Quantum physics opens the door to sending information into the past
An MIT model suggests that noisy quantum channels could send information to the past without violating relativity. What does this mean for physics?
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World Quantum Physics Day: what is being celebrated, why April 14th, and how it is already affecting our lives
What is World Quantum Physics Day, why is it celebrated on April 14th, and how are these technologies already impacting medicine, security, and technology?
IBM's quantum computer marks a milestone by recreating real magnetic materials
IBM succeeds in having its quantum computer reproduce real magnetic materials with experimental accuracy and opens new avenues in materials and drug design.
IBM's quantum computer succeeds in simulating real magnetic materials
IBM demonstrates that its quantum computer reproduces real magnetic materials and opens new avenues in materials discovery and supercomputing.
The real impact of refrigerator magnets on your fridge
Find out if refrigerator magnets damage your fridge or increase energy consumption, and how to use them safely on both older and newer models.
Resolution of the paradox with a photon and an atom in the double slit
Discover how a single atom and individual photons resolve Einstein and Bohr's quantum paradox in the double slit.
How climate change is slowing down the Earth's rotation
Rising sea levels are lengthening the days. A new study reveals how climate change is slowing the Earth's rotation and affecting our technology.
Time on Mars moves faster than on Earth: what it means and why it matters
Time on Mars is 477 microseconds ahead of Earth's time per day. This will affect navigation, communications, and future missions to the Red Planet.
Fermi detects a possible direct trace of dark matter at the center of the Milky Way
A halo of gamma rays in the Milky Way points to a possible direct trace of dark matter. Key aspects of the discovery, doubts, and Europe's role.
Photonics and artificial intelligence: the virtuous circle of light
Discover how photonics and artificial intelligence are working together to revolutionize health, industry, and hardware with light.