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Gravitons in a vacuum
I'm new so please be nice if I don't know too much about anything.
I was kind of curious about the idea of gravitons in a vacuum. (using string theory, or even superstring theory.) if space is a near-...
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Could gravitational waves have their origin in collision of true and false vacuum?
Could the gravitational waves the consequence of the collision between a true vacuum bubble and a false vacuum bubble, at the beginning of the universe?
(as they try to explain there:
https://www....
