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In a Quantum Future, Which Starship Destroys The Other?
Quantum mechanics boasts all sorts of strange features, one being quantum superposition - the peculiar circumstance in which particles seem to be in two or more places or states at once. Now, an international group of physicists led by Stevens Institute of Technology, University of Vienna and the University of Queensland flip that description on its head, showing that particles are not the only objects that can exist in a state of superposition - so can time itself.
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