Parallel Universes: Many Worlds
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One of the biggest secrets of physics is that we still don't fundamentally understand whathappens when the smallest things interact with big things - that is, when quantum mechanicsmeets our everyday world. You've probably heard of the "Schrodinger'sCat" experiment where a particle (in this case a cat) is in a superposition of two states(both dead and alive) at once, until it interacts with the outside world - normally a photonof light that we send in to see what's going on (but it could also just be a random particlethat has nothing to do with us). Upon interaction with the outside world, the cat is observedas being either dead, or alive, but not both. The problem is, physics can't explain howthe cat, or particle...
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One of the biggest secrets of physics is that we still don't fundamentally understand whathappens when the smallest things interact with big things - that is, when quantum mechanicsmeets our everyday world. You've probably heard of the "Schrodinger'sCat" experiment where a particle (in this case a cat) is in a superposition of two states(both dead and alive) at once, until it interacts with the outside world - normally a photonof light that we send in to see what's going on (but it could also just be a random particlethat has nothing to do with us). Upon interaction with the outside world, the cat is observedas being either dead, or alive, but not both. The problem is, physics can't explain howthe cat, or particle...
