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And I think I found a good website just now. First google result after the wikis. http://msc.phys.rug.nl/quantummechanics/ "This presentation introduces the basic concepts and fundamental phenomena of quantum physics through a combination of computer simulation and animation." Maybe some...

Well I haven't taken calculus(thats next semester), so I know that will be lost with the equations. What I am really trying to do is get the basic concepts of QM. I'm not trying to do research or anything. Yet. So a lamens explenation would probably be the best bet.

Thank you for the responses. Especially Vanesch. Excellent explenation. I actually have a grasp of how different it is to the classical physics that I understand. Is there a good resource that lists and somewhat explains the equations used in quantum physics? Better than wiki preferably?

So I was watching the NOVA special, The Elegant Universe(and omg is it elegant), and they were talking about quantum mechanics. Specifically what sparked the train of thought that I am about to detail was that in QM there is the certain possibility that a particle might actually travel through...