The holographic principle is a theory in physics suggesting that all the information contained within a volume of space can be represented on the boundary of that space. In essence, our 3D universe might be like a hologram, with the "real" information encoded on a 2D surface at the edges of the universe.
This idea emerged from black hole physics, where the information about objects falling into a black hole seems to be stored on its 2D event horizon. It has since been extended to the universe as a whole, implying that our perception of three dimensions might be a projection of deeper, 2D laws of physics.
We’re not sitting on this one, Uranus has another Moon!
Webb discovered an unknown moon orbiting the planet, expanding its known satellite family to 29.
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Neue Rekordbilder vom größten Sonnenteleskop der Welt - Aufnahmen zeigen bisher feinste Plasmaschleifen der Sonne – die Grundbausteine koronarer Flares - https://t.co/veS12C0dNj https://t.co/lk0V6m1zIQ