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by Karen Shea | Jan 15, 2009 | Space Science | 1 comment
Here is an Interesting Physics article from New Scientist. I am posting it here for two reasons. First it discusses problems they are having with Gravity wave Physics. Gravity Wave Physics is one area of science which could greatly benefit from access to the lunar environment. Second it quotes my Father, Dr. John Cramer of the University of Washington on Page three.
But even if it isn’t directly space related, the idea that that we basically live in a holographic projection is fascinating.
Yeah, I noticed that article yesterday morning – it could be nothing, or it could be one of the most profound discoveries of modern times. Definitely something to follow up on when they get more of a handle on what’s going on.