Holographic universe

Cover artwork for issue 103 of All About Space magazine.

It's not as crazy as it sounds: More than 10,000 scientific papers have been published in support of the hypothesis.

Ernst Mach, the Austrian physicist-philosopher of the late 19th century, famously denied the reality of atoms. “Have you ever seen one?” he mockingly asked of atom advocates. Today many scientists speak with similar derision about the idea that the visible universe is not alone, but rather is only one of many universes—a single bubble in a froth of cosmic carbonation known as the multiverse. You can’t see these other universes, so the idea is not testable, multiverse opponents allege…

We may not require as many dimensions as we think to describe our universe, which could be a hologram, says an international team of scientists.

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In science stranger than fiction news, while the rest of us struggle with questions like: is it ethical to train in mind control in order to secure a raise? (What? Not you?) A group of theoretical physicists decided to answer the problems of their reality by deciding that we’re living in a hologram. And yes the genesis of the idea stems from trying to resolve theoretical problems raised by black holes. https://www.vox.com/2015/6/29/8847863/holographic-principle-universe-theory-physics