Historias de Quantumphysics

The coffee mug was orange. Dr. Sarah Leroux noticed it the morning of November the eighteenth, reaching for it the way you reach for things that belong to you. She did not buy orange things. She had never bought orange things. The mug was hers anyway, with a chip on the rim that her thumb knew without looking. It was the first thing she noticed. The book on the shelf she did not remember buying was the second. The partner at his desk, present and not present, was the third. The hydrogen emission line in her overnight astronomy data, fractionally shifted at exactly 03:14 that morning, was the fourth. By lunchtime she had confirmed it across four observatories on three continents. The fundamental electromagnetic constant of the universe had shifted overnight while she slept. Every record on Earth said it had always been this way. Only she seemed to remember it being different, and even she could not say what different felt like, only that the morning was wrong in a way that fit too perfectly to fight. By dinnertime she had found a paper that predicted exactly this, published eighteen months ago by a physicist on research leave with no return date. The paper's acknowledgements thanked four colleagues for their feedback. The third name on the list was her partner. He had never mentioned it. Now she is driving east on the autoroute toward Sherbrooke to find the woman who collapsed the universe, with a presence in the passenger seat she cannot see and cannot name, and a text on her phone from someone who knew she was about to pull over before she knew. A literary sci-fi serial in the same universe as I'm the Last Person Who Remembers the Original Timeline. I Have Four Days. Same event. Different perspective. Reads alone. Hits harder together.

Remus Lupin always feared love. Thats why he had spent his whole life giving his heart to fictional characters. They couldn't leave him. He couldn't hurt them or ruin their lives. That was the perfect arrangement. Except magic has it's ways. And what Muggles Know as "Quantum Physics", "Quantum Mechanics" and the "Many Wolds Theories" are just their way to try to explain... magic. That's exacly how one day Remus finds himself face to face with Mary, his biggest fictional crush, who came from a world where magic isn't real... Neither is he. To her, he's just a fictional character too. Humour, Tragedy, Hope, Love, Fan Service and Metafiction in a canon fix-it story which is a wink to everyone who ever had a crush on a fictional character or simply dreamed of living in their favourite fictional world.

CHILDREN OF THE LATTICE Book One: A Thousand Broken Suns Some songs wait five billion years to be heard. Year 4024. Four thousand years ago, humanity fled a dying Earth and scattered across the Milky Way. They built empires among the stars, forgot the world that bore them, and told themselves they had outrun the apocalypse. They were wrong. A signal has been pulsing through the galaxy since the night Earth burned - patient, ancient, and growing louder. When xenohistorian Dr. Hikaru Sato discovers that the signal, his family's four-thousand-year-old heirloom, and a newly arrived alien fleet are all speaking the same impossible language, he uncovers a truth that shatters everything humanity believes about itself: The universe ends in forty-seven years. It has ended before. And the only thing that can stop it is a power humanity buried so deep it forgot it ever had it. Magic and science were never separate. They were never even different. And the only people who can save creation are an empath who hears the dead singing, a bounty hunter who talks to the bones of the world, a spy who trusts no one, and a scholar who just learned his entire bloodline was a lie. The wheel is turning. Something at the bottom of the light is waking up. And it has been waiting five billion years for someone to finally listen.

Webs and Weavers is a script with a sublime exploration of our existence, weaving together where we come from and where we are going with poetic storytelling. It begins with humanity's first moment of wonder-the spark of consciousness ignited by a celestial event. Primitive humans, witnessing a comet streak across the sky, experience the first stirrings of curiosity, marking the dawn of thought beyond survival. It is a testament to human curiosity? It challenges the audience not to merely watch but to think, ensuring that its impact lingers far beyond the final scene.

What if the universe was born from a cosmic sneeze... and a bad idea? In this first volume of the Tree of the White Files saga, Bruna Paradojo opens the doors of the Fractal Garden: a universe dreamed into existence, where bears sneeze galaxies, cosmic violinists tune reality, and every unfinished story takes root in the Forest of Paradox. Here, order and chaos are not enemies but dance partners. Vorum, the Primordial Bear of Inertia, just wanted to keep sleeping in perfect Nothingness - until a law is spoken, consciousness wakes up, and the universe explodes into absurd possibilities. From this mess come the Keepers, the Dark Master, and the first fragile balance between creation and collapse. The Roots of Paradox is a blend of myth, science and irreverent humour: a creation story where quantum physics flirts with cosmic folklore, and every joke hides a real theory about reality, time and free will. Cosmic origin story that rewrites the Big Bang as a paradoxical act of storytelling. Guardians, Dark Masters and Fractal Gardens instead of classic gods and monsters. Scientific notes that connect the absurd narrative to real physics and philosophy. Post-chapter dialogues with Dina & Ligio, who react like readers trapped inside the book itself. If you love The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Terry Pratchett's sideways logic and the feeling that the universe is one big inside joke, this book is your new rabbit hole. Start from the roots. The paradox has already begun.

