Michael B. MorganQuantum teleportation: Beyond the limits of space-time?Teleportation basically refers to the process of instantaneously transporting matter through space from one place to another. Please, keep…Aug 20Aug 20
Michael B. MorganHeart of Brightness. Or the electron whispering.Well, you cannot see me. But I see you. This is not to say that I spend my time watching you, I have no reason to, but I like to interact…Jun 14Jun 14
Michael B. MorganThe first photo ever to capture atoms turning into quantum waves: Schrödinger would be very happyThe authors of the study are Drs. Tarik Yefsah, Joris Verstraten, Tim de Jongh, and Bruno Peaudecerf. And the study has not yet been…May 27May 27
Michael B. MorganThe writer who invented the Cold WarCold war. It is a juxtaposition we are used to, and it is brilliant. But who came up with the idea of calling it that? I did some research…May 151May 151
Michael B. MorganWhat if the Library of Congress was a Quantum Reality?Dont’ worry! I’m not to write the history of the Library of Congress, that’s not my job, and there are plenty of scholars and historians…Apr 24Apr 24
Michael B. MorganThe Enigma that puzzled EinsteinQuantum mechanics forces us to look at things differently. We walk around pretty sure that what we see is true. Instead, what we see may…Apr 16Apr 16
Michael B. MorganAnd yet dark night strangles the travelling lampLENNOX: The night has been unruly. Where we lay, Our chimneys were blown down and, as they say, Lamentings heard I’ th’ air, strange…Apr 51Apr 51
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