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Correct me if I'm wrong. The wave function of a particle collapses when you observe/measure it? Because that you essentially disturb it. Right?
So how is it that we see rainbows then if it's wave function collapses as we observe it? And how is it that we are able to split white light into different spectrum of light but the wave function doesn't collapse?
So how is it that we see rainbows then if it's wave function collapses as we observe it? And how is it that we are able to split white light into different spectrum of light but the wave function doesn't collapse?