Hello Frank Znidarsic,
An excerpt from:
http://www.physorg.com/news/2010-10-holometer-universe-hologram.html
This idea of the holographic universe
<http://www.physorg.com/tags/universe/> is not new, but physicists
at Fermilab are now designing an experiment to test the idea.
Fermilab particle astrophysicist Craig Hogan and others are building
a holographic interferometer
<http://www.physorg.com/tags/interferometer/>, or "holometer," in an
attempt to detect the noise inherent in spacetime, which would
reveal the *ultimate maximum frequency limit imposed by nature*.
...
After taking these precautions, any detected high-frequency noise
could be the jitter of spacetime itself, or "holographic noise."
*The noise is expected to have a frequency of a million cycles per
second*, which is a thousand times higher than what the human ear
can hear, noted Fermilab experimental physicist Aaron Chou. If the
experiment does find this holographic noise, it would be the first
glimpse beyond our three-dimensional illusion and into the
universe's true two-dimensional nature at the Planck scale.
article
<http://www.physorg.com/news/2010-10-holometer-universe-hologram.html>
Though Craig Hogan says 'frequency' of one million cycles, could he be
lightly referring to the Znidarsic 1,094,000 meter-second?
-DonEMitchell
