B Quanta Magazine Video on Biggest Breakthroughs in Physics in 2023

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The Quanta Magazine video highlights significant breakthroughs in physics for 2023, including low-frequency gravitational waves and quantum energy teleportation. Quantum energy teleportation remains a niche topic, primarily recognized within specialized circles, and lacks a clear algorithmic description. The video suggests that teleportation may involve superluminal aspects, raising questions about its implications. Low-frequency gravitational waves are noted as a noteworthy development, while the discoveries made by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) are acknowledged as particularly impactful this year. Overall, the discussion anticipates further advancements in the field.
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Quantum energy teleportation is still niche and only celebrated inside the community that understands it, but it is original report from Quanta so they insist on it. I am unable to find a more clear description of the algorithm. In the video they state that it takes less than if it hadn't teleported, are we assuming that it is superluminal??

Low-frequency gravitational waves was great and JWST Discoveries clearly stole the year but I think more is coming.
 
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