Quantum Movement is a term used to describe the phenomenon of particles or objects jumping from one energy level to another without passing through the intervening space. This phenomenon is also known as quantum LEAP or quantum tunneling. The term 'quantum movement' was first coined by physicist Erwin Schrödinger in 1926. It is an important concept in quantum mechanics and has been used to explain many phenomena, such as the behavior of electrons in atoms and molecules. The term 'LEAP' is often used to describe this phenomenon, as it implies that the particle or object is making a sudden jump from one energy level to another.