Physicist Says Gazpacho Album Could Collapse The Universe
. A piece of code at the end of the album forces CD players to create a noise via its error correction routine. And if the mathematical value of the sound happens to correspond to the mass of the universe, it could prevent black holes from collapsing - meaning they'd eventually consume the universe. Washington tells the Star: "The random signal contains enough bits of information to express a measurement of the total number of fundamental particles present in the universe. "If the noise actually contained such a measurement, and that measurement was performed rapidly enough, the universe's total particle count could be fixed under the Quantum Zeno effect." Read more here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. |
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