Everyone knows that everything in the universe is made out of particles called atoms. Atoms are usually depicted as solid, round balls of stuff. But when you divide these particles you find even smaller protons and neutrons, break open protons and neutrons and you get quarks. But not even quarks are solid; they made out of a string of pure energy. In quantum physics, subatomic particles called quarks are the basic building blocks of all reality. These particles change in nature when observed by a conscious mind; they can materialize out of nowhere, exist in more than one place at once, and disappear without a trace. Quantum particles can communicate and influence each other instantaneously - faster even than the speed of light, which Newtonian physics deems the limit. In fact, these particles do not exist until they are observed!

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