Superposition
Before measurement, a particle is not a point. It is a continuous probability — a wave that occupies the interval between possibilities.
A still study of superposition, entanglement, and the irreversible quiet of collapse.
Before measurement, a particle is not a point. It is a continuous probability — a wave that occupies the interval between possibilities.
Two bodies, separated by any distance, remain one system. What is seen here is already decided there.
Looking is not passive. The wave stills. The many become one fact, and cannot return.