Experiments with entangled particles and various interpretations of the experiments are usually combined under a common term 'Quantum Nonlocality'. This work analyzes the term of ‘nonlocality’ and gives brief overview of the known interpretations of the entangled particles paradox. A model of the physical vacuum as a superfluid is proposed. Structures forming in the superfluid physical vacuum that surround a particle can give explanation to the quantum entanglement phenomenon.

@Article{Sotina-2022-1518,
   author    = {Sotina, Nina},
   title     = {Quantum nonlocality.},
   year      = {2022},
   pages     = {Online},
   journal   = {Proceedings; Harbingers of Neophysics},
   publisher = {PhysNew Ltd},
   address   = {Ryde, UK},
   issn      = {0000-0000},
   url       = {https://neophysics.org/p/1518},
   urldate   = {2024-09-16},
}