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04 July 2004

 

Holographic universe 

A theory developped by the physicist David Bohm about the universe is that it's holographic. In a hologram, even the tiniest part of it contains the whole, so if you cut a hologram in two, it results with two time the complete picture. Amazing isn't it.

You'll find further explanations about this theory on the Holographic universe's page.

# posted by Sébastien Bisœil @ 09:18
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