Quantum Relatedness

A few years ago, researchers made an unusual experiment. They produced a pairs of photons and emitted the two photons of each pair in opposite direction toward special detectors. They observed that for any given pair, each photon instantaneously knew what was happening to the other.

It was as if twins sent toward distant stars would always react similarly to similar situations. If both encountered a locked door, they would both turn back, or both would enter by the window, or both would scratch their head, and so forth.

The experiment proved the existence of immediate linkage between separate systems. Information could propagate at supraluminal, or faster-than-light, velocity. This conclusion, that shook the scientific community, was actually our first glance at the Eternon world of instant communication.

Quantum Duality

A quantum object has a dual nature of wave and particle. Depending on how one looks at the object, each aspect is revealed. This quantum duality is the same we find in all Eternons constructions, including ourselves. We are simultaneously the particles of our human structure and the waves of our Eternons. We are simultaneously matter and spirit.

Quantum Uncertainty

Waves are undulations of a medium. Ripples on a pond’s surface are undulations of water. Sounds reaching our ears are undulations of air. Quantum waves, on the other hand, do not move through any known medium.

Because physicists have no idea of what undulates in quantum waves, they call them "probability waves." But what is probable for physicists is real for Eternons. Only, this reality eludes the human mind and the best laboratory equipment. Eventually, science will understand that the medium is Universal Energy itself.

Black holes are regions of space where gravitation is so intense that everything nearby is swallowed. Not even light escapes their grip. Their treacherous invisibility and voracious appetite make black holes the ogres of a celestial mythology already replete with white dwarfs and red giants.

Black holes have captured the imagination of fiction writers and cosmologists. We are told that black holes could serve as time machines, or allow us to pass into unreachable parts of the universe. As humans, we could never penetrate black holes. Inconceivable forces would crunch our frail bodies. As Eternons, on the other hand, we would have no problem.  The entire universe is open to Eternons, no matter how hostile some parts of it may seem to us, human structures. This Eternon freedom is even what inspires our dreams of black hole exploration, interstellar travel, and supraluminal motion.

The most progressive concept in the Quantum Theory is that objects and observers no longer are separate. The particles of the measurer, those of the measuring device, and those being measured, all react to each other and modify their behavior accordingly. Thought itself becomes a quantum phenomenon.

This is in perfect agreement with Eternism which views consciousness as an attribute of the whole universe. Consciousness alters quantum waves and thus alters the physical realm. This provides the key to many otherwise inexplicable metaphysical and paranormal phenomena.

For physicists investigating the infinitely small, Eternons are energy fields condensing into matter.
For astronomers exploring the infinitely large, Eternons are density fluctuations organizing celestial bodies.
For neurobiologists deciphering the infinitely complex, Eternons are brain waves producing consciousness.
Whatever the name they give to it, quantum sciences are already speaking the very words of Eternism.