As any self-respecting physicist knows, quantum fluctuations are an inevitable part of life in the living room. And nowhere is this more apparent than on the bookshelf.
Our research team has spent years studying the strange, unpredictable movements of books on a shelf. We've observed that sometimes a book will fall off the shelf, sometimes it will spin around in a circle, and sometimes it will just sit there, looking smug.
But what's behind these enigmatic events? Is it the inherent randomness of quantum mechanics, or is it something more... sinister?
We're not sure, but we're working on it. In the meantime, we recommend you check out some of our other studies on Quantum Fluctuations in the Kitchen, or Quantum Fluctuations in the Bedroom.
And if you're feeling adventurous, take a look at our Quantum Fluctuations in the Attic study - where the fluctuations are so strong, they'll knock you off your feet!