"What if destroying the universe is the only way to understand it?" When a failed experiment at CERN unlocks physicist Arjun's terrifying ability to dissolve matter into energy, he becomes obsessed with the cosmic truth: existence is a loop without meaning. Now, armed with godlike power and guided by echoes of a primordial being called ANANT, he'll unravel stars, confront ancient cosmic entities, and chase an answer that could doom all reality.

Seven years ago, a laboratory in the Cumbrian uplands was erased from the map. The official report called it a tragic accident-a gas leak that claimed eleven lives. But for those who survived, the truth is far more terrifying, and the official narrative is beginning to fracture. Now, in 2031, the Quantum Time Research Facility has been built over the ruins of the old site and was designed to contain the impossible, THE TIME CUBE. But the Cube-the anomalous heart of the facility-defies containment. It does not merely exist in space; it exerts a predatory pressure on the fabric of time itself, once again. Arhaan, a brilliant researcher, is pushed to the limit as he begins to see things that shouldn't exist: echoes of people who died, and versions of himself from lives he never lived. Alongside his colleague Kira, he uncovers a terrifying secret hidden in the facility's logs. In the silent corridors of the QTRF, reality is no longer a singular path, but a collapsing wave function. As the field strength intensifies, the boundary between the observed and the observer begins to dissolve. The scientists within the facility are no longer just studying a phenomenon-they are becoming part of its architecture. In this high-stakes game of quantum survival, identity is a fluctuating variable, and the cost of stability is higher than anyone dared to calculate. The clock is ticking. The timelines are crossing. And the Cube is always watching..

A poem explaining my journey from science to religion and finally to finding my true self.

Welcome to QuantumPunk - a step beyond CyberPunk or NanoPunk, we encounter a world where quantum theory is applied in everyday life. Sending a person through time and space atom by atom? Switching between the different planes of the multiverse? Or seeing your own quantum ghost still hanging around a place you like to go? Welcome to a world beyond our imagination!

Karyn Morgan was a prodigy, but even her high IQ could not prepare her for the things that awaited her beyond the barriers that separate the universes.

Izumi Ichida is a 21 year old man who teaches science at a university. One day when he comes home, he found out that his sister don't exist now and he is very shocked and he believes that he has traveled through realities, in scientific terms, he has quantum leaped.

"existence is nothing more than an illusion we're all forced to take part in." "that sounds incredible." "oh my god. i've never met someone so willing to become a slave to the whim of the universe." she laughs, and my heart fills to the brim with amaranthine joy. "are all corporeal beings so melodramatic?" i smile against her forehead. "not all, i don't suppose. only the immortal ones." [©2018. All rights reserved.]

A breach between dimensions rips open the fabric of reality, unleashing the unpredictable power of the quantum realm. As the laws of nature begin to fracture, strange forces start to shape the world in ways no one could have foreseen. In a reality where time and space no longer follow their familiar rules, something-or someone-must rise to restore balance before everything collapses into chaos.

Ok I don't really know where I am going with this story in all honestly. It's basically just about a girl constantly questioning herself and her life.

When the fabric of reality starts to crack, Sonic finds himself drifting between fractured timelines-each one a reflection of who he could've been. But these echoes aren't just memories; they're living, breathing versions of himself, with their own choices and secrets. As a mysterious force known only as The Null threatens to erase every timeline, Sonic must race through a maze of shifting realities, confront conflicting versions of himself, and make impossible choices that could save-or destroy-the entire multiverse.

When a small but controversial loss occurs within a little forgotten mid-western town named Circle, we follow a determined hunt for justice that uncovers more than we ever could have bargained for. How far can a town continue running from it's past when the gates have boomed opened? Silence spreads throughout but some dare whisper that it's coming all the same. Welcome to The Silence of Circle.

Many marvel at the phenomena of this world that we can scientifically measure & observe. Indeed, many marvel yet still at just how much we cannot directly measure & observe, & yet seems to be at play phenomenally in some mysterious way. In this work, I shall attempt to elucidate upon some possible postulates related to the so-called physical & 'meta'physical realms & their seeming complementary & interdependent nature, whether or not prevailing philosophies support or contradict this view.

The universe began, scientists believe, with every speck of its energy jammed into a very tiny point. This extremely dense point exploded with unimaginable force, creating matter and propelling it outward to make the billions of galaxies of our vast universe. Astrophysicists dubbed this titanic explosion the Big Bang. And that's where we're going with the next international issue of Tevun-Krus: All languages and species welcome!

In Benny's world, everything is uncertain. Not just for her, but for everyone, and that is accepted. Scientists' meddling in the field of quantum physics have verified that until a certain reality is focused on in any given circumstance, many realities exist. But in daily life, we are always focusing on something, so people exist in one common reality. Right?