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In quantum mechanics particles which do not classically have
enough energy to pass through a barrier do so.
But surely there is no mystery here if the energy of the
barrier is not as great as it is thought to be.
Charged particles from space could be penetrating
the barrier and cancelling out the charges of protons
and electrons in the barrier from time to time.
In other words the probability function is a reflection
of the chance of finding these charged particles in a given region of
space.Has this possibility be considered before in the literature?
enough energy to pass through a barrier do so.
But surely there is no mystery here if the energy of the
barrier is not as great as it is thought to be.
Charged particles from space could be penetrating
the barrier and cancelling out the charges of protons
and electrons in the barrier from time to time.
In other words the probability function is a reflection
of the chance of finding these charged particles in a given region of
space.Has this possibility be considered before in the literature?