quantum physics
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Scientists Found a New Way to Transfer Heat Using Quantum Fluctuations and It Might Just Save Moore's Law
Using the principles of existential uncertainty of sub-atomic particles, scientists found a way to transfer heat throughout a seemingly empty space.
Latest Research Articles
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Physicists Actually 'Breed' Theoretical Shrodinger’s Cat in Breakthrough Study
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Scientist Explains How an 'Actual' Blueprint for a Quantum Computer Works
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Scientists Design First Blueprints for an Ultra-Powerful Quantum Computer to Solve Currently Unsolvable Problems
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Scientists Confirm Existence of Time Crystals: Implications to Technology, Quantum Computing Explained
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Science Fiction Quantum Computers to Be Brought to Life by Microsoft
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Could the Big Bang Have Been a Big Bounce?
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The Beginning of the Universe? Quantum Computer Could Simulate Particle Physics
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Is the 3D Universe Just a Hologram?
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Long Range Quantum Tunneling: Particles That Move Like X-Men
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Beam Me Up: Scientists Find a Way to Teleport Data
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Entangled Quantum Particle Couple can be in 103 States, Study Shows
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D-Wave's Processor Is a Quantum Processor After All, Scientists Find [VIDEO]
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