Family Anti-Matters

Episode 4 - Young's Double Chocolate Slit Experiment

Episode Summary

We continue our quantum mechanics exploration by looking at one of the most famous historic examples of quantum weirdness. Abby laughs at the word "slit" a bunch, and then we go get ice cream. The end.

Episode Notes

We continue our quantum mechanics exploration by looking at one of the most famous historic examples of quantum weirdness. Abby laughs at the word "slit" a bunch, and then we go get ice cream. The end.

Factual corrections:

• Reid mentions the visible light spectrum is violet to blue; that would be a pretty monochromatic view. He knows it's violet to red (as in ultraviolet and infrared).
• Young's experiment was actually done a solid 100+ years before anyone was thinking about quantum mechanics. And people were all like "WHAAAAAAT" and then had to just sit on it for a century. Rough.

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