Atul Thakur MD MEd

One of the central aspects of the unified physics is that space is not empty; it is substantive and absolutely saturated with mass-energy, just as quantum field theory suggests it should be (predicting an infinite energy density vacuum expectation value in the non-renormalized regime). Interestingly, although this is a central aspect of physics and quantum theory, many scientists still seem to consider space as empty. The key to overcoming this misunderstanding is to stop describing the vacuum as ‘nothing’—as the term itself implies, nothing does not exist; a true vacuum exists only in the imagination of scientists. When it is understood that space is substantive and full of fluctuating, interacting energy, it does not seem confounding that particles are generated from it, that it is the source of mass, forces, and fields, and even further that we can utilize natural processes to access this limitless energy for technological applications.