"See this 2012 article from Hajdukovic from CERN, who envisions the Quantum Vacuum as a fluid." I know that aether is a four letter word around here, but: Maybe what's needed is the idea of a quantum foam propellor?Īlso, my intuition is that Figure 7 in the Bush paper begins to resemble Conway's game of Life, with the artifacts being named along the lines of Conway's artifacts, and that this may be a good analog for theoretical analysis in figuring out different ensembles of double quantization for walkers in a central force field. This thinking suggests, to me, that standing "waves" can take place at many scales that the movement of the walkers can be controlled that electromagnetic waves are the force involved and finally that one might be able to push against the quantum foam, what might be called "swimming". As I like to put it, it may be turtles all the way down. If the Quantum Vacuum is not immutable and indestructible, then it may be the case, as I have long intuited, that there is a zero-energy level much smaller than science has assumed so far. "Sonny White formulated a compressible quantum vacuum conjecture that requires us to live in a portion of the universe that is immersed in a false vacuum that apparently has a ground or zero-energy level much smaller than science first assumed." "Can you point out people in academia that also think that it may be possible that the Quantum Vacuum is not immutable and indestructible.?" "Another reason is that the Quantum Vacuum is assumed to be the lowest possible (time-averaged) energy that a quantum physical system may have, and therefore it should not be possible to extract momentum or energy from the Quantum Vacuum." mass, charge or spin), regardless of when or where the particle was created, whether now or in the early universe, through astrophysical processes or in a laboratory. The mainstream physics community assumes the Quantum Vacuum is indestructible and immutable because of the experimental observation that a fundamental particle like an electron (or a positron) has the same properties (e.g. White’s simulations do not assume that the Quantum Vacuum is indestructible and immutable.
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