Welcome to the Olympian Holobeam Array, a cutting-edge physics laboratory located in the outskirts of Chicago. Our main goal at Holobeam is executing a project to prove what is known as the “holographic principle,”an idea that the three-dimensional universe is a sort of holographic reflection of the two-dimensional “surface”reality of the cosmological horizon—that space and matter are merely illusory projections from the boundaries of the universe. Past attempts to find physical evidence for the theory have failed, but our lab uses previously inaccessible technologies.
Operated by a dedicated team of academic researchers with affiliations to prestigious institutions such as MIT and the University of Chicago, Olympian is supported by funding from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Science, as well as a select consortium of donors and venture capital firms, including Olympian Advances, Inc.
Our facility is widely known both nationally and abroad. We execute our research using a variety of state of the art tech, including a proprietary high tech array of electron lasers calibrated to an extremely high level of precision which allows us to measure the movement of our universe.
