Physics, asked by Arna146, 15 days ago

What is "nothing" in quantum physics??

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Answered by BlazeFlick
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A space that has zero particles, no particle at every place where a particle could be. Physicists call this the 'vacuum state,' and thanks to quantum mechanics, it has some weird properties.

Answered by nilesh7823
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