Anna PismennaEducation Science Av. Quantum physics is a new branch of science that points to something much more than the materialistic world, which we assume is the basis of human existence. Not only does quantum physics disprove our original perception of space and time, but it also opens the door to the possibility of time travel, telepathy, and the reality created by our consciousness.
Below are some of the basic properties of quantum mechanics and the consequences that they have on the world around us. You will not be disappointed.
Quantum entanglement
When two subatomic particles intersect with each other, they become "entangled." This means that their properties become linked to each other. When they are separated (even by millions of miles or light years from each other), what happens to one, instantly happens to the other particle.
This means that information travels much faster than the speed of light and is instantly transmitted over vast distances. This means that telepathy is real, and it makes sense to study it at a scientific level.
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Einstein called this phenomenon "act of casting at a distance." Currently, new physics is trying to build a quantum computer that could revolutionize the technologies we know.
Atoms and subatomic particles can be in two places at the same time
In 2012, Dr. Vindand received the Nobel Prize for his use of quantum mechanics, which he used to prove that electrons can be in two places at the same time. In terms of accuracy, this theory has shown very good results after testing. This officially made it the most successful physical theory that ever existed.
What does it mean? In theory, this concept correlates with the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics. This theory assumes that all potential realities and possibilities already exist, and that there are potentially countless parallel realities. This theory was first brought up by a scientist named Hugh Everett.
Technically, this would mean that any actions that you condemn in others, you performed in a parallel reality. It also means that what is happening to you now has already happened, and will also happen again.
Most importantly, this theory means that we all together create our personal reality. This is due to our collective energy and is filtered through human consciousness, projecting the outer reality in which we live.
In the quantum world, everything behaves simultaneously like waves and particles
This means that subatomic particles can behave like matter or move like waves. The most mind-boggling part of this theory is that particles behave like matter when we look at them and like waves when we don't see them. It is our gaze that changes the behavior of particles.
This means that our consciousness literally influences reality. The act of observing something may actually be responsible for ensuring the potential reality of life. You may have heard about the law of attraction. Quantum physics strongly supports this idea.
When you are focused on the desired result, you "realize" it. Already existing quantum superpositions of reality bring it to life.
Quantum particles have the ability to move back and forth in time
More recently, scientists at the University of Queensland have been able to simulate time travel photons. In one case, a photon was sent through the so-called "wormhole" to interact with itself in its previous state. In another case, he traveled through regular time and space to interact with another photon.
In simple terms, this means that our five senses are very limited in how they allow us to perceive the world. Classical physics and much of science is based on finding evidence by performing experiments and observing their results.
But we interpret our observations based on the five senses. Quantum physics is beginning to demonstrate that there is something more beyond our current perception of accepted reality.
It also means that time and space are not what we used to think they are. They are not linear functions. It also opens the door to the hypothetical possibility of time travel. If these subatomic particles are capable of doing this, and we are also composed of them, then it makes sense.
The position of official science
Officially recognized science prefers to ignore the miraculous and study the ordinary. When amazing events occur that challenge our foundation of scientific beliefs, scientists who want to investigate them are often condemned by their peers and society.
We know that science is based on proving things through measurement and calculation. But if what we perceive is limited, since our five senses only provide a fraction of the picture, then it may well be time to focus on exploring what goes beyond the ordinary.
Conclusion
Quantum mechanics is currently completely overturning some of our belief systems that were previously based on the limitations of our senses. Instead of looking at the external world, science begins to explore the internal in the form of the behavior of microscopic particles.
When you think about how these particles behave and how they create the world around us, it is really stunning!
Anna Pismenna