Like everything in quantum mechanics, everything is up to interpretation and Paul Sutter hopes to blow your mind with his own decoherence of reality by illustrating how nothing is true and everything is permitted in that weird, wibbley-wobbley realm. Or is it? Confused? You're not alone as a Quantum Mechanics Breakthrough Lets Scientists 'See' Objects Without Looking At Them, causing all sorts of consternation with the theory demonstrated by the Schrödinger’s cat thought experiment. John Anderer's invocation of transmon devices and its transcendent tech, only imagined in the pages of pulp science fiction, has potential to revolutionize the world as we know it. Speaking of which, do you remember those exotic time crystals that were only a theory a decade ago? Physicists Found A Time Crystal Inside A Children's Toy, of all things, and Alfredo Carpineti reckons these materials may not be so exotic after all. Similarly impossible, a Rare Quasicrystal Found Unexpectedly In A Nebraska Sand Dune has scientists and Stephen Luntz abuzz with excitement. While it's not a time crystal, this unique sample may pave the way to producing quasicrystals in the lab and industry sometime in the near future. (CS)-- Delivered by Feed43 serviceTHE ANOMALIST