For the first time, scientists have captured images of quantum entanglement in real time.
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 real time.Can people turn back time?
A document published in Annalen der Physik shows that time does not exist only one way from the past to the future, but depends on the ability of people to store memories.
