THE WEIRD QUANTUM REALITY (PART 1)

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Looking around at our surroundings in daily life one can hardly imagine how different the building blocks of everything we know and see are from the ordinary way we perceive it.
No matter how smooth a surface seems ,when you zoom it in enough, you would see abnormalities and projections that will appear very rough. Zoom in more and these abnormalities will seem mountains. Zoom in more and more and you reach the quantum realm where suddenly the meaning of everything we know changes.
There are no more hard edges the way we see things at ordinary scale. It's all wave and vibrational now.
Sounds peculiar but true.
Every hard edge that you experience with daily life things isn't hard at all.

All of it is merely waves and vibration at the atomic level.
And this is pure science and not Philosophy that claims and proves this.

The electron isn't a chunk of matter but rather a cloud of probability defined as per it's wave nature. The cloud is a region around the nucleus where there's a probability of finding an electron.

Electron and other subatomic particles are known to have dual wave particle nature.

When under observation, they follow their particle nature and behave like particles.

That's what may be defines why the world at macro scale is so rigid to us because it's under observation.
That's where one of the strangest statements of science arises from that "observation creates reality".

99% of an atom is devoid of any matter and with all these​

99% empty spaces is formed everything we know everything we see.

But is it really empty.
We will talk about that and more

in SECOND PART

of this thread.

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