Physicist Says Gazpacho Album Could Collapse The Universe: Gazpacho News
. 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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