Teleportation goes long distance

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Physicists have achieved successful teleportation of light particles over a distance of 600 meters across the River Danube in Austria. This advancement highlights significant progress in quantum mechanics and the potential for long-distance quantum communication. The discussion references existing threads on quantum mechanics, indicating ongoing interest in the topic. Participants express familiarity with related forums, emphasizing the interconnected nature of discussions in the field. The achievement marks a notable milestone in the study of quantum teleportation.
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ZapperZ said:
there is already a string on this in the QM section.

I assume that you spend a lot of time in the Strings forum; where we find threads? :biggrin:

I miss things every now and then.
 

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