B Can an atom be in two places at once?

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I have heard that atom can be in two places at the same time. How this could be possible?
 
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Habib_7654 said:
How this could be possible?

It's not possible. Where did you get that from?
 
weirdoguy said:
It's not possible. Where did you get that from?
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one of my friend told me and send this.
 
Habib_7654 said:
one of my friend told me and send this.
Stuff like this is the reason Physics Forums has its rule about acceptable sources. That headline is seriously misleading, and if you want to learn any real physics you have to stop reading pop-sci sources like Discover.

If you can find a copy of Girardi's "Sneaking a look at God's cards" you might give it a try. It's no substitute for a college level quantum mechanics textbook, but it does provide a reasonably accurate non-technical explanation.
 
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Stuff like this is the reason Physics Forums has its rule about acceptable sources. That headline is seriously misleading, and if you want to learn any real physics you have to stop reading pop-sci sources like Discover.

If you can find a copy of Girardi's "Sneaking a look at God's cards" you might give it a try. It's no substitute for a college level quantum mechanics textbook, but it does provide a reasonably accurate non-technical explanation.
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