Some scientists even now state that this entire electromagnetic spectrum (of which light is only a tiny part) actually represents only 0.005 percent of all the energy in the universe. Even the “physical universe” that we can detect makes up only 4 percent of it, according to many astronomers.1 Pause to consider the implications of this staggering fact. It’s telling us that all physical existence that we can see—in the form of rocks, trees, animals, humans, planets, stars, entire galaxies, and so on—is only a tiny fraction of what actually exists based on the gravitational effects astronomers
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