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Quentin Nokov
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Before I start I just wanted to point out that I have pretty much no background in physics even quantum. Why I'm here is I'm writing a novel and instead of relying on 'magic' I'd like to have scientific explanations. Characters of mine can teleport and I was always fascinated with the quantum aspect of it. My question is could this be explained through quantum mechanics or would there be flaws? It's fiction so I suppose there would be room for theories. (I'm dumb so speak in small words
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Second, this probably belongs in some astrophysics board, but would there be any flaw in using black-holes as a prison for my evil spirits? That's were I plan on keeping them by time the story is over so them escaping isn't even an idea. Could quantum teleportation explain how they're put there though?
Your input is appreciated and please be gentle, I'm not smart like you guys.
ETA: My novel has Christian elements, as I view through other threads I noted 'controversial' theorems that Quantum Mechanics may prove the existence of a God.
Also to note, the characters teleport without machines; they just *poof* and that's it. It's more fantasy than science-fiction, really but I still like scientific explanations rather than blaming everything on magic.
Second, this probably belongs in some astrophysics board, but would there be any flaw in using black-holes as a prison for my evil spirits? That's were I plan on keeping them by time the story is over so them escaping isn't even an idea. Could quantum teleportation explain how they're put there though?
Your input is appreciated and please be gentle, I'm not smart like you guys.
ETA: My novel has Christian elements, as I view through other threads I noted 'controversial' theorems that Quantum Mechanics may prove the existence of a God.
Also to note, the characters teleport without machines; they just *poof* and that's it. It's more fantasy than science-fiction, really but I still like scientific explanations rather than blaming everything on magic.
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