/sci/ - Science & Math

If the double slit experiment doesn't work after first measuring the particle, then how long does it take for the particle to "reset"?

>>12766287
how did they reach the conclusion that dark matter is needed if galaxies take a billion years to rotate? doesn't seem plausible at all that we can see anything move with our instruments, especially in the 1930s when dark matter was first proposed.

>>12527559
Man I admit this is a great example for QM, but can I ask this.
If we fully understand how these microscopes work, and all they show us is electrons and bigger, why is it a quantum phenomena, isn't quantum for sub atomic particles starting with photons and getting smaller.

What is your definition of quantum mechanics? Everyone has their own unique interpretation.

>>12527565
Thank you I will.

>>12527593
I'm definitely on the spectrum man
But what you said doesn't disprove anything I said.
The reason you don't have time is the same reason this thread doesn't have one decent quantum write up.
No one has time. Because it takes decades just to learn the history.

No one knows about the history of quantum mechanics.

Einstein was a fucked up evil man, he married a family member and abandoned his family.

That's why no one knows l, the history of the physicists is super dark. Carl Sagan had a 14 year old student girlfriend when he was a lecturer, there are loads of stories like that.
Has anyone here actually read "a brief history of time"?
It's the diary of a madman, talking about God.

>>12527603
What?

How can entangled particles be in both states at once and measuring them make them take on a specific value?