Physics

Strictly speaking , if you've achieved a quantum leap, how much further ahead are you?

20,000 leagues 5 parsecs 3.14 light years 0.00000000001 of a centimeter

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Joe Mansley
Oct 23, 2016

In a quantum leap, an electron changes energy state inside an atom. Atoms are really small, so the answer must be a small distance.

Steven Zheng
Jul 15, 2014

Wait, is a quantum leap actually a standard unit of measure now?

No...actually its a very small unit of measurement so its not a standard unit of measurement

Ankit Vijay - 6 years, 11 months ago

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Does quantum theory says that it is the smallest possible distance? I don't mean measurement, I mean can it be subdivided?

Shubham Gaikwad - 6 years, 10 months ago

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i'm sorry i'm not that aware to Quantum mechanics but the smallest distance possible is the planck's length , the length of a typical string in String Theory.

Ankit Vijay - 6 years, 5 months ago

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