Capture an image of a quantum entanglement for the first time.

The phenomenon that Einstein called a `phantasmagoric action at a distance` is already part of the visual imaginary of humanity.

One of the most poetic physical properties, QUANTUM entanglement has just been photographed for the first time. Scientists from the Delft University of Technology, in the Netherlands, captured in image the phenomenon that Einstein described as a "phantasmagoric action at a distance."

The phantasmagorical action at a distance refers to the phenomenon during which two particles interact and share physical states, regardless of the spatial or temporal distance that separates them. Only in 2015 was its existence proven, which by the way Einstein doubted, and now it is already part of the visual imaginary, thanks to this image. Paul-Antoine Moreau, from the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Glasgow, described the photograph as: An elegant demonstration of a fundamental property of nature. Beyond the practical implications of this image for scientific development, it is also a reminder that science is poetry. In fact, quantum entanglement has been used as a metaphor (or perhaps palpable description) of certain love ties that can be generated between two beings. As reported by the BBC, the image was achieved thanks to a system that the researchers designed to emit a beam of entangled photons from a quantum source of light towards "unconventional objects." This was reflected in liquid crystal materials, which alter photons as they passed.

Publication Date: 2020-09-21

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