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I need DETAILS, please. Observing it forces the electron to choose only one path, so it can't interfere with itself, but can someone explain this in details, and give me the names of some theories that are involved in this, like why the particle even goes through both slits in the first place, how is it possible that observation itself changes that, and so on.

Anything and as much as possible!

Thanks!

Thanks for the answers.

All I ever read about Hawking radiation is that a pair of virtual particles are created near the event horizon and they have a high enough energy for one to be able to escape it... But what I can't seem to get is how the hell does that take away a black hole's mass? How does that make them not last forever?

Thank you.

So closer to the center of the Earth you are, slower time passes for you...

But if you're closer to the center of the Earth, then aren't you also moving slower than someone who is higher [Earth's rotation]?

Am I wrong about this, or is it simply that the first reason, gravity, affects time more than the tiny difference in speed?

If gravity is simply space-time bent by mass, then why are gravitons suppose to exist?

Because what I understand by Einstein's gravity, is that gravity isn't even an actual force... So what's up?

Thanks.