Quantum physics news, features and articles
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Is Space Full of Quantum Foam?Here's what you would see if you were to gaze deeper and deeper into empty space until out of nothing, something suddenly appears.
By Ross Pomeroy Published
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'Atomic Fingerprinting' Tech Could End Counterfeit GoodsScientists have developed a new method that can stamp things with "atomic fingerprints" to keep phony products at bay.
By Tracy Staedter Published
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New Quantum-Entanglement Record Could Spur Hack-Proof CommunicationsBy Edd Gent Published
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Schrodinger's Cat Arrives? Quantum Weirdness Gets Life SizeA new ultrareflective pendulum that is completely isolated from its environment could be used to test for bizarre quantum effects on a large scale.
By Tia Ghose Published
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LHC Atom Smasher Opens Quantum Physics FloodgatesAs it restarts its mission to discover weird and exotic things about our universe, the Large Hadron Collider is about to become a firehose of quantum data.
By Ian O'Neill Published
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William Shatner: 'Star Trek' Tech Is 'Not That Far-Fetched'By Denise Chow Published
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Cryptography Pioneers Snag the 'Nobel Prize of Computer Science'Whitfield Diffie and Martin Hellman have won the Nonbel Prize of Computer Science for their efforts in encryption and secure communications.
By Tia Ghose Published
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Spooky Action Is Real: Bizarre Quantum Entanglement Confirmed in New TestsSpooky action at a distance, the bizarre implication of quantum mechanics that so-rattled Einstein, is real, a series of new tests confirm.
By Tia Ghose Published
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Shades of 'Star Trek'? Quantum Teleportation Sets Distance RecordA record-breaking distance has been achieved in the bizarre world of quantum teleportation, scientists say.
By Charles Q. Choi Published
