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Scientists just measured something that sounds impossible. When light passes through atoms, it can spend what appears to be less than zero time interacting with them. Yes, negative time. And no, this ...

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According to scientists at the University of Toronto, “negative time”, which was previously considered an illusion, has turned out to be measurable through quantum mechanics. This discovery contests ...

Is your clock in sync across the cluster? Didn't specify synchronisation manually due to it is just container dev environment. There was no reason to do it before. Interesting that I never see such ...

A tiny cooling device can automatically reset malfunctioning components of a quantum computer. Its performance suggests that manipulating heat could also enable other autonomous quantum devices.

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Can you exit a room before entering it? This may sound like a crazy idea but in “negative time” it could be possible, at least for photons. In their recently published study, a team of researchers ...

In a quantum experiment, scientists observed photons spending ‘negative time’ in a cloud of rubidium atoms. This is likely caused by the fact that photons move faster when exciting these atoms than ...