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I show you a great analog of quantum tunneling that you can do at home
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Date: June 18, 2024
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So falling trough textures in game isn't a bug, it's physics
so does the universe use normal physics or quantum mechanics
"So, mr X, what would bring to our company?"
-"i can make my photons phase through solid matter."
Even though atoms are "physically" 99% empty space, the electrons form a "fuzzy" dense magnetic barrier around it. So even though it's technically a non-zero chance… it basically is, because the math only works for the particle aspect of it, not the wave aspect.
Physics is beautiful
Is this really quantum tunneling or are you simply pressing hard enough so that there is no more an air layer between your fingers and the glass?
King can do that on command
Did the ball just no clip
Not quite
The cut in the middle of the video to make it seem like it went through💀
How the hell did you do that
Is is not due to refraction and reflection, and when you push harder it bends the glass makes light reflect from finger to us.
But isn't that due to the position of your eyes and their inability to see the image of your fingers being reflected at them when light hits the fingers?
what
It’s funny how science used to promote certainty and now it promotes uncertainty.
Everything "quantum" just sounds like glitches in the matrix. Like if something goes fast enough, collision detection doesn't tick until after the object is already through
your eyes have a non zero probability of shrinking closer to the center of your face
Is this phenomenon ACTUALLY caused by quantum tunneling??? Or is there another explanation for this?
How is that not just simply the angle of light? The water reflects light at an angle and so does the glass. At a specific angle, you'll have the water and glass reflecting the light from your finger in a way that does not lead it to your eye. Basically mirroring it away from you. If you press your finger against the glass, it's not going to have the reflective properties of the glass and the water, only the water. So a single medium, the water, cannot reflect light in such a way that it doesn't make it's way to your eye. You need multiple mediums to do that.
|IMO this is classical effect of evanescent waves, described with wave theory. In addition, once you have greasy fingers, then no wave theory is even needed.
What if, it is not only quantum tunneling that effects the wave/particle function but a factor of both quantum tunneling, and energy refraction. Only a quatum amount of energy is able to pass through a "solid object", while the rest of the energy is redirected through the particle/wave that is going around said object, and converging back into its original waveform once the barrier is passed.
Nice camera effects.
Wait that's why my water slowly leeks
The way DC describes Quantum Tunneling is how flash can traverse through walls and it's so wrong that it's funny to think about. 😂
Wait what? The refraction phenomenon is not an example of quantum tunneling. It's purely classical electrodynamics/optics.
What barrier anyway?
The first part is correct. But that the finger becomes visible again has nothing to do with the tunneling effect.
But everything to do with refraction indexes.
The refraction index between water -> glas -> air is different than in the case of water -> glas -> skin.
If the air is removed the index changes so that the conditions for total reflection are no longer meet.
This is an optical effect not one of quantum physics.
It’s a cult isn’t it.
Woooah
Right now , I just wanna quantum tunnel into a safe
Soo,theoretically,i could run full speed,and go through a wall,if i get lucky?
In game development it is a commonly seen bug when projectiles fly through walls when they have high speed. Interesting parallels.
I wholy disagree with your example
Evanescent wave?
Nice edits
Sort of like the backwards long jump glitch in Mario. Clearly the simulation can't handle it.
This is Minecraft
What's really cool is when you actually do the maths and solve the Schrodinger equation for a particle in a well with a potential barrier and see that the amplitude of the wave function is non-zero on the other side of the barrier.
You have the best explanations on Youtube. Best short form educational content.
It's much more scientific for an ordinary person like me.😅
This has nothing to do with quantum… it’s happening due to relative refraction index between glass and the layer of liquid (sweat) on your finger. In first case, light experience 100% internal reflection due to the angle at which rays attack the glass from inside. Whereas in 2nd case relative refraction index changes and you can see your finger.
For the experiment, try wet hand and you’ll know.
The explanation of the quantum is correct, but the experiment is nothing related to that.