As Masons, we continue to desire more Light. Quantum physicists have figured out a way to give us a double dose, according to the journal Physical Review Letters (vol 96, 060504).
Using laser beams, scientists have created a teleportation machine that generates two near-identical copies of the original.
Why only near-identical? Because Quantum Mechanics dictates that just measuring the position of a particle disturbs it and so limits the accuracy to which it can be reliably replicated — a concept known as the uncertainty principle. This makes producing an exact clone of the beam impossible.
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Blah blah blah, please ask any so-called physicist to define gravity.
ReplyDeleteThey can't do it. They don't have a clue as to what gravity is.
Might as well be Josh.