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Music from Quantum Randomness ⚡ экспресс

Original: "The Sound of Entanglement"
arXiv:2509.08892 · 2025-09-10 · CC BY · ⏱ 1 min · Quantum Physics cs.ET cs.MM cs.SD
Scientists turned quantum randomness into live music.
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In one hall, light gives birth to entangled photons. Their dance, random yet connected, controls the sound and video on stage. Music that cannot be repeated—its conductor is quantum nature itself.

🎯 Unlike an ordinary coin, whose fall can be (albeit with difficulty) calculated, a quantum particle doesn't hide its intentions—it simply has none until the moment of measurement. This isn't a flaw in our instruments but a law of nature.

Scientists
Emmy NoetherJacob BekensteinStephen HawkingLudwig BoltzmannWilliam BoruckiWilhelm Wien
Tags
entropy Standard Model photometry
Laws
second law of thermodynamicsNoether's theoremBekenstein-Hawking entropyStefan–Boltzmann lawBoltzmann distributionfirst law of thermodynamics
Original: arXiv:2509.08892 · CC BY · bridge42worlds