Dr. Leonard Susskind says yes. From the video class he presented, he was assuming that the universe will expand forever at an ever increasing speed. At a certain point in time, the edge of the universe will eventually reach the speed of light. At that point, that part of the universe becomes separated from us. So, at the edge of the universe, there remains a thin film of the part that is still in our universe. Hence, Susskind concludes that the universe is a hologram based on the thin film at the edge of the universe.
At the edge of the universe, based on the principle of relativity, everything stops because they're almost at the speed of light. So, everything can be compared to a photograph taken at a cut in time. IMO, this point would be similar to a scene in a dream. The scenes in our dream really don't move. They are like photographs frozen in time. We're assuming that they're moving because we assume they're moving like the scenes we see in the ordinary waking consciousness. Is The Universe A Hologram? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNgIl-qIklU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNgIl-qIklU Is The Universe A Hologram? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNgIl-qIklU According to Leonard Susskind ("Bad Boy of Physics"), our reality is much stranger than it appears to be and life, the universe, EVERYTHING, might just be... View on www.youtube.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNgIl-qIklU Preview by Yahoo
