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#CERN #QuantumEntanglement #Antimatter
In a lab buried underground in Switzerland, scientists just proved two particles can share one fate, even when nothing physical connects them. Measured, five times over the line that separates real from random. Today, we go inside the machine that smashed protons together one million times, caught antimatter falling instead of floating, and forced physicists to ask if reality itself has a fixed state at all. A quark that reacts before information could reach it. An atom of antimatter that finally revealed which way it falls. A result so strange, even the scientists who found it weren't sure they believed it first. If your mind is already racing, hit subscribe, because it's about to race a lot faster. Get comfortable. This one gets stranger with every chapter.
Sources: ATLAS Experiment at CERN, https://atlas.cern/Updates/Press-Statement/Top-Entanglement The ATLAS Collaboration, Nature, arxiv.org/pdf/2311.07288 CERN EP News, https://ep-news.web.cern.ch/content/groundbreaking-observation-quantum-entanglement-top-quarks-lhc Nature, nature.com/articles/d41586-023-03043-0 CERN Home, https://home.cern/alpha-experiment-at-cern-observes-the-influence-of-gravity-on-antimatter/ Physics World, physicsworld.com/a/antimatter-does-not-fall-up-cern-experiment-reveals Scientific American, scientificamerican.com/article/quantum-entanglement-in-quarks-observed-for-the-first-time TRIUMF, triumf.ca/2023/09/27/alpha-physicists-observe-the-first-gravitational-free-fall-of-antimatter
#physics #science #space #universe #quantum #cern #particlephysics #antimatter #einstein #stem
#CERN #QuantumEntanglement #Antimatter
In a lab buried underground in Switzerland, scientists just proved two particles can share one fate, even when nothing physical connects them. Measured, five times over the line that separates real from random. Today, we go inside the machine that smashed protons together one million times, caught antimatter falling instead of floating, and forced physicists to ask if reality itself has a fixed state at all. A quark that reacts before information could reach it. An atom of antimatter that finally revealed which way it falls. A result so strange, even the scientists who found it weren't sure they believed it first. If your mind is already racing, hit subscribe, because it's about to race a lot faster. Get comfortable. This one gets stranger with every chapter.
Sources: ATLAS Experiment at CERN, https://atlas.cern/Updates/Press-Statement/Top-Entanglement The ATLAS Collaboration, Nature, arxiv.org/pdf/2311.07288 CERN EP News, https://ep-news.web.cern.ch/content/groundbreaking-observation-quantum-entanglement-top-quarks-lhc Nature, nature.com/articles/d41586-023-03043-0 CERN Home, https://home.cern/alpha-experiment-at-cern-observes-the-influence-of-gravity-on-antimatter/ Physics World, physicsworld.com/a/antimatter-does-not-fall-up-cern-experiment-reveals Scientific American, scientificamerican.com/article/quantum-entanglement-in-quarks-observed-for-the-first-time TRIUMF, triumf.ca/2023/09/27/alpha-physicists-observe-the-first-gravitational-free-fall-of-antimatter
#physics #science #space #universe #quantum #cern #particlephysics #antimatter #einstein #stem
