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Making a tiny particle accelerator: Only half the size of a hair, fits on a chip
'Just look at this chip design, no human flesh engineer can think of it'.
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Animal world
Each animal has the secret to seeing in the dark differently
To the human eye, darkness is just a gloomy, bleak curtain. However, for dark nocturnal animals it is
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Scientists already know how to control 'sound matter'.
A big step forward in developing quantum computers.
Space science
Spacecraft powered by solar power circulates the Earth
In the future, LightSail 2 vessels, which exploit the momentum of light particles called photons from solar energy, will be useful to send robots to perform tasks outsid…
Space science
This is the first picture of the 'spooky impact' that Einstein talked about
Scientists have for the first time obtained an image of quantum entanglement when two photons interact and share the same physical state.
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Quantum teleport a photon carrying information into the gap between the diamond
This may be the foundation for building an absolute secure quantum information network.
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Integrated optical chip, the future CPU can be hundreds of times faster than the current
While integrating optical chips into existing processors will significantly increase processing speed, it will also increase the size of these processors.
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China developed a camera that could 'capture' from a distance of 45km, through fog and dust
This is a camera system capable of capturing your images from a distance of 45 km.
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20 interesting information about lighting you may not know
Here are twenty facts / useful information about the most interesting light, please read.
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China set a surprising record of quantum entanglement
According to Live Science, the scientists created six special photons that stored 18 qubits (bits of quantum information).
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When you turn off the light in the room, where did the light go?
According to Scienceabc, light is made up of millions of extremely small particles (these particles are not visible to the naked eye known as photons).
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Neodymium may be the key to opening up the future of quantum Internet
Recently, researchers at Caltech have developed a new, more efficient and compact method of storing quantum data than traditional methods.
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China has successfully performed underwater quantum teleportation for the first time
In the experiment to determine whether this was feasible, the information was transferred a distance of 3.3 meters in a brine tank.
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China's quantum satellite transmits tangled photons into Earth for the first time
China's quantum satellite has succeeded in transmitting tangled photons with a distance of 1,200 km to the Earth with lasers, shattering the previous grainy record of 10…