Consider the probability of waking up on Mars tomorrow. What is the probability you came up with, and why? Quantum theory, particularly Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle, suggests that there's a minute possibility that particles, including ourselves, could exist in distant locations, like Mars. This arises from the concept that our quantum wave could theoretically tunnel through space-time and end up there. However, when you run the numbers, the odds are so astronomically low that it would take longer than the entire lifespan of the universe for it to occur. So, while it’s not impossible, the overwhelmingly likely outcome is that you'll wake up in your bed, not on Mars.