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What would happen if one could create a simultaneous implosion and explosion in the same 'space'? In and out...? Is that the pulse? The bounce. The wave.  Nothing. It would be like a wave canceling another wave out. not really it forms a boundary within which things occur between the 2 In physics, coherence is an ideal property of waves that enables stationary (i.e. temporally and spatially constant) interference. Quoting: observationit is not cancelling out it is that nothing outside the now formed boundery around the 2 know what is happening within their coherent boundary But, if it is all occurring within the exact same space...I was thinking that it would be enclosed. I see.
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