Quantum entanglement Dispelling the myth of FTL transmission
Discussion
Wish I could really get my head around the depths of quantum mechanics and its implications.
I still can't fully grasp the Pauli Exlusion Principal which Brian Cox mentioned on a BBC program a while ago.....in that no electron can exist with the same energy state as another, no matter how far apart they are.
With the example given that if one electron were to be at one side of the universe and another electron being at the other side of the universe, with all the distance and other trillions of particles between them that if one of those mentioned electrons were to change to an energy state to that of the other, it would either 'know' it can't or that the other electron would automatically change to accommodate the balance.
(I think that is how it was explained anyhow).
How the FLYING RAT TURDS could they [the electrons] 'know' from that distance what each other is 'doing' if 'information' can travel only at the speed of light?
I still can't fully grasp the Pauli Exlusion Principal which Brian Cox mentioned on a BBC program a while ago.....in that no electron can exist with the same energy state as another, no matter how far apart they are.
With the example given that if one electron were to be at one side of the universe and another electron being at the other side of the universe, with all the distance and other trillions of particles between them that if one of those mentioned electrons were to change to an energy state to that of the other, it would either 'know' it can't or that the other electron would automatically change to accommodate the balance.
(I think that is how it was explained anyhow).
How the FLYING RAT TURDS could they [the electrons] 'know' from that distance what each other is 'doing' if 'information' can travel only at the speed of light?
"No Magic FTL Radios
So, knowing and accepting all that, here's why it can't be used for FTL communications."
Surely there will be a smartphone rather than a radio that can do it
Never ever say in science "you cannot do it" somewhere someone will prove it can, even if you have to be on an event horizon tuning your radio in to the Hot FM
So, knowing and accepting all that, here's why it can't be used for FTL communications."
Surely there will be a smartphone rather than a radio that can do it
Never ever say in science "you cannot do it" somewhere someone will prove it can, even if you have to be on an event horizon tuning your radio in to the Hot FM
AA999 said:
Wish I could really get my head around the depths of quantum mechanics and its implications.
I still can't fully grasp the Pauli Exlusion Principal which Brian Cox mentioned on a BBC program a while ago.....in that no electron can exist with the same energy state as another, no matter how far apart they are.
With the example given that if one electron were to be at one side of the universe and another electron being at the other side of the universe, with all the distance and other trillions of particles between them that if one of those mentioned electrons were to change to an energy state to that of the other, it would either 'know' it can't or that the other electron would automatically change to accommodate the balance.
(I think that is how it was explained anyhow).
How the FLYING RAT TURDS could they [the electrons] 'know' from that distance what each other is 'doing' if 'information' can travel only at the speed of light?
The Pauli exclusion principle relates to fermions, which includes electrons, orbiting the same atom afaik. I still can't fully grasp the Pauli Exlusion Principal which Brian Cox mentioned on a BBC program a while ago.....in that no electron can exist with the same energy state as another, no matter how far apart they are.
With the example given that if one electron were to be at one side of the universe and another electron being at the other side of the universe, with all the distance and other trillions of particles between them that if one of those mentioned electrons were to change to an energy state to that of the other, it would either 'know' it can't or that the other electron would automatically change to accommodate the balance.
(I think that is how it was explained anyhow).
How the FLYING RAT TURDS could they [the electrons] 'know' from that distance what each other is 'doing' if 'information' can travel only at the speed of light?
ExplorerII said:
AA999 said:
Wish I could really get my head around the depths of quantum mechanics and its implications.
I still can't fully grasp the Pauli Exlusion Principal which Brian Cox mentioned on a BBC program a while ago.....in that no electron can exist with the same energy state as another, no matter how far apart they are.
With the example given that if one electron were to be at one side of the universe and another electron being at the other side of the universe, with all the distance and other trillions of particles between them that if one of those mentioned electrons were to change to an energy state to that of the other, it would either 'know' it can't or that the other electron would automatically change to accommodate the balance.
(I think that is how it was explained anyhow).
How the FLYING RAT TURDS could they [the electrons] 'know' from that distance what each other is 'doing' if 'information' can travel only at the speed of light?
The Pauli exclusion principle relates to fermions, which includes electrons, orbiting the same atom afaik. I still can't fully grasp the Pauli Exlusion Principal which Brian Cox mentioned on a BBC program a while ago.....in that no electron can exist with the same energy state as another, no matter how far apart they are.
With the example given that if one electron were to be at one side of the universe and another electron being at the other side of the universe, with all the distance and other trillions of particles between them that if one of those mentioned electrons were to change to an energy state to that of the other, it would either 'know' it can't or that the other electron would automatically change to accommodate the balance.
(I think that is how it was explained anyhow).
How the FLYING RAT TURDS could they [the electrons] 'know' from that distance what each other is 'doing' if 'information' can travel only at the speed of light?
Entangled electrons are a system in their own right and so can interact over distances. However, once you investigate one of the pair they cease to be entangled and a quantum system and the Exclusion Principle no longer applies to them.
Edited by Twobad on Thursday 31st July 12:18
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