Quantum Dance at Room Temperature ⚡ экспресс
Original: "Room-temperature quantum entanglement in a van der Waals material"
Physicists have synchronized the spins of two particles in a flat material at room temperature for the first time.
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In a thin film, like kitchen foil, physicists made two particles dance in sync even when far apart. This bit of magic works at room temperature. It's the key to ultra-sensitive sensors able to discern individual molecules.
🎯 Entangled particles can exist in two states at once—physicists call this superposition. Only a measurement forces them to pick one.
🎬 Sensors based on entangled particles resemble a tricorder from Star Trek—a pocket matter analyzer that distinguishes atoms.