The largest spinning structure in the universe

Is this the photo of the human nervous system? No, it's not a photo of the nervous system or neuron, it's the largest spinning object in the universe. The object itself is hundreds of millions of light-years long. The reason why that object is spinning is a mystery, but there might be some kind of gravity effect, that causes the spinning effect. So could this thing be the first sign of wormholes?

The idea is that there is some wire-like gravitational center in the structure, that looks like the cosmic neural network. The material would spin around those gravitational axels and forms the effect, that forms the cosmic "neural structure" But the thing is that this enormous structure is looking like a neuron, and that thing has been caused questions about the forms of the universe and intelligence.

Is the universe intelligent? The intelligent universe doesn't mean that the universe is a hologram. The idea of that kind of hypothesis is coming from quantum computers. There is a small possibility that the quantum computer can form naturally, and that means the universe is no hologram, but it's the formation that can learn things like human brains. So the universe would be spontaneously formed "Boltzmann brain", which can be a non-organic structure, which has consciousness and the ability to solve problems.

Is the universe itself intelligent? This is the question, what has been introduced about this kind of object and super large structures in the universe. Those cosmic neural structures are the chains of the groups of galaxies. And that thing has caused a theorem, that maybe the universe itself is the intelligent and learning organism.

Things like quantum computers and qubit technology have made the need to rethink intelligence and its relationship with carbon-based organisms. Also, a quantum computer can solve problems and think like we are thinking. The calculation capacity of quantum computers is so high, that it can drive even the most complicated artificial intelligence algorithms.

Even the interplanetary nebulas can theoretically turn to quantum computers. The data will send to those nebulas by using radio telescopes. And then the received data can transform into output. This system would be similar to other quantum annealing quantum computers.

 A certain level of radiation or brightness of the object means the certain states of qubits. And that changes in the brightness of the object can be registered from the long distances by using radio or optical telescopes. That thing is the technology of tomorrow. But maybe someday in the future, we can use interplanetary nebulas as quantum computers.

We know that almost all kinds of materials can act as quantum computers. Theoretically, a quantum computer can be only a group of atoms. The size of the electromagnetic field or quantum field of the atoms can adjust by stressing atoms by using electromagnetic stress. But the problem is how to get data out from that kind of system.

Quantum annealing means that even the planetary nebulas or galaxies can turn to act as quantum computers, and if we want to make a copy of human brains by using quantum annealing technology we must just take three groups of atoms, which quantum fields are adjusted by using electromagnetic stress. That electromagnetic stress would turn the atoms into qubits.

Theoretically, electromagnetic stress can be given to the planetary nebula by using radio telescopes. The telescopes would send the radio waves to the interplanetary cloud, and that radiation will adjust those atoms to higher energy levels. Then those atoms would just deliver energy as the radiation. That radiation can be measured by using the same radio telescopes, which send those signals. And then the system will drive that data to a regular computer. The use of the interplanetary nebulas as quantum computers is a fascinating idea, and maybe it is possible someday of tomorrow.

()https://www.edge.org/conversation/ray_kurzweil-the-intelligent-universe

()https://www.space.com/largest-spinning-structures-universe-discovered

()https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boltzmann_brain

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