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October 17, 2015 Craig Quantum Physics

Quantum mechanics has more proof of entanglement

It seems that the “spooky” nature of quantum mechanics as Einstein and others called it was just proved a step further. Scientists were able to entangle and prove such entanglement in labs 1.3KM apart. An interesting read and there is a link to the original paper as well.

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