Yeah I think I know what your talking about, it was discovered with the double slit experiment as far as I know.
An electron acts like a wave but when observed it acts like a particle. My personal opinion is that at the quantum scale, the line between a particle and energy could be a bit fuzzy. The act of observing adds energy to the system, just enough quantum energy to appear as a particle of matter, maybe. In other words the electron is entangled energy wave that when energy is introduced (say another electron) it untangles a bit, frees the wave of energy (becomes less entangled) and searches to balance out to a stable position. When you add energy it acts like a particle, in other words the energy shifts location. The entangled electron energy is stable when paired with a proton. Matter is entangled energy after all. At our scale it’s unnoticed but we see it as chemical reactions, atoms bonding into molecules and molecules breaking up into individual atoms. And we use electrons wave function to transmit energy and convert it into usable energy to power our appliances.
Something like that I could be completely wrong so don’t quote me on this
I think the mathematics is called the uncertainty principle, not sure.
An electron acts like a wave but when observed it acts like a particle. My personal opinion is that at the quantum scale, the line between a particle and energy could be a bit fuzzy. The act of observing adds energy to the system, just enough quantum energy to appear as a particle of matter, maybe. In other words the electron is entangled energy wave that when energy is introduced (say another electron) it untangles a bit, frees the wave of energy (becomes less entangled) and searches to balance out to a stable position. When you add energy it acts like a particle, in other words the energy shifts location. The entangled electron energy is stable when paired with a proton. Matter is entangled energy after all. At our scale it’s unnoticed but we see it as chemical reactions, atoms bonding into molecules and molecules breaking up into individual atoms. And we use electrons wave function to transmit energy and convert it into usable energy to power our appliances.
Something like that I could be completely wrong so don’t quote me on this
I think the mathematics is called the uncertainty principle, not sure.
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