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We view from "above", looking "down" upon the "surface" of the so-called "quantum foam". What some physicists think may be the very "basement" of the entire universe(!). Of course........., what's inside the "foam"?
The blue mass emerging from the foam is a super-dense cluster of "strings" which will radiate out from the depths of the quantum foam, from which it is "birthed", "up" onto higher "levels of complexity", etc., until the process produces, for example, you!
This image is only possible to record by bringing matter and its nearly infinite amount of "space" to as near absolute 0 dgs. Activity is slowed to the point where a "magnetic lens" can focus an "image", from the shock-wave welling out of the foam. The image is "translated" "up" through the almost infinite amount of space between the foam and the magnetic lens. It is expressed by an imprint left upon the cloud-like surface of a gold atom, for only a mere super-small fraction of a nano second. It takes months for the "camera" to record a "blue flash", as it has been named.
Thanks to JPL and NASA for image and description.
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Description
We view from "above", looking "down" upon the "surface" of the so-called "quantum foam". What some physicists think may be the very "basement" of the entire universe(!). Of course........., what's inside the "foam"?
The blue mass emerging from the foam is a super-dense cluster of "strings" which will radiate out from the depths of the quantum foam, from which it is "birthed", "up" onto higher "levels of complexity", etc., until the process produces, for example, you!
This image is only possible to record by bringing matter and its nearly infinite amount of "space" to as near absolute 0 dgs. Activity is slowed to the point where a "magnetic lens" can focus an "image", from the shock-wave welling out of the foam. The image is "translated" "up" through the almost infinite amount of space between the foam and the magnetic lens. It is expressed by an imprint left upon the cloud-like surface of a gold atom, for only a mere super-small fraction of a nano second. It takes months for the "camera" to record a "blue flash", as it has been named.
Thanks to JPL and NASA for image and description.
Made with DeviantArt muro