Is it possible that we’ve discovered the relationship between UAPs and consciousness? (science video).
Recent experimental findings raise questions about our knowledge of physics and the nature of reality. Could awareness, posits Chris Lehto, be a foundational layer of reality and the universe?
Recent experimental findings in physics have challenged our understanding of reality. One area of research that has garnered particular attention is the study of quantum mechanics, which has revealed phenomena that seem to defy our classical understanding of the world.
One of the most famous examples is the double-slit experiment, in which subatomic particles such as electrons can exhibit wave-like behavior when observed. However, when the particles are not being observed, they behave as if they are particles. This raises whether the act of observation itself is causing the particles to change their behavior, and thus whether the observer plays a fundamental role in the nature of reality.
Another area of research that has called into question our understanding of reality is the study of entanglement, in which two particles can become linked in such a way that the state of one particle can instantaneously affect the state of the other, even when they are separated by large distances. This defies our classical understanding of causality and has led some physicists to suggest that there may be a deeper level of reality that is not bound by the laws of space and time.
The findings in quantum mechanics have opened up a new area of study and experimental findings and theoretical concepts which lead to thinking on the possibility that consciousness and awareness may be a foundational layer of reality, and that the act of observation may be a key ingredient to the quantum nature of the universe.
Some theories suggest the universe is a consciousness hologram, meaning that the fundamental structure of the universe is information and that consciousness and awareness arise from this structure. Theoretical physicists and researchers are actively exploring this and other theories and are trying to test them through experiments.
It’s important to note that these theories and findings still need further research and experimental proof to back them up, and even though they might be intriguing, it’s still too early to be sure about their accuracy.
These experimental findings raise many questions about our current understanding of physics and the nature of reality, and they suggest that there may be much more to discover about the world around us. And that’s always a thrilling thought, to think that there’s still so much to be uncovered, understood and explored.
