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In the aether model, zero-point energy (ZPE) can be explained as the energy that remains present in the system, even when it is at its lowest possible energy state. Rather than being a purely quantum mechanical effect, as it is typically viewed in modern physics, zero-point energy in the aether model arises from the dynamic behavior of the aether lattice and its inherent fluctuations. | In the aether model, zero-point energy (ZPE) can be explained as the energy that remains present in the system, even when it is at its lowest possible energy state. Rather than being a purely quantum mechanical effect, as it is typically viewed in modern physics, zero-point energy in the aether model arises from the dynamic behavior of the aether lattice and its inherent fluctuations. | ||
