6 #Quantum #Physics Facts That Make You Question Your Very Nature 1) If you blew up an atom to the size of a football field, the nucleus of the atom would be the size of a marble. That’s how small the nucleus is! To get an idea of how many atoms there are, if you blew up all the atoms in a grapefruit to the size of a blueberry, then the grapefruit would be as large as the Earth 2) #Electrons act like #solid pieces of matter and like #waves of possibilities. When they are acting without anyone consciously observing them, they behave like waves in water. When their behavior is watched by an observer, then they act like solid matter. Here is the famous #double-#slit experiment to demonstrate this phenomenon, narrated by Dr. Quantum. youtu.be/fwXQjRBLwsQ 3) In the quantum world there is no such thing as #past, #present, and #future, they all are happening #simultaneously. 4) #Entanglement: When two things are created at the same time, such as two electrons, they are connected. If they were to be “separated” across the universe, the moment either one was stimulated, they would both react instantly. 5) #Superposition: Particles can be in two places at once. We are not made of “particles,” but are actually made of particle “waves” of possibilities. You can actually take a photograph of a single electron being in two places at once. “When you are not looking, there are waves of possibility and when you are looking, there are positions of conscious experience,” said Amit Gaswami, Ph.D. in the documentary “What the Bleep Do We Know: Down the Rabbit Hole.” 6) We are all physically connected through an #energetic field of #potential electrons. Also, the idea of #separatism, that we are all separate entities and not a part of each other, is actually #wrong. That mentality holds us responsible for a lot of the problems we face in our world today, like pollution. We are connected to all living beings—plants, animals, humans, and all living matter.
Posted on: Fri, 02 Jan 2015 15:50:55 +0000
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