This way of looking at the cosmos could explain the quirks of quantum mechanics, like a particle being in two places at once. The answer may provide a surprising explanation to the mysteries of quantum mechanics. For example, in quantum mechanics particles can seem to appear in multiple locations at once, and we are never exactly sure where a particle will end up. The researchers argue that this shift in perspective offers a possible explanation for the mysteries of quantum mechanics. Things like quantum entanglement, random probabilities, wave-particle duality, and all the other usual consequences of quantum mechanics seem to be natural outgrowths of this faster-than-light perspective.