When electrons are observed they are in a state of "superposition", meaning they can be in several places within a probability field at once, and represent wave properties. When an electron is observed, it is then denoted as being in a single, measurable position as a particle. This particle-wave duality is the foundation of quantum dynamics, namely in the quantum theory of matter and radiation. This phenomenon was first observed in the "Double Slit Experiment", an experiment conducted by Thomas

The Schrödinger's Cat thought experiment was meant to show how quantum theory was misinterpreted. But nearly a century later, the answer is different. Hannah Fry explains. More: | Bloomberg

Schrödinger’s Cat States: ------------------------- A famous thought experiment in quantum mechanics illustrating the concept of superposition, where a cat inside a sealed box is considered simultaneously alive and dead until observed. --------------------------------------- ➡️ Explanation: ---------------- This paradox challenges classical logic, highlighting how quantum particles can exist in multiple states until measured. The cat symbolizes the strange nature of quantum uncertainty, where re