"What is the most romantic hypothesis in quantum physics?"
In the late autumn of 1998, Ye Zhiqiu drew a wave function curve with chalk under the Phoenix tree. The dead leaves at her feet formed Schrödinger's cat. Sixteen-year-old Zhao Rushan held the physics competition problem book and watched the setting sun turn the old man's rickety shadow into a question mark: "Is it a parallel universe? Quantum entanglement? Or..."
"It's the observer's obsession." The old man pointed his fingertips on her chest, "It makes countless possibilities collapse into the only reality."
This is a time developer spanning twenty years:
On the night of the college entrance examination results release in 1999, the critical illness notice and the admission letter collided in the wind; in 2001, the resonant heartbeat in the laboratory concealed the unfinished formula carved by the brass pendulum; in 2004, the green waveform on the ward instrument finally turned into the eternal aurora in Tromso.
When the pain of the original family seeps into the bones, when the diagnosis of a rare disease cuts off the future, when the transplanted organ continues to beat with dual memories - this group of people who have been beaten by the waves of the times, between the humid sea breeze in Xiamen and the snowstorm in Siberia, use the laws of physics to rewrite the wave function of fate.
Here are:
- The organ donation agreement hidden in the phoenix flower
- A map of blood vessels carved on a maple leaf using a microneedle
- Quantum love letters flashing in the aurora
- "Tidal locking" that spans life and death
Just as Ye Zhiqiu predicted on the prayer wheel before his death: "All unfinished stories will meet again in the quantum bubble." When you turn the page of the book at this moment, you may be observing the perfection of another time and space - there, the autumn rain in 1999 did not fall, the ward in 2004 was full of camellias, and in 2014, Lin Xuran finally waited for the moment when the wave function collapsed.
"Believe," the last page of the yellowed physics notebook reads, "that every soul is an unobserved nebula, eternally rotating in the gravitational field of love."
Concept: Every soul is an unobserved nebula, eternally rotating in the gravitational field of love.