Science is Catching up

One One Seven · 01-27-2009, 05:24 PM

A gravitational wave detector in Hanover, Germany may have inadvertently found evidence supporting previous theories that the universe is essentially an enormous and highly detailed hologram.

The GEO600 was designed to be the world’s most sensitive detector of space-time ripples emanating from black holes and neutron stars, but it may have instead found minute convulsions of space-time that are characteristic of a holographic universe... Read more after the Jump

http://writertotheworld.com/evidence...phic-universe/

01-27-2009, 05:24 PM	#1
One One Seven Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 35	Science is Catching up A gravitational wave detector in Hanover, Germany may have inadvertently found evidence supporting previous theories that the universe is essentially an enormous and highly detailed hologram. The GEO600 was designed to be the world’s most sensitive detector of space-time ripples emanating from black holes and neutron stars, but it may have instead found minute convulsions of space-time that are characteristic of a holographic universe... Read more after the Jump http://writertotheworld.com/evidence...phic-universe/