Quantum Field

A Quantum Field is a type of energy field that surrounds certain particles.

Overview
Much like electric, magnetic and electromagnetic field, there is another type of field called a quantum field. Everything has a quantum field but it is mostly very weak. The quantum field itself is a result of the superstrings inside the quarks that make up the subatomic particles resonating. It was only discovered in the 30th century. It was this that helped the isolation and study of Dark Matter and Dark Energy as this field is the only thing that reacts with it. Quantum Fields also cause Resonance Cascades and Resonance Reversals. Everything also has a set quantum resonance frequency. Artificially creating a resonating quantum field at the same frequency with enough power can cause the superstrings to become open ended in that substance causing rifts in space (See Resonance Cascade) Certain particles have very strong quantum fields such as Quantaplex particles.

Uses
As everything has a quantum field it is possible to make much more accurate sensor arrays using them. Devices that use this method are called Quantum analysers. It is also used in Dark Matter Reactors to start the fission reaction and stop the fission reaction in Dark Fusion Reactors. An inverse quantum field can be used to cancel out the quantum field of another object. This is used to conduct a Resonance Reversal. Note that the field itself is not destroyed, merely suppressed.

Links of Relevance And Interest

 * Quantaplex Particles
 * Resonance Cascade
 * Resonance Reversal
 * Dark Matter
 * Dark Energy
 * Quantum Shields