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Sounds in Space, vibration of virtual particlesSounds in Space, vibration of virtual particles

This question is a continuation of this previous question. My question is given two plates located in space is it possible to transmit acoustic vibrations from one plate to the other plate using the changes inherit in dynamic positions and the Casimir effect?

Sounds in Space, vibration of virtual particles

This question is a continuation of this previous question. My question is given two plates located in space is it possible to transmit acoustic vibrations from one plate to the other plate using the changes inherit in dynamic positions and the Casimir effect?

Sounds in Space, vibration of virtual particles

This question is a continuation of this previous question. My question is given two plates located in space is it possible to transmit acoustic vibrations from one plate to the other plate using the changes inherit in dynamic positions and the Casimir effect?

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Sounds in space, a follow up; the Casimir effect

Sounds in Space, vibration of virtual particles

This question is a continuation of this previous question. My question is given two plates located in space is it possible to transmit acoustic vibrations from one plate to the other plate using the changes inherit in dynamic positions and the Casimir effect?