On the physical implications of Hawking's spacetime foam
Benjamin Schulz

TL;DR
This paper explores Hawking's spacetime foam model, suggesting it predicts a cosmological constant consistent with observations and offers a solution to the problem of time in quantum gravity.
Contribution
It links spacetime foam to the observed cosmological constant and proposes a novel approach to the problem of time in quantum gravity.
Findings
Spacetime foam predicts a cosmological constant of observed magnitude.
The model provides a potential resolution to the problem of time in quantum gravity.
Black hole-like objects fill spacetime due to quantum fluctuations.
Abstract
Hawking's spacetime foam model predicts that due to quantum fluctuations, spacetime is filled with black hole like objects. We argue that Hawking's model implies a cosmological constant of the observed order and that it can also be used to solve the problem of time in quantum gravity.
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