Yanni

Thanks everyone for the feedback.

You know scientists who study quantum mechanics say that the same electron can be observed in two different positions at exactly the same time around the nucleus of an atom. How can this be? How can the same electron be at different places at the same time? I think we live in parallel universes where you have the same objects at different periods of time. You have atomA in UniverseBlue and you have the same atomA in UniverseGreen. In UniverseBlue, atomA's electron is at Position1, in UniverseGreen atomA's electron is at Position2. Because UniverseBlue and UniverseGreen overlap each other we see atomsA's electron at Position1 and Position2 at the same time. What do you believe?