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The Casimir effect describes a tiny, measurable force of attraction between two perfectly smooth, parallel, and uncharged metal plates when they are placed extraordinarily close together—typically within a few hundred nanometers.
In standard physics, the Casimir force is a manifestation of the quantum vacuum.
But in Material Superphysics, it is from the force of space particles, as micro cohesion gravity, the same that causes van der Waals force and surface tension.
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