Data From Experiment Indicates Universe Is Not A Hologram
- 8 years ago
In the first test of one theory that could possibly explain the holographic principle, the Fermilab’s Holomoter returned a negative result.
One theory of the holographic principle has been ruled out following an experiment at the U.S. Department of Energy's Fermilab in Illinois.
The precise theory being tested was Craig Hogan's notion that we live in a pixelated universe.
After a year of gathering data using the Fermilab's Holometer, that notion was deemed statistically unlikely.
According to a write-up, "This means the Holometer did not detect the amount of correlated holographic noise – quantum jitter – that this particul
One theory of the holographic principle has been ruled out following an experiment at the U.S. Department of Energy's Fermilab in Illinois.
The precise theory being tested was Craig Hogan's notion that we live in a pixelated universe.
After a year of gathering data using the Fermilab's Holometer, that notion was deemed statistically unlikely.
According to a write-up, "This means the Holometer did not detect the amount of correlated holographic noise – quantum jitter – that this particul