welcome!

[x_shadowcat]

Just got back from picking up x_rahne at the airport. She's awfully nice and I think she'll get along just fine here. *waves*
(I did show her how to use this system and helped her set up her account on the server, but I don't know when she'll get around to it...)

x_beast, sorry I missed physics for the pickup. Hope it was nothing too fascinating. We're still just doing quantum and the energy well, right?

Anyways, plans for the picnic are coming along just swimingly. Remember to let us know if you're coming so we can plan accordingly.

Got to run. Haven't got any handy excuse to miss my afternoon classes. *g*

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[x-rahne.livejournal.com]

She's awfully nice and I think she'll get along just fine here.

*blushes and waves back* Thank you. I hope I will.

And thank you again for showing me how to use the system. I hope I've got it right.

Oh! See, I've used the picture of Loch Leven I promised I'd show you.

*looks at the other comments* Particles can be where they can't be?

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[x-kitten.livejournal.com]

*nod* the picture's really pretty.

And yeah, they can. It's confusing and would take me a while to explain, but if you really want I can try. Have you ever heard of Schrodinger's Cat?

[x-rahne.livejournal.com]

Have you ever heard of Schrodinger's Cat?

I've heard of cations....

Somehow I'm thinking that's not it.

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[x-kitten.livejournal.com]

No, not really. :)

Essentially, in an energy well there's walls which normal material can't go into, cause they're walls. But signle particles have some really funny rules and there's a certain probability that when you go to look you'll find the particle in the wall, in a forbidden energy state. It'll be somewhere that it just can't be, according to normal logic.

It's weird...