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universe. We note here the two most important defining properties of the vacuum in this regard (Puthoff et al., 2002): Within the context of quantum field theory the vacuum is the seat of all energetic particle and field fluctuations. Within the context of general relativity theory the vacuum is the seat of a spacetime structure (or metric) that encodes the distribution of matter and energy. We begin our look into this concept by examining the propagation of light through space. We know from quantum field theory that light propagating through space interacts with the vacuum quantum fields (a.k.a. vacuum quantum field fluctuations). The observable properties of light, including the speed of light, are determined by these interactions. Vacuum quantum interactions with light lead to an effect on the speed of light that is due to the absorption of photons (by the vacuum) to form virtual electronpositron pairs followed by the quick re-emission (from the vacuum) of the photon (see Figure 4). The virtual particle pairs are very short lived because of the large mismatch between the energy of a photon and the rest mass-energy of the particle pair. A key point is that this process makes a contribution to the observed vacuum permittivity ε 0 (and permeability µ 0 ) constant and, therefore, to the speed of light c [c = (ε 0 µ 0 ) −1/2 ]. Approved for public release; distribution unlimited. 12
Figure 4. A Schematic of Vacuum Quantum Field Fluctuations (a.k.a. Vacuum Zero Point Field Fluctuations) Involved in the “Light-by-Light” Scattering Process That Affects the Speed of Light (from Chown, 1990) Approved for public release; distribution unlimited. 13
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