Quantum entanglement breaks record by linking two atoms over 20 miles

33 kilometers: the new record for quantum entanglement between two atoms over fiber optics. Key Takeaways Researchers entangled two atoms across 33 kilometers of fiber optic cable, breaking a distance record. The experiment paves the way for a faster and more secure quantum internet. Rubidium atoms in optical traps were entangled through photon emissions and…

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Scientists simulate ‘baby’ wormhole without rupturing space and time

Scientists simulated a “baby wormhole” on Google’s Sycamore quantum processor. Key Takeaways Researchers claim to have simulated a wormhole on a quantum computer, transmitting quantum information through a space-time tunnel. The experiment observed “baby wormhole” dynamics, providing insights into Einstein-Rosen bridges without physically rupturing space-time. Using Google’s Sycamore quantum processor, the experiment demonstrated a technical…

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Two contradictory versions of reality can exist at the same time, quantum experiment shows

A quantum experiment revealed two observers can experience different, coexisting realities. Our understanding of reality is often shaped by biases—our senses, cultures, and knowledge influence how we see the world. But even science, often regarded as a path to objective truth, may not always offer a single, consistent version of reality. A recent experiment testing…

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Experiments set to examine if consciousness emerges from quantum strange behavior

New Research Links Quantum Mechanics to Consciousness, Exploring the Brain’s Quantum Connections TL;DR Recent research suggests a connection between quantum mechanics and consciousness, challenging traditional views of brain function. Theoretical proposals indicate that consciousness may arise from quantum states, potentially explained by the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics. Roger Penrose’s hypothesis posits that the collapse…

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