A scientist's theory suggests we might be living in a simulated universe, akin to the 1999 science-fiction film The Matrix.

Dr. Melvin Vopson, an associate professor in physics at the University of Portsmouth in the UK, believes that gravity is a ...

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In a striking new theory that could reshape how we understand the universe, a physicist has proposed that gravity may not be a fundamental force, but rather a by-product of computational ...

Physicist Melvin Vopson proposes gravity might emerge from cosmic information processing, hinting the universe runs on a ...

"This is another example of data compression and computational optimization ... computational process that has the role to ...

Dr. Vopson’s hypothesis hinges on the idea that gravity is more than just the force pulling objects toward Earth’s core or ...

Instead of seeing gravity as a pulling force alone, Dr Vopson proposes it may be a result of how data is stored in the cosmos ...

Could gravity be the key clue that proves we're living in a computer-generated simulation? Professor Melvin Vopson from the University of Portsmouth suggests that gravity might be evidence of this ...

The pro-vice-chancellor for research at the University of Cambridge, Prof Sir John Aston, has spoken of the success of the EU ...

He proposes that the universe's tendency to pull objects with mass towards the Earth's core is analogous to how computers ...