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Speedy quantum bubbles mimic the early universe ⚡ экспресс

Original: "Resonant false vacuum decay in two dimensions on a 4000-qubit quantum annealer"
arXiv:2606.25889 · 2026-06-24 · CC BY 4.0 · ⏱ 1 мин · Quantum Physics HEP Theory
A chip with 4000 tiny magnets reenacts how a runaway bubble of space could stretch the early cosmos.
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Like a single popcorn kernel triggering an instant chain reaction, a quantum bubble of ‘true vacuum’ can race across a chip at incredible speed. This shows that the early universe might have expanded not by random sparkles, but by runaway growth — a find that could also change how we study new materials.

🎯 The physicist [scientist:Stephen Hawking] once explored how a false vacuum decay could spawn a whole new baby universe inside a black hole.

🎬 Science fiction envisions a stray bubble of true vacuum as reality's off switch, instantly erasing everything — a terrifying notion from 'The Three-Body Problem'.

Учёные
Ludwig BoltzmannJacob BekensteinStephen HawkingAlan GuthAndrei LindeGeorges Lemaître
Теги
большой взрыв расширение вселенной искривление пространства-времени энтропия
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второй закон термодинамикиэнтропия Бекенштейна–Хокингауравнения фридманазакон хабблауравнения Эйнштейназакон излучения Планка
Оригинал: arXiv:2606.25889 · CC BY 4.0 · bridge42worlds