Can Black Holes Die?
Black holes are not necessarily eternal in the simplest quantum description. Stephen Hawking's work showed that quantum effects near an event horizon allow black holes t…
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Black holes are not necessarily eternal in the simplest quantum description. Stephen Hawking's work showed that quantum effects near an event horizon allow black holes t…
The Higgs boson is the quantum excitation of the Higgs field, a field that fills space and is central to how elementary particles acquire mass in the Standard Model.
The Standard Model is the quantum theory that describes known elementary particles and the electromagnetic, weak and strong interactions among them, but it does not incl…
Quantum advantage means demonstrating a computation in which a quantum computer delivers a capability beyond the best practical classical approach, with evidence strong…
Quantum error correction protects fragile quantum information by encoding one logical qubit across several physical qubits and repeatedly measuring error information wit…
The uncertainty principle is a quantum-mechanical limit on how sharply certain pairs of properties, such as position and momentum, can be defined together in the same st…
Wave-particle duality describes how quantum objects such as photons and electrons can produce wave-like interference in some experiments while being detected as discrete…
Quantum entanglement is a relationship between quantum systems in which their joint state cannot be described as independent states for each part, producing correlations…
Quantum physics describes matter and energy at atomic and subatomic scales, where probabilities, quantization, superposition, and wave behavior become essential.
A qubit, or quantum bit, is the basic unit of quantum information. Qubits use quantum states with amplitude and phase, can become entangled, and must be controlled befor…
Humans have always been curious, seeking to explore the origins and end of life. Do we have souls? What is a soul? Where does the soul go after death?
A collaboration between scientists from the University of Ottawa and Sapienza University has captured for the first time the dance of two quantumly entangled photons in…
Hawking's paradox states that in the process of disappearing, black holes destroy all information about their origin, contrary to the rules of quantum physics.
Quantum computing systems with hundreds of thousands to millions of qubits are being developed by IBM and Google, expected to be completed in the next 10 years.
At its core, stealth technology relies on manipulating light waves, which are responsible for our visual perception.