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Physics says “nothing” is NEVER truly empty.
Empty space behaves like a restless ocean — tiny ripples of energy constantly appear and disappear.
This is the QUANTUM VACUUM.
Sometimes one fluctuation becomes stable and rapidly expands into an entire universe.
Or time itself may have no beginning at all.

Source (research papers):
Quantum creation of the universe (Vilenkin tunneling proposal):
https://arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/9403010
Hartle–Hawking no-boundary wave function:
https://arxiv.org/abs/2202.07020 (original: Phys. Rev. D 28, 2960, 1983)
Quantum vacuum fluctuations (review context):
https://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0503158

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00:01The universe may have come from absolutely nothing, but physics says nothing is never truly empty.
00:10Imagine empty space like a restless ocean.
00:13Even without wind, tiny ripples still appear.
00:17Quantum space behaves exactly like that ocean.
00:20Energy pops in, then disappears instantly.
00:23This is called the quantum vacuum.
00:25Sometimes, a fluctuation becomes stable instead of vanishing, like a ripple freezing into a permanent wave.
00:32That state can rapidly expand into a universe.
00:36Another idea removes the beginning entirely.
00:39Time behaves like a smooth dimension, without edges.
00:42There is no first moment, only continuous geometry.
00:45But all models assume physics laws already exist.
00:49So, where did the laws of physics come from, before everything?
00:53Or, what if the universe never began?
00:56Next video explains.
00:57What do not need to know the buildings?
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