does vacuum consumed energy of a particle?
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no vacuum does not consume energy of a particle
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virtual particles are themselves borrowed energy via the energy time uncertainty relation the more energy you borrow the sooner you have to re deposit it in the energy Bank before you get busted from embezzlement
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Yes, but not for long!
Virtual particles are themselves borrowed energy, via the energy-time uncertainty relation; the more energy you borrow, the sooner you have to redeposit it in the “energy bank” before you get busted for embezzlement.
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