Five Reasons Why Our Universe Might Actually be a Virtual Reality
For the first time in history, a theory of what doesn't exist is successfully predicting what does.
For the first time in history, a theory of what doesn't exist is successfully predicting what does.
Nothing travels faster than light in a vacuum, obviously. And while scientists knew that quantum particles interact with one another at a slower speed, they had trouble measuring the speed at which that happens. Until now, that is.
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