Interesting . . . and suddenly I have my own picture, or rather maybe one proper picture of it:
A stargate, a wormhole, across and between universe distances will have nothing in it but the internally energized and powered, and force fielded) traveler entering and at virtually the same time exiting elsewhere who might can deal with the physic of absolute nothingness (therefore, absolute everythingness and the navigation of everywhere and everything -- nowhere and nothing -- to some chosen somewhere and something possibly contained within the boundaries of nowhere and nothing (contained within the boundaries of everywhere and everything))!
To put it a little bit differently, the horizons of nowhere and nothing are in fact everywhere in everything. The possibilities are endless! And, immodestly as usual, I've been there, done that, in my picturing and modeling.
Does Nothingness Exist? | Quanta Magazine
Even empty space bubbles with energy, according to quantum mechanics — and that fact affects almost every facet of physical reality. The theoretical physicist Isabel Garcia Garcia explains to Steven Strogatz why it’s so important in modern physics to understand what a true vacuum is.
www.quantamagazine.org
A stargate, a wormhole, across and between universe distances will have nothing in it but the internally energized and powered, and force fielded) traveler entering and at virtually the same time exiting elsewhere who might can deal with the physic of absolute nothingness (therefore, absolute everythingness and the navigation of everywhere and everything -- nowhere and nothing -- to some chosen somewhere and something possibly contained within the boundaries of nowhere and nothing (contained within the boundaries of everywhere and everything))!
To put it a little bit differently, the horizons of nowhere and nothing are in fact everywhere in everything. The possibilities are endless! And, immodestly as usual, I've been there, done that, in my picturing and modeling.
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