In a double slit experiment is the particle always detected traveling through a single slit due to its always traveling through a single slit?
What is the bigger mistake in physics today, the particle not always traveling through a single slit in a double slit experiment or the Big Bang?
How are particles observed in the double-slit experiment? Will we ever truly explain the results of the double slit experiment? If dark matter strongly interacts with matter then is it what waves in a double slit experiment? Is the strongly interacting dark matter which fills 'empty' space what waves in a double slit experiment? Is there evidence of the strongly interacting dark matter that fills 'empty' space every time a double slit experiment is performed? Is it what waves? What determines where a wave function collapses to when observed in the double slit experiment? In the double slit experiment what constitutes as "measurement" causing the wave function to collapse? In double slit, how does changing the size of the slit affect the pattern? Is the superfluid dark matter what waves in a double slit experiment? How does the slit width affect the number of fringes visible in young's double slit experiment? What happened in the first second of the big bang? What happened on the first second of the big bang? As ALL matter is created soon after the Big Bang, and in a relatively small area, why doesn't it collapse into a black hole under its own gravitation? Is quantum physics hard? What is the reason for wave particle duality? Could the Big Bang have been a Big Vacuum? What is single slit interrference What are some modern explanations for wave particle duality? How was matter created when the Big Bang occurred? Can another Big Bang happen more than once in our Universe? Why is the wave-particle duality contradictory? In a double slit experiment, how do we know for sure that the electron duplicates itself when there is no way to distinguish between two electrons clearly? Is this a better explanation for Wave-Particle Duality? What is the flaw in the Big Bang Theory? In a double slit interference pattern, why does the intensity of the fringes decrease as you get further away from the central maximum? What are the biggest blunders in the history of physics? Is there any hypothesis that the big bang occurs repeatedly? Was the Big Bang a result of a white hole? If all matter was at a point at the time of the Big Bang, how is it that against such extreme gravity it could ever explode? What is young single slit experiment of diffraction? Explain with diagram.