Void physics

Void physics explores the properties and behaviours of the "void" - the interstitial space within and beyond conventional n-space fields. The moniker is indeed an inaccurate one as the void is a complex environment teeming with quantum vacuum fluctuations and non-linear fields.

Central to void physics is the concept of "quantum vacuum fluctuations", which describe the temporary appearance and disappearance of virtual particles in seemingly empty space. These fluctuations contribute to what is often termed as "vacuum energy", a fundamental aspect of the void that can influence the properties of spacetime and even contribute to phenomena like dark energy.