- 26 Oct 2015 19:00
#14613066
https://www.sciencenews.org/blog/science-ticker/confirmed-quantum-mechanics-weird?tgt=nr
They apparently demonstrated a loophole free bell test.
Researchers successfully transmitted information across entangled particles while using a light speed signal. It's aparently still not considered possible to do so without the light speed signal for reasons I don't really understand.
Harvard also created a meta material with a refractive index of zero, which was described in the article as allowing light to go "infinitly fast" while going through it. I don't really understand that either but it sounds cool.
http://www.engadget.com/2015/10/22/harvard-creates-a-material-that-lets-light-go-infinitely-fast/
The study shows that an experimenter who measures the spin of an electron can effectively predict what the spin of the electron’s entangled partner will be when measured. That success persists even when both measurements are completed before a light-speed signal could travel between the particles, which violates a principle called locality.
They apparently demonstrated a loophole free bell test.
Researchers successfully transmitted information across entangled particles while using a light speed signal. It's aparently still not considered possible to do so without the light speed signal for reasons I don't really understand.
Harvard also created a meta material with a refractive index of zero, which was described in the article as allowing light to go "infinitly fast" while going through it. I don't really understand that either but it sounds cool.
http://www.engadget.com/2015/10/22/harvard-creates-a-material-that-lets-light-go-infinitely-fast/
My dream is a hemispheric common market, with open trade and open borders.