Is There Absolute Proof of the Casimir Effect and Inflation Theories?

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The discussion centers on the existence of absolute proof for the Casimir Effect and inflation theories, questioning their validity. Participants seek clarification on concepts like 'quantum fluctuations' and whether they occur in the vacuum of outer space. There is a debate about the nature of space, particularly the distinction between 'pure vacuum' and the space-time continuum. The conversation invites further information to enhance understanding of these complex topics. Overall, the thread highlights a desire for deeper insights into fundamental physics concepts.
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Hello. Is there absolute testifiable proof that these theories are true or correct?

Can someone for example tell me what a 'quantum fluctuation' is? Is this what can happen
in the 'pure' vacuum of outer-space? Does it also not make sense at all to think of the concept of space as a 'pure vacumn'? How is space different that we happen to live in and the "space-time" continuum.

Thanks for any and all responses
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