Does Casimir effect prove a modern concept of the Aether in the Universe?

Question

Quantum Aether dynamics

Answer 1

I suppose you could say it does, in the sense that it demonstrates that space is not "empty", but contains energy and has properties. No one calls it aether, though, probably because that word is a associated with a 19th century theory that made some specific predictions about the nature of space that were subsequently proven wrong.

Answer 2

NO Just type in Casimir effect in search engine for what effect is.

Answer 3

No. It doesn't mean there is some matter it's traveling through. It could be a gravitational effect that we haven't figured out yet.