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Graduate Faster-than-light signaling with entangled electrons to Mars
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Graduate Faster-than-light signaling with entangled electrons to Mars
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Graduate Faster-than-light signaling with entangled electrons to Mars
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Graduate Faster-than-light signaling with entangled electrons to Mars
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Graduate Faster-than-light signaling with entangled electrons to Mars
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Graduate Faster-than-light signaling with entangled electrons to Mars
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Graduate Faster-than-light signaling with entangled electrons to Mars
You mean I can't have an initial spin and know what it is?- theargosy
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Graduate Faster-than-light signaling with entangled electrons to Mars
When the traveler leaves Earth both particles are spin up. The earth-bound particle will simply be monitored. When the traveler reaches Mars he resets his particle's spin. The technician records this as the signal that the traveler has reached Mars.- theargosy
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Graduate Faster-than-light signaling with entangled electrons to Mars
What is wrong with my scenario? A traveler is about to embark on a mission to Mars. A technician is responsible for communications with the traveler. An entangled pair of electrons is prepared, one to make the trip to Mars and one to remain on Earth. When the traveler reaches Mars he changes...- theargosy
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- Forum: Quantum Physics