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Naty1
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How is this for a perhaps unconventional, but I think accurate, description of the 'empty' vacuum:
Without the vacuum we would be nothing...it contributes to everything around us, our very existence:The 'empty' vacuum has:
...spacetime, from which curvature arises and gives us gravity essential for the formation of galaxies, stars and planets....The Higgs field, from which all mass is believed to arise, ...negative gravity; that is negative pressure, also called the cosmological constant, which is responsble for our expanding universe. Otherwise the universe would be unstable and collapse upon itself to 'nothing'.
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Without the vacuum we would be nothing...it contributes to everything around us, our very existence:The 'empty' vacuum has:
...spacetime, from which curvature arises and gives us gravity essential for the formation of galaxies, stars and planets....The Higgs field, from which all mass is believed to arise, ...negative gravity; that is negative pressure, also called the cosmological constant, which is responsble for our expanding universe. Otherwise the universe would be unstable and collapse upon itself to 'nothing'.
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