Observation Problems Related to Superposition

For a long time it was thought that light can't escape the Universe, because in traveling outward it merely expands the boundary of the Universe, largely neglecting the contradictions created by this thought, hoping to find an answer about what was not taken into account somewhere in the future. Without even trying to think of another possibility and trying to imagine a much simpler answer that light doesn't do it at all. We, without our high-precision observation machines, are non-deterministic observers and we simply can’t break the quantum superposition state thereby, we can't actually see where photons are actually moving.

That is why it seems to us that light can leave the boundaries of the Universe when it actually can't. So that makes this observation effect? The answer is in the word that was said before, it’s superposition. For a non-deterministic observers, photons always seem like they are moving in multiple directions at the same time and this makes it seem for us like light leaves the boundaries of the Universe when it actually doesn't. And the main purpose of this article is to ruin the validity of this thought.