>"nature abhors a vacuum" >universe is 99% vacuum

really mkase you think

>>9106034
What is in the vacuum of space? No the answer is not "nothing".

There's no vacuum actually, but Aristotle had nothing to do in proving that.

>>9106042
Are you imply space is not a vacuum?

>>9106047
implying the vacuum energy isn't real

>>9106053
implying vacuum energy is significant.

>>9106058
Implying significance isn't subjective.

>>9106034
Nature would likely be defined as outdoors here on earth, not the universe at large.

>>9106075
>10^-9 J per m^3

>ever considered significant

>>9106042
>less than one atom per cubic megameter
go fuck yourself.

>>9106078
>It's little so it doesn't count
Vacumm by definition cannot contain anything.

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>>9106042

The vacuum itself has a pressure and it can probably used to perform work.

>>9106047
space has no properties.

>>9106034
>What is pressure differential
>What is gravitational field
Learn concepts not laws.

>>9106034
>nature is self-loathing

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>>9106034

>>9106034
go back to /lit/

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>>9106850
>tfw vacuum dysphoria

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>>9107068
>sense of emptiness
>one way or another going suicidal
the universe is a fag

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>lose the mental conception of space as a fundamentally different space than the Earth's surface
>the universe is immediately horrifyingly large and our position on this planet disturbingly fragile

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>>9107151
>listen to Carl Sagan's pale blue dot after this post
>crippling depression

>what are quantum field fluctuations
Basically this thread.

>>9106104
Still has matter so not a vacuum.

>>9106104
It's estimated to be 1 atom per cubic meter on average in interstellar space, not one megameter.

>>9107302
Basically yeah