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pabloxd43
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Well this is a doubt that comes from some time ago and I haven't found the answer on the net. Quantum fluctuations in quantum vacuum create particle-antiparticle pairs for very short periods of time satisfying ΔEΔt≥[itex]\frac{\hslash}{2}[/itex] It is very well known that when a pair particle-antiparticle come together annihilate and emite two photons. What happens exactly in quantum foam, why does't this happen. Do they disappear too fast for even annihilating?
By the way sorry for my english I'm from Spain :D
By the way sorry for my english I'm from Spain :D