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According to absolute relativity, the temporal flow of a quantum experiment is determined when the macroscopic temporal flow merges with that of the particle (that explains why materialists are so fond of determinism). The quantum theory tells us that when two iso- lated systems (measured particle and measuring instrument) start interacting, they become a single system described by a single wave function that contains all the possibilities of the two systems. The sep- arate history of two entities becomes a single history. In absolute rela- tivity, two separate STs merge and form a new hybrid ST, in between the microscopic and the macroscopic. However, when the global system divides into two separate subsys- tems again, it is impossible to describe each subsystem by means of an independent wave function, but there is always a global wave function for the two as a whole. Note that this particular wave function is tem- 4 . c a c a toms aoa porarily autonomous from other wave functions! It is a totally unlinked piece of history. Let us return to our famous genealogy. Recent experiments proved the so-called teleportation of atoms. The properties of one of them are “transferred” because of the indivis- ibility imposed by quantum entanglement, i.e., without a causal link. The wave function remains global, for it is the same object seen from another ST (ours) when the number of space quanta is increased. There is indeed an observation problem, but for different reasons than those suggested by idealistic physicists. In our case (absolute relativity), the observer sees the creation of a new ST, or rather of a new sequence of history that is added to the sum of partially independent histories of the universe (see the causal func- tion below). It is possible to add a specific history to the general history without being part of it, which is known as space travel. This interac- tion occurs in addition to those already happening, whereas we can “step outside” thanks to the weakness of the causal links. The equation is simple: high time density (or large fractal intervals) = weak causal links. The technology used by ET vessels derives its power from the fact that it taps into these collective histories of the material universe at will, even if it leaves behind tangible, but very local traces. You will now understand why our quantum mechanics experi- ments multiply our incursions in extratemporal STs. They are therefore tue a4 eat c 1 rightfully concerned about the consequences of such unconscious inva- sions. The invaders are not necessarily the ones we should believe, in this case the humans. So it is not surprising that these invaders (us) suf- fer a few after-effects. Perhaps the “abductions” should be considered Shedding new light on science 267