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vacuum bubble

vacuum bubble noun: a hypothetical phenomenon in which a small region of the universe has reached a more stable vacuum state, also known as a bounce.

Noun

vacuum bubble (plural vacuum bubbles)

  1. (quantum mechanics) A hypothetical phenomenon in which a small region of the universe has reached a more stable vacuum state, also known as a bounce.

Forms of vacuum bubble

pluralvacuum bubbles

Questions about vacuum bubble

What does vacuum bubble mean?
Vacuum bubble means a hypothetical phenomenon in which a small region of the universe has reached a more stable vacuum state, also known as a bounce.
What part of speech is vacuum bubble?
Vacuum bubble is a noun.
What is the plural of vacuum bubble?
The plural of vacuum bubble is vacuum bubbles.

Words near vacuum bubble in the dictionary

  1. vacuum bombs
  2. vacuum bottle
  3. vacuum bottles
  4. vacuum brake
  5. vacuum brakes
  6. vacuum bubble
  7. vacuum bubbles
  8. vacuum catastrophe
  9. vacuum chamber
  10. vacuum cleaner
  11. vacuum cleaners

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