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When the spin of an entanglement particle is established, it is said that the corresponding spin of its entangled twin is revealed immediately, (via wave collapse?), and that this interaction can occur across a substantial distance. It has also been said that this immediate interaction can occur faster than the speed of light. Is this >speed of light interaction simply a hypothesis, or does anyone know of experimental research into this? Many thanks, TotalNovice