Known as the holographic principle, the idea is “one of the most exciting developments in theoretical physics in this century so far,” he says. Since 2016, Headrick has served as deputy director of ...

Associate professor of physics Brian Swingle and his collaborator, Mark Van Raamsdonk, a University of British Columbia physicist, have devised a possible explanation that is just as mind-blowing as ...

The study builds on the holographic principle, which suggests that the fundamental theories of particle physics and gravity are mathematically equivalent, despite being formulated in different ...

This idea is called ‘The Holographic Principle’ and is science’s best ... and the laws of physics as we know them break down. It is thought to be an infinitely small, dense point.