Quantum Slit Experiment Explained

Wow, that was a well produced video. Would you know, what movie it was from?

what james said

An excellent video! This would be great for schools.

I believe it is from “What the Bleep Do We Know”

errrrrrrrrrrr du?

Basicaly what they are saying is that light “the path of electrons” is relative to the veiwer. So, what they are saying is that Einstien’s theory of Relativity {which states that time and space are relative to the observer and that the speed of light is absolute}is finally obsolete. Personaly i don’t want to believe that Einstien was wrong. Oh yeah, the guys who said ” This sight friggin sux!” He is in fact a retard who knows nothing about shit. o yeah, this was a cool video

Hmmm… this is an interesting nerd fight that i would like to join. So, doesnt light move in waves? and isnt a path of electrons a form of light? I think that it might explain at least a part of this problem. {even though its nearly impossible to understand or proove quatum physics} because light moves in waves {like the water, and the electrons} wouldnt it make an interference pattern? like the waves? {this is where this answer kinda falls apart} but, because they tried to observe the electron, it made two patterns {like the marbles}, two slits. But, how could they be relative to eachother when there was only one electron which went through the slit? {even though they recorded that the electron went through both slits and no slits at the same time.} Like i said, it is almost impossible to prove, observe, or mathematically understand quantum physics;{which Einstien said he “couldn’t beleive that God plays dice”} so, is this why the mathematical equations conflict? This is an interesting topic of discussion, i tell ya. But, personally id rather play video games.

The key point to the ‘collapse of the wavefunction’ by an observation, is what an ‘observation’ actually consists of. It isn’t that you have to physically interact with a particle to observe it (e.g. bounce a photon off it) that causes the collapse - it happens as soon as the capability is present of observing which slit the particle goes through - even if a particular particle isn’t actually detected, it still behaves like a particle not a wave… Some very cunning experiments have verified this. This is the deeper weirdness - the whole experimental setup is involved. When detection becomes possible, the wavefunction collapses beyond that point.