It is claimed that matter has more relative "space" between its "solid" components (protons, neutrons, electrons, etc.) than there is space between the solid planets, moons, asteroids, stars, etc., of the cosmos. Ergo, if one had an astronomically greater (no pun intended) P.O.V., the "Universe" would appear to be solid. Any astrophysics anon know if this is true?
This is not to be confused with the theory that all matter is just "bundles of energy" but moar dense or low vibrational energy.
Some say that this last bit explains the nature of physical "death", i.e., that all anons will eventual transition to a unique high vibrational form of energy.