Researchers Achieve Quantum Teleportation Over 10 Miles of Empty Space

[Gita]

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Researchers Achieve Quantum Teleportation Over 10 Miles of Empty Space



'Scientists in China have broken the record for quantum teleportation, achieving a distance of about 10 miles, according to a new study in Nature Photonics. That's a giant leap from previous achievements.

The feat brings us closer to communicating information without needing a traditional signal transmission, the researchers note. Although it's called teleportation, no matter is really moved. Rather, the quantum state of one object is transferred to another object.'

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[Etherios]

But But But .... scientists for so many years have said this isnt possible ... but but but .... omg this is a lie ... they cant be wrong ....

[lindabaker]

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But But But .... scientists for so many years have said this isnt possible ... but but but .... omg this is a lie ... they cant be wrong ....

You have talent as a scriptwriter, Etherios

[Decibellistics]

What does the last line mean? The quantum state of one object is transferred to another. The conciousness of the body being "teleported" is transferred into another body??????

Or is it a molecular sub atomic transfer that manifests itself as the original body once transferred.

I doubt anyone knows, but just wondering.

[frozenmagma]

Thank you for your post Gita for sharing this with us. At least the quantum physics fields are regarded as right direction for our science research so far...one of the indigo children Akiane drew a visionary picture about quantum world by her age of 7 or 9 years old. The donut loop in the picture is exactly what the quantum physicians have been talking about---the strings!

Here's the link:https://www.akiane.com/store/catalog...242/image/340/
https://www.akiane.com/store/prints/...tum-world.html
take a look on what she saw when she had such vision.

[Gita]

You are very welcomed Frozenmagma and thank you for the link - pretty amazing!