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I'll make a guess that matter is like bubbles in spacetime. For some reason the bubbles remain stable and due to cleverness of equations governing spacetime, it
by akomtu 5y ago
I'll make a guess that matter is like bubbles in spacetime. For some reason the bubbles remain stable and due to cleverness of equations governing spacetime, it allows to form stable complex structures around those bubbles. This is even a verifyable hypothesis: check what happens with GR equations in topologies with tiny spherical holes.
- drran 5y agoBubbles + thermal noise. Noise causes vibration, vibration makes bubbles stable. Vibration also causes bubbles to stick together due to Casimir effect.
- LegitShady 5y agoI guess the question is what is spacetime made of, which is the big problem in physics right now. Whether it's loop quantum gravity, string theory, or one of the many other theories that exist, the question of what is spacetime is what people are trying to solve to figure out quantum gravity. What is spacetime made of? Nobody knows yet.