Even In A Quantum Universe, Space And Time Might Be Continuous, Not Discrete

When you hear 'quantum,' you probably think of splitting everything into discrete, indivisible chunks. That's not necessarily right.

Even In A Quantum Universe, Space And Time Might Be Continuous, Not Discrete

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Even In A Quantum Universe, Space And Time Might Be Continuous

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Even In A Quantum Universe, Space And Time Might Be Continuous

Even In A Quantum Universe, Space And Time Might Be Continuous

Even In A Quantum Universe, Space And Time Might Be Continuous, Not Discrete

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