Anyone know anything about quantum entanglement equation detection
 

Serious question.

Que the stupid responses.

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Yeah, I'm actually a world renowned expert in it tbh...

The answer you are looking for, is poo... ITS ALWAYS POO.

Hope this helps


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over my head however I have seen a few articles about entanglement lately... some new developments :2 cents:

https://www.livescience.com/65969-qu...ent-photo.html

acting white?

Thanks. My son is working on an idea and school project and needs to present his idea soon. He is actually on to something so we are planning to document it and try for publication.

Just trying to get more info but seems there is very little available right now.

This is GFY. Everyone here is always an expert on everything.

He could demonstrate the double slit experiment if he has access to a few basic tools that the science lab at his school may have.

If he needs a really simple and cheap demonstration he can show how using 2 pairs of 3D movie glasses turned at 90 degrees from each other cancel light, and how. 3rd pair added to this and turned 45 degrees let’s light pass through again.

Google them.

Both demonstrations produce mind bending results and show the amazing world of quantum mechanics, waves v particles, and probability waves. It doesn’t demonstrate quantum entanglement sorry but this is all I know . For now. ;)

the double slit is probability, not entanglement. the photo travels through both slits because the photon could have gone either way, not because they are entangled. democratic science isn't working out very well for you Mark :2 cents:

Yeah he has done those and wow'd the school..but this is more advanced and just looking for more info.

You should read a post in full before commenting on it

Wow that’s amazing. Congrats for having such a smart son! People like him will Change the world one day.

Anything quantum is happening in an alternate reality and then returning to ours via observation.

Think about that as we progress to mass quantum computing.

For sure a real possibility. Or as far as I understand it.

He hopes to be able to get at least a little further before we put it down on paper and try for publication.

The real amazing part is.

He is 14.

Do you guys live in Texas by any chance? Was he on the news?