Is the cat dead, or is it living? The revolutionary quantum world.

"New research investigates the electron-on-solid-neon qubit, revealing that small bumps on solid neon surfaces create stable quantum states, enabling precise manipulation. This research, supported by multiple foundations, emphasizes the importance of optimizing qubit fabrication, moving us closer to practical quantum computing solutions." (ScitechDaily, Quantum Riddle Solved? How Solid Neon Qubits Could Change Computing Forever) Researchers created a superposition in solid neon. And those neon ions, where the system creates superposition in their surfaces.  Making it possible to manipulate those atoms. The atom-based qubit has one problem. Orbiting electrons cause turbulence in their quantum fields. The thing that can solve the problem is to use the quantum fields for the superposition.  If the system can position electrons at a certain point, it can make a small hill to the atom's surface. And the system can use that thing for making quantum superposition between the mos

"Physicists at UC Berkeley immobilized small clusters of cesium atoms (pink blobs) in a vertical vacuum chamber, then split each atom into a quantum state in which half of the atom was closer to a tungsten weight (shiny cylinder) than the other half (split spheres below the tungsten). (ScitechDaily, Beyond Gravity: UC Berkeley’s Quantum Leap in Dark Energy Research) By measuring the phase difference between the two halves of the atomic wave function, they were able to calculate the difference in the gravitational attraction between the two parts of the atom, which matched what is expected from Newtonian gravity. Credit: Cristian Panda/UC Berkeley" (ScitechDaily, Beyond Gravity: UC Berkeley’s Quantum Leap in Dark Energy Research) Researchers at Berkeley University created a model that can explain the missing energy of the universe. The idea is that the particles and their quantum fields are whisk-looking structures. Those structures form the superstrings that are extremely thi

"The inside of the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experiment at the Large Hadron Collider. Rochester physicists working at the detector have observed spin entanglement between top quarks and top antiquarks persisting at long distances and high speeds. Credit: CERN" (ScitechDaily, Faster Than the Speed of Light: Information Transfer Through “Spooky Action at a Distance” at the Large Hadron Collider) The reason why the information traveled faster than light between two high-energy particles is not a mistake. The energy level in the quantum entanglement between the top quark and its antiparticle anti-top quark is so high. This thing forms the electromagnetic wormhole around the particle pair.  The energy flows away from the quantum entanglement. And that denies the side effects disturb the quantum entanglement. In that high-energy system. The energy that flows out from the quantum entanglement denies the outside energy fields touch that quantum entanglement.  When physicists say th

"Using a mathematical concept, researchers are improving how light particles interact in special circuits, which could make quantum technology systems more reliable and open up new possibilities for innovation. Credit: SciTechDaily.com" (ScitechDaily, Twisting Light Unlocks New Quantum Realms) One of the limits of tomorrow's quantum internet is that the system cannot make superposition and entanglement over long distances. Another thing is that the system requires lots of energy. Things like atom chains are tools. That can cover information that travels in the quantum tubes. In long-distance quantum communication, the quantum systems can share information into the different radio frequencies.  And in those systems, each radio frequency means the qubit's states. That system allows to create the new and powerful communication tools. The virtual qubit can involve as an example 100 radio frequencies. Then each frequency is the individual state of the qubit.  "The dev

The force awakens: new telescopes saw the dramatic awakening of the supermassive black hole.  "In late 2019, a previously unremarkable galaxy suddenly started shining brighter, suggesting the sudden awakening of a massive black hole at its core. Astronomers using data from multiple observatories noticed dramatic changes in brightness that hint at unprecedented astronomical phenomena, further highlighted by new X-ray emissions detected in early 2024. (Artist’s concept.) Credit: SciTechDaily.com" (ScitechDaily, Real-Time Revelation: Witnessing a Massive Black Hole’s Dramatic Awakening) Some people ask: does the quantum entanglement allow systems to transport information faster than light? The answer is yes and no. The idea of quantum teleportation is that there is a quantum shadow or quantum channel between two particles. The system forms a quantum show by illuminating another particle from backward. That forms the electromagnetic shadow or quantum channel between particles.  I

The network of the superpositioned and entangled particles can make theoretically stable qubits possible. In that model, when both quantum entanglement sides reach the same energy level, the system forms new superpositioned and entangled particle pairs using the receiving particle of the particle pairs. And then. It transmits data to the third part of the quantum entanglement. That allows the system to create a network, where quantum entanglements. When the first particle pair energy level reaches the same level, that thing can transport information into the new quantum entanglement.  The quantum system puts two particles in line when it starts to make quantum superpositions and entanglement. During this process,  that system points energy to another particle. That energy forms the quantum shadow or quantum tunnel between those particles. Then energy shadow pulls information into that channel.  And then that thing adjusts the oscillation in the receiving part of the entanglement pair.