Jeff Feiwell
@hyper
Can someone explain why this is true? https://i.imgur.com/cHujNiF.jpg
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Nicholas Charriere
@pushix
This is how diffraction works! It’s pretty crazy. The math behind it is a sinus wave. https://personal.math.ubc.ca/~cass/courses/m309-03a/m309-projects/krzak/#:~:text=And%20so%2C%20given%20the%20distance,the%20single%20slit%20diffraction%20pattern.
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kepano
@kepano
a bug in the simulation
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Jonny Mack
@nonlinear.eth
it means you get to choose your own adventure in life
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Colin Farconson ➡️
@cojo.eth
All possible universes are secretly happening behind your back 👀
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John Gazzini
@gazzini
https://gazzini.substack.com/p/2-dimensional-time
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Yash Karthik
@yashkarthik
OK here's a cut down version. To look at it you need light, photons So when you look at it, the photons hit the electrons and then come to you microscope That interaction between electron and photon changes the direction of the electron, resulting in the patern
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Connor McCormick ~ jtrending
@nor
It's not really true. It always makes a diffraction pattern. If it were true you could predict the future. I got confused about this too, here's a physics SE question that helps: https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/510077/what-prevents-delayed-choice-quantum-eraser-experiment-from-being-used-to-predic
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🌹 Zach Harris 🥀
@zachharris.eth
Because that light bends it like Beckham 💡
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@na
because we construct gestalts
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Pierre Pauze ↑ 🔵 🎩🚽
@pierrepauze
Quantum has its reasons
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