The Theory of Physical Vacuum by G. and . Shipova, written under the editorship and with a foreword by the famous physicist Rubakov V. A. It is a fascinating and in-depth study of one of the most mysterious and little-studied areas of physics. This work will be a real find for anyone interested in modern scientific concepts, especially in the field of theoretical physics and cosmology. In his book, Shipov offers readers a unique perspective on the nature of vacuum, which is traditionally perceived as empty space. However, the author argues that the vacuum is nothing, but, on the contrary, is a complex and dynamic structure full of energy and information. He sees vacuum as an active component of the universe, capable of influencing matter and even processes occurring at the quantum level. This discovery could radically change our understanding of physical laws and the nature of reality itself. The book will be of interest not only to professional physicists and students studying physics, but also to a wide audience, including science lovers and those who want to deepen their knowledge of the fundamental issues of being. Rubakov, as an editor, adds his experience and knowledge, making the material accessible and understandable to readers with different levels of training. This is an ideal reading for those who seek to understand how the world works at the deepest level, and for those who want to be aware of the latest scientific discoveries. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues, from philosophical reflections on the nature of space and time to practical applications of vacuum theory in modern technologies. Shipov is not afraid to ask difficult questions and offer non-standard solutions, which makes his work especially valuable in the context of modern scientific debates. Readers will be able to learn about the possibilities of using a vacuum in energy, medicine and even in space research. The author's style is clear and logical, which allows even complex concepts to be explained in accessible language. Shipov uses many examples and analogies to make the material more understandable. His previous works, such as Quantum Mechanics and Vacuum Physics, have already gained recognition in the scientific community, and The Theory of Physical Vacuum continues this tradition by offering new ideas and approaches. For readers interested in topics such as quantum physics, the theory of relativity and the philosophy of science, this book will be a real discovery. It will not only expand the horizons of knowledge, but also inspire further research and reflection on the place of man in the universe. If you are looking for literature that not only informs, but also provokes for thought, The Theory of Physical Vacuum and . Shipova in Rubakov's edition B. A. This is exactly what you need[edit] Immerse yourself in a world where vacuum becomes a field for new discoveries, and discover secrets that still remain beyond our understanding.