Wavefunction Collapse

{
  "type": "educational infographic",
  "style": "clean, modern, scientific illustration",
  "background": "dark blue gradient",
  "header": {
    "title": "{argument name=\"main title\" default=\"Wavefunction Collapse\"}",
    "subtitle": "From Many Possibilities to One Outcome"
  },
  "layout": {
    "structure": "3 columns separated by thin vertical lines, connected by 2 horizontal right-pointing arrows",
    "sections": [
      {
        "heading": "{argument name=\"step 1 title\" default=\"Before Measurement\"}",
        "subheading": "{argument name=\"subject\" default=\"Electron\"} as a Probability Wave",
        "visual": "diffuse, glowing blue cloud of particles resembling a nebula",
        "labels": ["Probable Locations", "Superposition of all possibilities"]
      },
      {
        "heading": "{argument name=\"step 2 title\" default=\"Measurement\"}",
        "subheading": "We Measure the {argument name=\"subject\" default=\"Electron\"}'s Position",
        "visual": "grey rectangular measuring device with a green screen and red button, with a downward arrow pointing to a flattened, glowing blue and yellow particle cloud"
      },
      {
        "heading": "{argument name=\"step 3 title\" default=\"After Measurement\"}",
        "subheading": "Wavefunction Collapses",
        "visual": "single, solid yellow sphere emitting radial light rays",
        "labels": ["Single, Definite Location"]
      }
    ]
  },
  "footer": {
    "explanation": "'Collapse' means the wavefunction goes from a spread of possibilities to one specific result.",
    "summary": "From Multiple Potentials [yellow right arrow] To One Certain Outcome"
  }
}