I Who did this experiment with photons?

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This is the phenomenon of a photon simultaneously exist in many different spaces, experiment show that space does not exist and the distance is not real. This experiment bring a lot of sense in quantum research.
I want to review again but forgotten the name of person that did it.
 
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Perhaps... No Won Yett? :smile:

You'll need to provide more than this, as any assertion that space is not real is just speculation. And speculation is generally not discussed here.
 
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No Won Yett?

Xavier Breath?
Tony Von Thinkette?
 
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Ah, you mean the Pauli-Wurded Theory?
 
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