Comment Re:Clueless (Score 1) 80
What I gathered is that the configuration is like mirrors facing each other. The observer of the particle configuration is somewhere in the middle of the reflections, which go from an infinitesimal small scale to the infinitely large, in a sort of continuum. The distance of one mirrored reflection from another is successively 22.7 times more (or less) than the distance from the previous reflection, depending which direction is observed.
The number 22.7 is not necessarily a constant, and it depends on the properties of the particles. In the article it is said that the scaling factor decreases according to the particles’ relative masses, for example.