Existence of life, doctrines and theories of science has been at schismatic supremacy since the beginning of life on earth, 3.5 billion years ago. Until recently, the scientific phenomenon known as Quantum Physics has been discovered. And as this theory kicked in to the huge scientific world, it has been widely embraced by many scientific leaders worldwide.The more that is learned about Quantum Physics, the more we discover its Scriptural status and its proof of God's perfect design.So, here's the question which arises; did God really fabricated this design or it was something else, something very unreal which continues to remain a history?Before we come up to a comprehensive theory, let's begin by understanding the core theory of this article, the science of Quantum Physics.
Existence of life, doctrines and theories of science has been at schismatic supremacy since the beginning of life on earth, 3.5 billion years ago. Until recently, the scientific phenomenon known as Quantum Physics has been discovered. And as this theory kicked in to the huge scientific world, it has been widely embraced by many scientific leaders worldwide.The more that is learned about Quantum Physics, the more we discover its Scriptural status and its proof of God's perfect design.So, here's the question which arises; did God really fabricated this design or it was something else, something very unreal which continues to remain a history?Before we come up to a comprehensive theory, let's begin by understanding the core theory of this article, the science of Quantum Physics.
The origin of the universe and matter are topics on which science and philosophy have been questioning themselves for thousands of years and have not received a complete and exhaustive answer. The revolution brought about by quantum physics and astrophysics a hundred years ago produced a completely new vision of the universe, transforming the certainties postulated by classical physics into a probabilistic conception of natural phenomena. In searching for a unifying conception of matter and the universe, quantum mechanics has developed an impressive mass of knowledge and has deepened the investigation up to the most hidden levels of elementary particles and the most remote space, thanks to the most advanced technologies and with the help of artificial satellites. However, many aspects of cosmic immensity and life remain unexplored on earth and many questions remain unanswered. Starting from these uncertainties and doubts that feed other research, in this article I’m going to conduct a critical examination of the conception of matter and the origin of the universe as we describe quantum theory. Emphasizing above all the presumed role of protagonism and infallibility that this discipline claims to absolve with respect to all the others.
Physics is the human attempt to discover the unchanging laws of the universe. Since the Greek thinkers 2,000 years ago, every now and then there have been changes in the physical laws that scientists once thought were unchangeable. These are times when humans discover a new “land,” in which unexpected phenomena challenge and contradict current thinking. About 120 years ago, one of the biggest of these changes revealed a new and exciting land—a land that we are still exploring today. In this article, I will describe some of the strange phenomena of this new land, called quantum physics, and how it forced us to change the way we think about the world in terms of energy, scientific measurements, and the reality of the objects around us. As no one—even the best physicists in the world—knows exactly what it really means, I will leave it to you to decide!
Quantum physics is the golden child of modern science. It is the basis of our understanding of atoms, radiation, and so much else, from elementary particles and basic forces to the behavior of materials. But for a century it has also been the problem child of science as it has been overwhelmed by intense disagreements between its inventors, strange paradoxes, and implications that seem like the stuff of fantasy. To understand the universe, quantum physics explores the behavior of the smallest particles in existence like quarks, electrons, and photons and which revealing a world that defies our everyday experiences and expectations. On the other hand, quantum mechanics (QM) is a fundamental theory in physics that describes the behavior of matter and energy at the atomic and subatomic levels, where classical physics fails to apply. However, the phenomena observed in QM can seem nothing short of miraculous. Physicists are trying to explain miracles of physics of universe meticulously which governed by precise scientific principles and mathematical equations. It is serious to modern technology, as its principles as well as wave-particle duality, superposition, and entanglement form the basis for electronics, computing, and medical technologies. The truth of QM in a scientific context refers to its exceptional ability to accurately describe and predict experimental results, not a philosophical ‘absolute truth’. Interestingly, the scientific elucidation of creation through quantum physics does not refute and contradict spiritual or religious narratives, rather augments our gratitude of the universe’s complexity and towards Almighty or Creator. The Bible’s or Quran’s account of creation provides a spiritual and philosophical outlook, accentuating purpose and intentionality. The precise explanations of particle behavior and cosmic formation in quantum physics, offers a balancing view grounded in empirical evidence. The purpose of this investigative study is to explore the scientific reality of QM and its purpose to depict the technical advancement for the development of modern civilization along with understand of universe in more logical way.
