In Quantum Physics, there's a feature called superposition which: .. defines how things can never be in two places at once, prior to observation an object is in a superposition (neither one or other), and that electrons always orbit somethin, they are sort of everywhere and anywhere all at once. .. defines how things can be at two places at once, prior to observation an object is in a superposition state (neither one or other), and that electrons never orbit anything, they are sort of everywhere and anywhere all at once. Probability is what matters. .. defines how things can be at three places at once, prior to observation an object is a particle, and that electrons always orbit something, they are sort of everywhere and anywhere all at once. .. defines how things can be at two places at once, after observation an object is in a superposition (neither one or other), and that electrons never orbit anything, they are sort of everywhere. Probability doesn't matter