Scientists have achieved an atomic diffraction through a crystal, showing that atoms really can behave like waves. - Atoms behave like waves - Could power ultra-sensitive quantum sensors - A leap toward next-gen quantum computing A new window into atomic structures and quantum phenomena. Learn more here -

Temporal hydrodynamics, the Chronoflux.

Makes you wonder if the underlying fabric of reality is fluidic in nature. Seems like this would be consistent with 5D temporal hydrodynamics. Wouldn't you agree, @roydherbert?

So once again you guys have to acknowledge the Aether is all physics Who would’ve guessed

How can we apply this to survive comfortably the ongoing geomagnetic excursion?

Light is a wave, all points in space and time are connected distance is merely an illusion the Aether is real and we cracked cool fusion. Alas it’s being hidden from us by the USA in black projects #ZPE

Understanding the quantum realm is going to leap frog humanity forward in ways not yet understandable but will be significant without doubt

maybe this was perceived thousands of years ago, through the body sensations, wich is the best real frame for observing the phenomenon. No need for instruments just sit still and observ. Bhanga-ñāṇa, maybe this can be perceived now.

Everything is a wave

baby steps accelerating

I never knew that I will go deeper into particles. That is Amazing. I am surprised how big interaction Frequencies have with particles. I love that.

Because they are fundamentally coherent stable fields 😅 We call them 'particles' but this descriptor used to explain mathematical calculations does not necessitate nature is fundamentally matter. Quantum math is correct, but the name conventions and descriptions give a false understanding of reality; of 'what is'. 'what is' is a philosophical question that is beyond empericism. We have accepted materialism as dogma, but is it the best model of reality?

Only a male who is traumatised into doing and doing n more doing can think like this.Males have been equated with productivity and how much(quantity)can be produced,so‘power quantum sensors’?You need to dip in a pool and feel the water lapping against ur skin to have sensibility.

@ashtonforbes great guy Nassim 🥰

@roydherbert The reappearance of particles into an expanding spacetime always looks like a wave.

:)

Going to put some sugar in my tea this morning.

Ummm… It’s because there are no particles to begin with, everything is a vibration in the aether 😎🤙

@Morg3nst3rn78 @Freidenken

Ooh you might enjoy this project I made

it's all waves and ringing resonances in a soup of EM, all particles are basically resonant peaks / notes that ring for a long time and they're all made of the same stuff that is surrounding us and that stuff creates space itself

Atomic diffraction breakthrough: Matter waves pierce crystals, fueling quantum sensors & computing. Echoes QFT's core—fields as quantum oscillators birthing particles via Dirac's ripples & Feynman's paths. From duality to field quanta: Waves aren't QM's secret but reality's code.

Don't forget to add the blockchain! Woo hoo!

So do water molecules if you get enough of them together.

All is a patron!

Have you never heard of Walter Russel? You are decades behind, my dear...

@ashtonforbes

You are the reason I live in my car and use my extra money to go on adventures in nature , studying the fabric of reality through observations . May the gods grant you eternal life .

@ashtonforbes

Do you remember when you have said about plasma? If they can do that then they was able to back to proces where electrons getting touch with molecules before matter is solid

That’s awesome 👏🏼! 🙌🏼