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An animated video giving as unconfusing as possible an explaination into the world of quantum mechanics and physics.  
 
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nickharvey7 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Good video!
In my video Quantum Mechanics an artist view it is Time that is the Hidden Variable. Time has symmetry and geometry that can explain the two slit experiment of Quantum Physics.
sidthekidder (1 month ago) Show Hide
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in stephen hawking's book, the explaination is that the light waves that the observer reflects on the electrons causes them to behave differently , bounces off them and changes their motion-the uncertainty principle (you can never totally accurately observe anything because the light waves which you see have reflected off the object to be observed and changed its path)
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In other words, its the interaction that is required to observe the electron that changes its behaviour.
janeyanna (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Nice clip, but maybe it should mention, that observation means physical interference. And that physical interference with electrons causes them to cease performing quantum effects is a well known phenomenon that's described by the term 'decoherence'. It doesn't have to do with the electron being 'aware' or 'deciding' not to behave coherent (meaning behaving in a quantum-y way), but with a physical interaction changing the setup of the experiment by 100%.
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with simplest dialect as possible ! material of the observer sheet is the fault because particles change to the silhouette of what ever they collide into because you see they are so light they bounce off each other in the slots
the exterior / (invert) of the structures mass are used but although material allow particles to push through the shortest dimension of the sheet (which is now interior) it blocks the air passage causing traction that decrease the speed just enough to stop the bouncing
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Simply by observing waves will turn them into particles? That is really scary. Does this apply to all forms of light/energy? Then by viewing the 3.5TeV of gamma-ray photons streaming along the galactic equator will turn the continuous wave into particles? Then why are governments sending gamma-ray detectors in space? Wouldn't that be dangerous to turn those gamma-rays into particles? The kinetic energy for a wave is nothing. Would the particles do severe damage traveling near the speed of light?
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johnvixen (3 months ago) Show Hide
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So does this mean they will never know IF the particle splits into 2? because to me this seems impossible. I'm not a scientist but as an educated guess I'd assume the waves that effect an electrons destination is like a stream of water, and the electron is riding on that stream. It doesn't split into 2, it merely rides the waves...
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btw im talking 2 you sleeping eye
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yeah i PM'd you

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