“Observing Light SOURCE creates quantum tunneling across the zero-point field, which results in non-local awareness.” – Skip” Atwater, Research Director, The Monroe Institute
Quantum tunneling is a micro and nanoscopic phenomenon in which a particle violates principles of classical mechanics by penetrating or passing through a potential barrier or impedance higher than the kinetic energy of the particle. A barrier, in terms of quantum tunneling, may be a form of energy state analogous to a “hill” or incline in classical mechanics, which would suggest that passage through or over such a barrier would be impossible without sufficient energy. However, because of differences in terms of scale and interaction between quantum and classical mechanics, practical applications of the latter would be inaccurate.
On the quantum scale, objects exhibit wave-like behavior; in quantum theory, quanta moving against a potential energy “hill” can be described by their wave-function, which represents the probability of finding that particle in a certain location at either side of the “hill”. If this function describes the particle as being on the other side of the “hill”, then there is the probability that it has moved through, rather than over it, and has thus “tunneled“.