We Now Know What Is "Nothing"

"The concept of 'nothing' has been debated for millennia, by both scientists and philosophers.

"Even if you took an empty container devoid of all matter and cooled it to absolute zero, there is still 'something' in the container.

"That something is called quantum foam, and it represents particles blinking into and out of existence."

Click on the link below for the latest findings regarding what is at the base of reality:

“Nothing” doesn’t exist. Instead, there is “quantum foam”

What Really Is "Nothing?"

If you follow modern physics deeply, you realize that the definition of "nothing" does not have a consensus. Sabine Hossenfelder is one of the best communicators of physics to the layperson of whom I am aware. Her YouTube Channel, "Science, without the gobbledygook", skeptically looks at the claims of physicists. Click on the link below for her understanding of the reality of "nothing:"

What is "Nothing"?

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Another Look At "Nothing"

"Nothing" (pun intended) is more argued about between theists and atheists than the meaning of it. Neil deGrasse Tyson does a good job, with humor, describing "Nothing" from a scientific view in this 14-minute video:

Click on the link below:

Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains Nothing

Nothing Is Something In Physics

"A common way to look at this state is to call it the quantum vacuum. It’s the lowest-energy state of empty space, and yet one of the puzzling things that quantum physics teaches us is that the zero-point energy, or the ground state of the Universe, isn’t actually a state of zero energy. On the contrary, it’s a finite, positive value- - - "

What Is The Physics Of Nothing?

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Religious apologists claim that our universe came from nothing and, thus, requires a God to explain it.  However, physicist Lawrence Krauss, has posited that "nothing" is really "something" in his book, A Universe from Nothing:  Why There is Something Rather Than Nothing.