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Quantum Physics and Sri Krishna Leela
- Mr. kedarnath jonnalagadda

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I just looked up an article 'QUANTUM PHYSICS: Elite Retreat Takes the Measure of a Weirdly Ordinary World' Adrian Cho Science, Vol 304, Issue 5679, 1896-1897 , 25 June 2004. This is about a symposium at a remote lodge in the rural Midwest where physicists, philosophers and historians confront the stubborn mysteries of quantum mechanics. Apparently the key problems/perplexities of physicists are the following: 1) The nature of vaccuum 2) Concept of a field 3) The meaning of time QM has been used to explain a range of phenomenon that are fundamentally deviants from that which can be explained in terms of 'Classical Physics'. These range from the nature of chemical bonds to structure of neutron stars. These studies have immense possibilities of a) Quantum communications and b) Quantum computing The fundamental perplexity is that these theories clash with 'Classical Physics'. Classical Physics explains things beautifully of our world where 'one thing can exist at one place at one time'. However this is true at the gross level and objects at the microcosmic level. It is commonly known that 'Things can exist' at different places at the same time'. So, Sri Krishna appearing with different Gopikas at same time is not a fantasy - and probable reality. Quantum Mechanics/Physics - has fundamental problems on 1. Nature of Vacuum 2. Concept of a field 3. The meaning of time So all the interest in our Vedas is not limited to finding fault and ridiculing the 'Dharma' that is there. a) I guess the meaning 'Sarvavyaapi' (all pervading) can explain quite a lot for the first two. and b) 'Kala' (time) has the 'Kala Suktha' in Atharvana Vedam, where it is described that 'kala' is infact the God that uses Brahma to create.

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