(I) Raig Hogan, a physicist at the University of Chicago,
states that space does not sit still, but quantum
fluctuations make space vibrate. (II) Hogan and his team
are building an experiment that will look for evidence
that space is shifting. (III) Particle physics experiments
can be very expensive and it may be difficult to occupy
the attention of researchers around the world. (IV) The
research may influence how we understand the relations
among space, time and matter. (V) If it succeeds, it
could also suggest a new architecture of physics.