Physicists have created a record-breaking quantum superposition using some of the strangest atoms in the lab, advancing a long-running effort to test how far the rules of quantum mechanics can be stretched. The result is not a literal cat, but a larger, more fragile “cat state” that could sharpen quantum sensing and inform future low-energy technologies.
"Physicists Push Schrödinger’s Cat to Record Scale With Exotic Atoms"
Physicists have created a record-breaking quantum superposition using some of the strangest atoms in the lab, advancing a long-running effort to test how far the rules of quantum mechanics can be stretched. The result is not a literal cat, but a larger, more fragile “cat state” that could sharpen quantum sensing and inform future low-energy technologies.
Physicists Push Schrödinger’s Cat to Record Scale With Exotic Atoms
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Physicists have created a record-breaking quantum superposition using some of the strangest atoms in the lab, advancing a long-running effort to test how far the rules of quantum mechanics can be stretched. The result is not a literal cat, but a larger, more fragile “cat state” that could sharpen quantum sensing and inform future low-energy technologies.
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