Parallel Universe with Schrödinger’s Cat Theory

The most interesting and famous theory about the parallel universe is Schrodinger's Cat Theory. This theory is very striking. The existence of a parallel universe is easily understood through this theory.

According to quantum mechanics, an electron can rotate in both clockwise and counter-clockwise direction orientations at the same time. The rotation of a marble, a cricket ball, a football, the planets, and stars all follow a specific pattern, but the electron does not.

It has the ability to spin in two directions at the same time. Not only that, but an electron particle can exist in multiple locations at the same moment. These two unique characteristics are inherited by all quantum particles, not just electrons. Superposition is the name for this unique property of quantum particles.

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Assume a locked cell contains a circulating electron (as shown in the diagram) that moves both clockwise and counterclockwise. A hammer is attached to the end of the electron, which is connected to a "spin detector." A glass bottle filled with poisonous acid sits in front of the hammer.

The detector will now be able to detect the electron rotating clockwise, and the hammer will shatter the glass container. The cat will die as a result of the poisonous acid spreading. If the electron rotates counterclockwise, no signal reaches the detector, preventing the hammer from moving, the glass bottle from shattering, and the cat from dying. But what happens if electrons go in both directions at the same time?

If the electron spins in a clockwise direction, there is a dead cat in the room. If the opposite is true, that is, if the electron moves counterclockwise, the room contains a living cat. However, because the electron is spinning in both directions at the same time, there is now a cat in that room that is both alive and dead! Isn't that amazing? Because of its incredible potential, it's also known as the "zombie-cat theory."

Now the issue may arise: what will anyone perceive if they see this event? Is he going to see the cat both living and dead? No, that is not the case. Two people will view two different events at the same time in this test if two observers observe the event from two different space-times. The cat in one will die from acid burns, whereas the cat in the other will live normally. They can't see each other, though.

Because of their distinct positions, even if the two observers view the identical occurrence at the same time, the time will be divided in parallel in their cases. Because time is divided in parallel, these two occurrences will never meet again, just as two parallel lines do not meet even at infinite distances. But there are two things going on at the same time. The idea of two separate or opposing events occurring at the same moment in the same location points to our parallel universe!!!!

From this theory, it is easy to understand that the events that have taken place in our case are also happening in reverse in another or more parallel universes.

The famous Austrian Nobel laureate physicist Erwin Schrödinger(1887 - 1961) provided the theory, hence the name Schrodinger's cat theory.

I hope everyone understands the theory. Thanks.

Source: https://thinkersdiary.com