Rumors about Mr. Lin Qi losing contact actually spread from the mouths of scientists. Of course, it was not done intentionally; they simply happened to chat about it during a casual conversation and let it slip.
Some people were discussing why almost all research groups nowadays study quantum mechanics and quantum entanglement, so a scientist working in this field answered the question.
Judging from the results of human observation of quantum state changes, it is a medium more suitable for information propagation than photons.
To put it simply, when it is in an entangled state, observing one end will cause the other end to manifest as the situation of that other end. This is just like the phenomenon of a clapping game, and its entangled speed is much faster than the speed of light.
So far, scientists have done a lot of research, but they have never been able to resolve how to ensure that what they observe is what they want to observe.
When you can observe both ends of the entanglement at the same time, you naturally know that their changes are the same, but how do you ensure that beyond a certain distance, in places people cannot see, the things observed on both sides are also consistent?
The state of a quantum is a very strange thing with extremely bizarre uncertainty. Coupled with the fact that humans cannot explain many physical phenomena, there are always some unresolved issues regarding long-distance quantum communication.
The scientists were just having an ordinary discussion, and casual chatting and sharing are also routine for scientists.
Another scientist asked almost subconsciously, "Does this mean that we actually can't contact Mr. Lin Qi anymore?"
The scientist who answered the question was stunned for a moment, then thought about it for a while. "You could