Articles for tag: quantum entanglement, Quantum Mechanics, Quantum Physics, Science Explained

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Quantum Entanglement: The Spooky Science Einstein Couldn’t Explain

Suhail Ahmed

  It begins with a riddle: two particles born together, then flung far apart, still behaving like a matched pair of dice that always land in step. For a century, physicists have wrestled with this eerie coordination, trying to decide whether nature is secretly scripted or fundamentally unpredictable. In the last decade, meticulous experiments have ...

Quantum Entanglement: The Spooky Science Einstein Couldn't Explain

Quantum Entanglement: The Spooky Science Einstein Couldn’t Explain

Andrew Alpin

Picture this: somewhere in the universe, two particles are dancing to a cosmic rhythm that defies everything you think you know about reality. When one spins up, the other spins down. When one changes direction, its partner responds instantly. Miles, continents, or even light-years might separate them, yet they remain forever connected in a mysterious ...

Why Time Might Not Exist the Way We Think It Does

Why Time Might Not Exist the Way We Think It Does

Jan Otte

Picture yourself sitting in a coffee shop, watching the steam rise from your cup, hearing conversations blend into the rhythmic tick of a wall clock. Everything feels so solid, so connected by time’s steady flow. Yet, what if I told you that this entire experience might be built on an elaborate illusion? What if time ...

Space-Time Might Be a Simulation

Space-Time Might Be a Simulation

Gargi Chakravorty

The boundaries tween science fiction and cutting-edge physics have blurred dramatically in recent years. What once seemed like fantasy could represent one of the most profound questions in modern science. The possibility that our reality is computational in nature challenges everything we thought we knew about existence itself. This isn’t just about mysterious signals from ...

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No! Cern Did Not Discover A Fourth Dimension But Here’s What Actually Happened

Gargi Chakravorty

You may have seen sensational headlines: “CERN finds fourth dimension!” or “Ghost structure discovered inside accelerator”. That’s not quite right — CERN hasn’t cracked open a new spatial dimension. What’s really going on is more subtle, more mathematical, and still pretty fascinating. In 2024, particle accelerator physicists reported evidence for a resonant “ghost” structure inside ...

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New Glimpse into Subatomic Physics: Protons Are More Complex Than We Thought

Suhail Ahmed

The proton was supposed to be simple. Three quarks held together by gluons sounded tidy enough to fit on a classroom poster and, for decades, that picture did its job. But new measurements, sharper than anything we’ve had before, are showing a world that’s messier, livelier, and frankly more beautiful than the tidy sketch. Inside ...