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What Really Kills Schrödinger’s Cat?

Quantum physics describes a strange world in which tiny particles can exist in several possible states at the same time. