Wave Function Collapse
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Standard quantum mechanics
Theories Citing This Reference (10)
Ether as Extra Dimension
An ether exists as an extra dimension connecting all points in space and time, explaining non-local quantum correlations
Ether-Based Quantum Mechanics
The double-slit paradox is resolved by positing an ether medium that allows for FTL communication and links quantum entanglement to wormholes.
Ghost Murmur as Gravitational Wave Device
The "Ghost Murmur" technology is a reciprocal device that can function as both an emitter and a detector for gravitational waves, enabling tracking, communication, and remote sensing.
Planned Disclosure
The belief that interviews with figures like Eric Davis are a controlled mechanism to release advanced propulsion information to the public.
Quantum Entanglement via Extra Dimensional Torque
Objects (like the MH370 orbs) are connected through an extra dimension via synchronized torque, allowing them to act as a single system without direct communication, analogous to syncing metronomes.
Quantum Motion Correction
Quantum mechanics fundamental rule shows nothing stopped everything jiggling zitterbewegung refuting classical view freeze.
Switch Mechanism for FTL Communication
The theory that faster-than-light communication via quantum entanglement is possible not by measuring (which breaks entanglement) but by using a 'switch' that forces measurement outcomes to change. By controlling whether the wave function collapses (1) or doesn't collapse (0), binary information can be transmitted instantaneously between entangled systems.
Teleportation Through Wave Conversion
Teleportation protocols work by converting matter into wave states where it can exist in multiple locations simultaneously
Transactional Interpretation
Transaction interpretation quantum mechanics forward advanced waves converging EPR device quantum communication
Vacuum-Based Sonoluminescence
Sonoluminescence is not caused by atomic transitions or nuclear processes but by the Dynamic Casimir Effect, where the rapid collapse of a cavitation bubble creates a time-varying boundary that extracts light from the quantum vacuum.