if "empty space" doesn't exist because it's not really empty, why are we still considering it "empty" space?

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The worst prediction in physics: what energy is in empty space? [View all] Sancho Mar 2024 OP

Interesting... Think. Again. Mar 2024 #1

take a number and have a seat jaxexpat Mar 2024 #2

Lawrence Krauss wrote a whole book about this PJMcK Mar 2024 #3

Academics love to talk PJMcK Mar 2024 #5

I watched it and he showed how you get something from nothing scipan Mar 2024 #6

It's weird, isn't it? PJMcK Mar 2024 #7

But it all adds up to 0! scipan Mar 2024 #8