Here is an article from phys.org that may be of interest:
https://phys.org/news/2021-11-quantum-realm.html
A quote from it:
>"Extending this principle to time's arrows, it results that quantum systems evolving in one or the other temporal direction (the toothpaste coming out of or going back into the tube), can also find themselves evolving simultaneously along both temporal directions.
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>"Although this idea seems rather nonsensical when applied to our day-to-day experience, at its most fundamental level, the laws of the universe are based on quantum-mechanical principles. This begs the question of why we never encounter these superpositions of time flows in nature," said Dr. Rubino.
Perhaps they're just asking the wrong people.
Few points to keep in mind.
- Quantum Realm can be used to travel through time and push time through things.
- What happened to the time travel tech Tony Stark made is still unknown.
- Kang is one of the confirmed characters in Antman: Quantumania.
Keeping this in mind, I feel like in the 31st century, Nathaniel Richards stumbles upon Tony's rudimentary time heist items and files, which being the genius he is, understands and develops further and better, now properly harnessing the power of the Quantum Realm, allowing him to traverse and control multiple timelines.
Edit: Wording Edit2: 30th to 31st
Like there's trillions of atoms in you and you're huge compared to them so if you became smaller than an atom the atoms inside you would be really damn small. I know atoms react with each other like forming ionic bonds and covalent bonds with their electrons. So like if he went near loads of atoms would the electrons in his atoms fuse with them or something? I'm not an expert on this thing but it made me think.
Is the quantum realm a whole different dimension/universe unto its self, kinda like dormmamus? Or does every universe have its own quantum realm?
If this has been explained Iβm sorry.
Like who would be snooping around an old storage facility to let him out? Or does he find Chronopolis and escape some way through there?
Scott comes out of the quantum realm after 5 years which was only 5 hours for him. Janet was in there for about 30 years which should therefore be 30 hours for her.
So why did she age so much? Shouldnβt she look the same as she did in 1987?
Instead of Janet, Hank sacrifies himself to stop the missile in the 80s, but Janet remains working for SHIELD instead leaving, continuing the development of the Pym particle to find Hank eventually while Hope develop some "hate" for her mother due Hank's supossed death.
However, without Hank and Pym Industries, Norman Oscorp, a former scientist of SHIELD rises.
Cast:
- Michael Douglas as Hank Pym
- Michelle Pfeiffer as Janer Van Dyne
- Evangeline Lilly as Hope Pym
- Cobie Smulders as Maria Hill
- Samuel L. Jackson ad Nick Fury
- William Dafoe as Norman "do you know how much I sacrificed" Osborn
So in endgame we learn that Ant Man was trapped in the quantum realm for 5 years,but it felt like 5 hours,so the 30 years that Janet Van Dyne was inside the quantum realm,it felt like she was in there for not even a day and a half
That also means that in What If Episode five,she probably contracted the zombie virus a matter of MINUTES after being in there,at most a few hours,that means that Janet was probably a zombie in what if for over 20 years
When Scott gets trapped in the quantum realm in the end of Ant-Man and the Wasp, instead of being sent to 2023, he gets sent back in time to 2013. To make it a bit more interesting letβs assume that Scott has no issue whatsoever with changing the past. What kind of things does he do and how does it affect the future of the MCU?
The IG only works in the universe its infinity stones are from. Does these still count as the same universe or is it different?
