Suppose you have a transmitter sending out a single photon. If you think about this photon as a wave, you will see a circular wave moving away from the transmitter. Over millennia, this wave spreads throughout the galaxy. Now, if detectors are placed all over the galaxy and the photon is eventually detected by one of them, does the wave instantaneously vanish in all other regions of the galaxy?
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