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Albert V
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Many seem to be skeptical whether faster-than-light communication is possible. Consider the experiments performed by Alain Aspect where the polarization of one of the entangeled photons force the other to collapse into the opposite axis.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alain_Aspect
The Wikipedia article says that the experiment do not demonstrate faster than light communicaiton and I wonder why.
If one of the polarization filters is switched from axis to axis, and the other filter kept steady, it should according to my logic, be possible to transfer information. What am I missing?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alain_Aspect
The Wikipedia article says that the experiment do not demonstrate faster than light communicaiton and I wonder why.
If one of the polarization filters is switched from axis to axis, and the other filter kept steady, it should according to my logic, be possible to transfer information. What am I missing?