Quantum Simulation Shows How Reality Could Collapse Like a House of Cards

Quantum Simulation Shows How Reality Could Collapse Like a House of Cards

Physicists have pulled off a cosmic simulation that cracks open one of the universe’s most mind-bending mysteries: are we living in a fragile, temporary state of existence poised to collapse into a more stable reality? Using a powerful quantum machine, they watched bubbles representing universal transformation flicker into life, offering a front-row seat to a [...]

Gravity is a clue that we live in a simulation, according to this physicist

A physicist claims that gravity is not a force holding life together, but that it is actually a clue that we live in a simulation.

Physicist Says He's Identified a Clue That We're Living in a Computer Simulation

What if gravity were informed by the way matter was arranged in the universe — and a sign that we were living in a reality composed by a giant computer? In a new paper published in the journal AIP Advances, University of Portsmouth physicist Melvin Vopson offered a new interpretation of gravity, arguing that it could be the result of the universe trying to make itself less cluttered, thereby behaving much like a computer algorithm. "This is anot…

The universe: an unstable balance? Through space, galaxies generate new stars, black holes swallow matter, while two cosmic puzzles - black matter and black energy - shape the structure of the universe. Despite all this tumult, the cormos appears remarkably stable. This stability allows scientists to study the world using reliable physical laws. In quantum physics, this stability is based on a key concept: the state of vacuum. It is not an absol…

For a long time, scientists have been looking for a unique theory that connects all the forces of nature. A new geometrical path revives this idea. Einstein already wanted to unify the...

Gravity as Geometric Filtration: A Unified Framework for Cosmological and Quantum Phenomena

This paper proposes a novel theoretical framework in which gravity is not a fundamental interaction but an emergent phenomenon resulting from the partial filtration of a universal multiversal force, denoted Fm, through a discrete network of microscopic apertures called Djamilars. These structures...