Do you believe that a transport mechanism of the future could be alternating electrical or light waves? The implication of using this technique eliminates the threshold barrier for faster than the speed of light transmission. The quantum state of the wave function remains constant between the source and destination, so at the exact moment that the wave function is changed at the source, the destination also has the same wave function.
Currently, there is some experimentation in this field, but it involves relatively short distances. <a href=http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id= ns99992796> The NewScientist Article is here for one aspect of the experiment.</a>
What do you believe the implications of this type of experimentation hold for the future of networking? Will computers be able to share common information instantaneously?
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Do you believe that a transport mechanism of the future could be alternating electrical or light waves? The implication of using this technique eliminates the threshold barrier for faster than the speed of light transmission. The quantum state of the wave function remains constant between the source and destination, so at the exact moment that the wave function is changed at the source, the destination also has the same wave function.
= ns99992796> The NewScientist Article is here for one aspect of the experiment.</a>
Currently, there is some experimentation in this field, but it involves relatively short distances. <a href=http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id
What do you believe the implications of this type of experimentation hold for the future of networking? Will computers be able to share common information instantaneously?