This chapter begins by explaining why physics is the fundamental of all natural sciences. Throughout most its history, atoms were hardly the center of attention in physics. Once called natural philosophy, physics originated in the study of the motion of inanimate objects. From those studies emerged a body of knowledge, including various natural laws, that today we call ‘classical’ physics. Newton's laws of motion, the basis of the science of mechanics, come to mind, as does his law of universal gravitation. These laws are obeyed by objects that in some sense are ‘large’ and, in fact, the laws were discovered after careful observation of the behavior of such objects. The discussion then turns to the focus of the book—the quantum world—where the laws of physics turn out to be different from the laws of classical physics used to explain phenomena in the macroscopic world of everyday life. The book discusses a number of mostly recent experiments on quantum mechanical foundations, most of them involving light at the level of a few photons—sometimes only one.
What quantum theory has revealed about the nature of reality has remained hidden in plain sight for almost one-hundred years because what quantum theory has revealed about the nature of reality cannot be comprehended in the context of the materialist model and conception of reality in which science presently operates, which materialist model places physical reality at the center of reality and Consciousness at the periphery, as a secondary or derivative reality. What this work will demonstrate, by explaining the heretofore inexplicable basis of the phenomena that lie at the heart of quantum theory, is that it is Consciousness (God) rather than physical reality that lies at the center of reality, and that it is physical reality rather than Consciousness that is a secondary or derivative reality. Specifically, wave-particle duality, quantum uncertainty, quantum non-locality, the probabilistic nature of the wavefunction, and the collapse of the wavefunction, will all be shown to be phenomena that have as their basis the way in which the fundamental Reality of Consciousness (God), through relation to Itself, creates what it apprehends as physical reality. One of the most important things the phenomena that lie at the heart of quantum theory will be shown to reveal about the nature of reality is that the nature of physical reality is like that of a reflection, and like a reflection, physical reality is able to obscure from view what is actually there, as long as it is mistaken for what is actually there. Thus, in revealing the reflection-like nature of physical reality, the phenomena that lie at the heart of quantum theory indirectly reveal that what is actually there, underlying the reflection that is physical reality, is the non-physical, non-experiential Reality of Consciousness (God) that is, through relation to Itself, both creating and apprehending experiential reality in general and physical reality in particular. Ultimately, understanding the reflection-like nature of physical reality should make it possible for Individuals to understand that what actually Exists directly where they are, where their physical bodies appear to be, is not different in Nature than what actually Exists everywhere else as well, where the rest of physical reality appears to be, thereby disabusing them of the notion that what they are is a physical reality, while at the same time revealing to them their true Nature as part of Consciousness (God), which, through relation to that which is also Consciousness (God), creates what they, as Individual points of Consciousness (God), apprehend as experiential reality in general and physical reality in particular. Part I of this series of three articles includes: Background; Introduction; and 1. Building a new model of reality.
The quantum of action was found more then a century ago, but until now the meaning of quantum theory is often claimed to be “unclear” or even “not truly understandable.” Another prejudice is that quantum theory is only relevant for the range of atomic and sub-atomic phenomena. After a century of successful applications without any evidence at odds with the predictions of quantum theory, and in view of the fact that at present quantum theory is at the economic bottom of about one third of the Gross National Product, the need for a comprehensive and even popular understanding of the principles of quantum theory, preferably dispensing with the burden of the full mathematical apparatus, is more urgent than ever. Interestingly, there is a connection between quantum theory and your daily-life experience, suggesting to extend and generalize the Copenhagen interpretation in such a way that the observer and his consciousness is no longer excluded from scientific description. Moreover, Quantum theory is easier to understood, if one realizes that its range of applicability surpasses widely that of quantum mechanics, comparable to the way classical physics surpasses classical mechanics. The essential new aspect is the role of abstract quantum information, referred to as Protyposis. The idea that quantum information can have an ontological status equivalent to matter or energy was developed more than half a century ago, but it is only rather recently that, in view of the success of experimental work, the relevance of quantum information has been widely acknowledged. The concept of abstract quantum information is especially helpful in the understanding of the measuring process.