The universe is just an illusion?

The theory of three-dimensional cosmos suggests that all we see, including ourselves, is just an illusion. This is still controversial in the scientific world.

A group of scientists from England, Canada and Italy has provided evidence that v cylinders are in fact a complex three-dimensional virtual image . This group of cosmological and theoretical physicists studied cosmic background radiation (the things that remained after the Big Bang explosion) and found evidence to support the stereoscopic cosmic hypothesis, in a way explain the expansion of the current universe.

Below is an illustration of the expansion of the universe according to stereoscopic cosmological theory . The left side is blurred, indicating that at the beginning, time and space have not been established. At the end of the projection is the actual universe with definite spacetime structures that we see today, which can be described as the relationship between energy and matter by Einstein's equation.

The blue disk part is radiating the cosmic background about 375,000 years ago. The information obtained from this radiation shows that they are closely related to the current cosmological structure.

Illustration of the expansion of the universe according to stereoscopic cosmological theory.(Photo: Paul McFadden).

Stereoscopic universe theory

The cubical universe was an idea that dates back to the 1990s. Specifically, all of the information that constitutes a three-dimensional universe, including time, is actually derived from an entity 2 pm. In other words, all we see is an illusion.

'Imagine everything that you see, feel and hear in three-dimensional space (including your concept of time) is actually born from a two-dimensional flat field. It's like when you tilt the ATM card back and forth to see 3-dimensional images imprinted, 'explains Professor Kostas Skenderis of the University of Southampton's Mathematical Sciences.

Stereoscopic cosmic theory is like hologram on smartphones: 2D images displayed on the phone screen can turn into 3D if a suitable prism is placed on it.(Photo: YT).

Similar to watching 3D movies on 2D phone screens, radiating the universe is like the remnants of light from the phone screen going through the 3D lens to our eyes. We can see 3D images with depth, while in fact they only come from a 2D plane that is a screen. The difference between 3D movies and the universe, is that they can be touched with their senses.

There is no difference between a real object and a 3D projection if somehow, people can influence the brain and make you touch the "projected images", because of the feeling of our feelings. Just the signals sent to the brain.

At that time, it is difficult to point out where the 'real' thing is and what is 'virtual'. This leads to a rather complex question: Are the things we are feeling in this universe 'real' or just a result of us touching projected images from somewhere? The fact that we exist in that 2-dimensional space or in this 3D universe?

This is like a virtual character appearing as a 3D projection, and wondering if he exists in 3D space or in the 2-dimensional plane of the phone.

Secrets of space and time

String theory and growing understanding of quantum physics have led to the conclusion that the information we have about structures smaller than the wavelength of light and their behavior is not enough. so we can understand it all.

Simply put, if we originate from a 2-dimensional plane, studying the three-dimensional information that we obtain from devices or senses is not enough to describe many phenomena or Solving paradoxes from equations.

But if you think that their information has a starting point from a 2-dimensional space, the problem will be easier to solve. We only need to have evidence to suggest that the theory is right or at least 'applicable' to explain our world.

The study of cosmic background radiation has provided such evidence.

Thanks to the modern telescopes and the power of many computational models, researchers have discovered that the simplest quantum physics theories can explain almost all the observed phenomena at ancient cosmic background radiation (but does not explain the large-scale phenomena in the universe, but Einstein's need).

So it is clear that ancient times are related and quantum physics is based on 2-dimensional space.

Is our universe just a 3-dimensional projection?(Photo: Internapcdn).

'The stereo universe is a great step in the human awareness of the structures and formation of the universe. Einstein's theory of relativity explains almost everything on a large scale of the current universe, but is ineffective when applied to quantum physics. "

"Scientists have been working for decades to combine Einstein's theory of relativity and quantum theory. Some believe that the idea of ​​the cubic universe has the potential to do so. I hope the research Our rescue can take us one step further in that, ' Professor Skenderis said.

When discovering Newton's law, humans created all kinds of machines. When discovering Einstein's theory of relativity, humans created their own sun on Earth with fission and fusion reactions. With modern quantum physics, we have supercomputers, spacecraft and nanotechnology.

With a three-dimensional cosmic theory, it is possible that humans can use it to find new things in the future - if it is proven right. For now, this theory is still controversial.