Dark flow, mysterious force

Scientists at the Goddard Space Flight Center (at NASA), led by Alexander Kashlinsky, found something immeasurably massive just beyond the borders of our observable universe (we can only see 4% of the Universe, the rest is for us, dark energy).

We cannot see what this massive force is, but we know it is there, because that "thing" is pulling parts of the universe into itself.

In the diagram of the sky that NASA made, the colored areas are being sucked into something so far away that we can't see and so powerful that we don't understand. Scientists called this dark flow force, it seemed the most appropriate name.

So, what is this dark flow?

It is an astronomical phenomenon that may indicate the existence of parallel universes. Alexander Kashlinsky, a NASA astrophysicist, observed that a group of galaxies is moving between the constellations of Sagittarius and Hydra. According to him, the Universe has an expansion limit, which is 45 billion light years from Earth, and that border may be an interface with another universe.

Source: NASA.

Could this be the evidence that the Universe is a holographic projection?

The theory of the Universe as a hologram was proposed by physicist Juan Maldacena, in 1997, and was recently confirmed by mathematical models developed by Japanese researchers.

With the title «Simulations back up theory that Universe is a Hologram», the article in the "Nature" magazine reveals that now the holographic model may be correct.

Juan Maldacena suggested that the universe exists in nine dimensions of space and one of time. According to the theory, the gravity of the universe derives from thin vibrating strings, which would be sequences of the hologram of events that occur in a simple and flat universe.

The holographic principle states that, as on a credit card security chip, there is a two-dimensional surface that contains all the information necessary to describe a three-dimensional object, in this case it would be our universe as an example.

The principle states that data that contains a description of a volume of space, such as a man or a comet, can be contained in a flattened region, which would be the "real" version of the universe.

This "real" universe stores objects as "memory" or a fragment of data, instead of a physical object of existence. In other words, everything we see around us is a mere projection.

Sílvio Guerrinha


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