Non-physicists, including artists, look at Schrodinger's Cat without the quantum mechanics. In other words, in a way we can understand.

So to conclude, Schrodinger's Cat is a way of trying to explain that while the cat is locked in the box its fate is uncertain, it’s in a superposition state of being both dead and alive.

The story of Schrodinger’s cat is well known, and one of quantum theory’s most popular phrases on the world stage. You can find his cat on t-shirts, bumper stickers, internet memes and … ...

Schrodinger wrote how in this quantum system, the cat is alive and dead at the same time, "mixed or spread out in equal parts." Ridiculous though it was, the Copenhagen interpretation agreed.

What Schrodinger's cat tells us about quantum physics. Newsletter sign up Newsletter (Image credit: Fox Photos/Getty Images) By The Week Staff. published 16 August 2017 ...

One of the most bizarre ideas about the quantum Universe is the notion of indeterminate states. In our conventional, macroscopic Universe, we're used to things simply existing in a particular, non ...

Schrodinger's cat. When Einstein and two co-authors published their famous rebuttal of the Copenhagen interpretation in 1935, fellow Copenhagen critic Erwin Schrodinger wrote to him in support. To ...