In reality, its always there

or whatever the fuck

not some orbiting sphere

in reality it is somewhere

always

they are "wave-packets"

they are everywhere on the orbit at all times

but it could be in multiple regions

because you know

thats how it works

No they are singular entities

it isnt a regular orbit

electrons are in a superposition around the nuclei

and they can teleport

soooo

I'm out, i want breakfast and just realized it's fucking 1pm already

Nothing exists in more than one place at a time, or there would be more than one of it

They're superpositioned

but you dont know where it is

is the point

lel

Failing to know what's actually going on and defaulting to magical explanations is counterproductive

I'm reminded of the theory that there's really only one electron in existence and it just intersects with our dimension everywhere at once.

it's not necessarily that it exists in more than one place at a time, it's that it could be in all places at any given time

lol

How can it do that?

magical?

its observably true

because quantum mechanics is weird lol

No its just not understood yet

It can do that because that is one possible natural state of it's being

We're simply unsure

its observably true

quantum mechanics is the most verified field of science ever

you just dont want to admit it for whatever reason

of course, we can always learn more about any field of science, but so far quantum mechanics is the most tested to be true as we know it right now

Its more like a willingly identified illusion that an observed fact, just because you cannot track an electron, doesn't mean its in some magical state where its everywhere at once and pops into existence, it just means you cannot track it with the technology of the time

but like I said earlier, attempting to understand dark matter and dark energy is shaking our current understanding of physics

@OneTrueGod you are aware subatomic particles can spontaneously teleport yes?