YouTube Channel’s Eugene Khutoryansky Explains the Double Slit Experiment Eugene Khutoryansky’s new animation does an excellent job explaining the double slit experiment which is the basis of Quantum Mechanics. Quantum Mechanics is the tool to explain the results of the double slit experiment where atomic structures display both particle and wave properties or as it’s […]
Summary Category
Welcome to the "Summary" section of Species Universe, where we curate and summarize key articles and insights that delve into the core principles of discovering the ultimate missing link in solving the Quantum Conundrum. Here, we explore the profound connection between consciousness and the physical universe, uncovering how ancient traditions and cutting-edge science converge on the idea that non-physical and non-local phenomena are at the heart of reality. By expanding our thinking beyond materialistic limitations, we embrace the truths revealed by Quantum Mechanics and timeless traditions, leading us closer to a comprehensive understanding of our universe. Dive into concise yet comprehensive summaries that illuminate the path to this groundbreaking discovery.
“Consciousness as an Anomaly” by Dr. Peter Russell
Peter Russell the futurist gives us a great explanation of how to begin to understand Consciousness as a genuine anomaly like Einstein excepted light having a finite velocity as a genuine anomaly to give us Relativity.
“What the Bleep do WE Know!?” The Movie
Make sure not to miss Dr. William Tiller (at 3:48 minutes into the clip) and Dr. John Hagelin (at 8:00 minutes into the clip) pointing out that Consciousness its self can and does create entire Universes.
Quantum Apocalypse – Discovering Nothing as the Sources of Everything
Quantum Apocalypse describes the upheaval going on in Science the field of study meant to be objective, physical and who’s observations / measurements are meant to be independent of the observer yet because of Quantum Mechanics Science cannot find a way to separate the Observer from the observed .
Exposure to the Quantum Conundrum (as it is called) is leading us to a completely different world than what we thought was there and what we think we see.
If you want to understand what we have been, are and definitely what we are becoming you’ll want to get your mind rapped around this!
“Consciousness Is the Unified Field” by Dr. John Hagelin
Dr. John Hagelin, Ph.D. as a world class physicist and teacher of the Transcendental Meditation program finds himself unambiguously explaining Consciousness as the Unified Field.
More and more physicist are subscribing to a Consciousness based Universe as the only way to understand what Quantum Mechanics is saying about the Universe we live in.
Follow along with John Hagelin on this video to see how he uses Quantum Mechanics to explain this.
Something from Nothing by Fred Alan Wolf
“Something from Nothing” explains Physicist Fred Alan Wolf is how Quantum Mechanics is leading us to a time when the relationship between the objective physical and the subjective individual is starting to be fudged!
Quantum Mechanics is used to account for the sub atomic quantum mechanical level of life having both wave and particle properties at the same time. To do this Quantum mechanics incorporates probability statistics to describe what’s there at that level. However, being only probabilities means that it is only a field of possibilities or probabilities and not actual or physical. In other words it’s “Nothing”.
It doesn’t become actual or physical until an observer collapses the wave function of probabilities to a certainty.
Nothing becomes Something!
Follow this intriguing direction our world is taking with me…
“World Based on Consciousness” by Dr. Amit Goswami
Physicist Dr. Amit Goswami explains how Quantum Physics tells us the world only makes sense when it’s based on Consciousness.
Quantum Mechanics and Consciousness | Bernard Haisch (Video)
Dr. Bernard Haisch, drawing from his book on the Gothic, explores the idea that our universe is finely tuned for life, citing various astrophysical properties that appear remarkably calibrated. These include the ratio of gravitational to Coulomb force, the strength of the nuclear force, a specific carbon resonance, water’s expansion upon freezing, the neutron’s mass […]
