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Fig. 2: The Sun has two chains of alternating vortices and anti-vortices running parallel to the equator and the quantum energy levels of the Sun’s NEMF II. E xplaining why the L ifetime D ecay of R adioactive E lements is L onger when O bserver is P resent Wolfgang Ketterle from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology reported that the lifetime of decay of radioactive elements is longer when observer is present. The Russian scientist Igor Melnik (Tomsk) did research with spinning liquids and spinning solids in the proximity of decaying radioactive elements and found that the spinning masses were slowing the radioactive decay even from a distance. His results were reported at the International Conference on Torsion Fields and Informational Interactions, held in Sochi in August 2009 [5]. After he studied the influence of spinning liquids and solids on radioactive decay and he found that spinning of both (liquids and solids) slow down the radioactive decay and thus increase the lifetime of the decaying element, he went and studied the Phantom Effect, which is the imprint left on the space after the object has been removed - it allows detection of ex-presence. However, after all these valuable experiments, Dr. Melnik still couldn’t see the presence (existence) of the Space Matrix (called ether in the past) and its role in the observed experiments. He continued to think and to claim that the spinning objects create fields that are not electromagnetic [5], simply because he lacked knowledge in nonlinear physics and could not see that the involved field is nonlinear electromagnetic field (NEMF). In article [6], I showed that everything material is a material body and NEMF – it comes from the way the material world was created. If so, spinning liquid and solid masses would have spinning NEMF. If this spinning NEMF slower the decay of radioactive 17 Year 2022 Global Journal of Medical Research Volume XXII Issue IV Version I ( D ) K © 2022 Global Journals Explaining the Influence of the Observer on Quantum Measurements and the Influence of the Sick Patients on the Doctor