Nuclear physics meets Schrödinger's infamous thought experiment! This meme brilliantly captures the radioactive decay of Uranium-235 into Lead-207 over its half-life of approximately 700 million years. The cat's presence is the perfect punchline - both there and not there until you observe it, just like our quantum friends in the subatomic world. Turns out the answer to "what's in the box?" after 2 billion years isn't just lead, but apparently a calico cat with some suspicious markings. Radioactive decay: the original "glow up" before Instagram made it cool.
Schrödinger's Nuclear Decay
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