HOLE IN THE UNIVERSE, THE: HOW SCIENTISTS PEERED OVER THE EDGE OF EMPTINESS AND FOUND EVERYTHING

Most of science journalist K.C. Cole's journey into nothing is about physical nothing. "In the quantum realm, even nothing never sleeps. Nothing is always up to something. Even when there is absolutely nothing going on, and nothing there to do it." The nothingness of the vacuum is the background to space and time. Cole shows how physicists' ideas about time, space, and reality flow out of their ideas about nothing, whether vacuum or ether.