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Selnex
There is a book called THE HOLOGRAPHIC UNIVERSE which suggests that empty space does not exist. If this were true could there be motion in the univeres?
shifted compared to what?Originally posted by Sensei
Yes. As long as everything else in the universe shifted along with your movement no matter how subtle.
The holographic universe theory is a concept that suggests the entire universe can be seen as a hologram, where information about the 3D universe is encoded on a 2D surface. This means that our perception of 3D space is actually an illusion, and the universe is fundamentally a projection of information.
The holographic universe theory suggests that motion in the universe is a result of the information encoded on the 2D surface. This means that everything we perceive as moving in 3D space is actually just a projection of this information, and there is no actual empty space for objects to move through.
One piece of evidence supporting the holographic universe theory is the holographic principle, which states that the maximum amount of information that can be contained in a given space is proportional to the surface area of that space. This principle has been supported by various scientific studies and observations, including black hole thermodynamics and the cosmic microwave background radiation.
Yes, the holographic universe theory suggests that gravity is not a fundamental force, but rather a result of the information encoded on the 2D surface. This means that gravity may be better understood as a geometric property of space rather than a force between massive objects.
The absence of empty space, as suggested by the holographic universe theory, challenges our traditional understanding of space and matter. It also raises questions about the concept of infinity and the nature of reality. This theory has the potential to revolutionize our understanding of the universe and lead to new discoveries and advancements in science.