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Undergrad Can wormholes make you travel faster then c
Wormhole is allowed by general relativity, but doesn't mean it is governed by it, cos there are other theories that allow wormholes. The rules of where you will end up after traveling through a wormhole is pretty open right now.- gtwace
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Undergrad Can wormholes make you travel faster then c
Wormhole is so theory that I guess if you travel into one, anything is possible.- gtwace
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Graduate Quantum double slit experiment
Part right and Part wrong i guess, due to the delay quantum eraser experiment. The detector will remove the interference but only if the data is kept. If say the detector recording the data is destroyed before the data is read and the image screen is not viewed (viewing the image screen with...- gtwace
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Quantum Weirdness: Vacuum Energy & Wave Functions
I think virtual means something that is created that comes in twins, 1 being positive and 1 being negative, such that their total energy adds up to zero and does- gtwace
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Quantum Entanglement : Spooky action at a distance
If entangled electrons does not show an interference pattern in the double slit experiment, then entanglement is not really that weird since they do not change behaviour if the other is disturbed. Their state/behaviour is predetermined just that it is unmeasured by us, and since probability...- gtwace
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Quantum Entanglement : Spooky action at a distance
Hi, I will like to ask this question about quantum entanglement and confirm the "weirdness", cos some info I get says entanglement aren't weird at all, while some says it does. Here's the question: If we prepare and get a bunch of entangled electrons bunch A and bunch B (A is entangled to...- gtwace
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Quantum Weirdness: Vacuum Energy & Wave Functions
I think I heard from somewhere that a vacuum system only means the energy of the system = 0, however, we can have +1000megawatt energy in a part of the vacuum and at the same time have -1000megawatt energy in another part of the vacuum, the sum of the energy will still be 0 and still be a...- gtwace
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- Forum: Quantum Physics