It's also a stasis field generator. You can't reverse time, but you can keep it stopped at that moment.
Nah, too many variables for a true quantum state.
Like, break the top pane of glass, and proceed to take out the plates without opening the door. Or if it's a sliding door, slide it just a bit and stuff the bottom with blankets, so they don't fall to the floor. Also, a quantum state would result in a randomized result for each plate, but here they're either all broken, or none are. There would need to be a probabilistic chooser, like someone trying to catch them as they're falling but letting some % break (that could make for a fun video, though).
It's also a stasis field generator. You can't reverse time, but you can keep it stopped at that moment.
Nah, too many variables for a true quantum state.
Like, break the top pane of glass, and proceed to take out the plates without opening the door. Or if it's a sliding door, slide it just a bit and stuff the bottom with blankets, so they don't fall to the floor. Also, a quantum state would result in a randomized result for each plate, but here they're either all broken, or none are. There would need to be a probabilistic chooser, like someone trying to catch them as they're falling but letting some % break (that could make for a fun video, though).
If it's a sliding door they might be salvageable
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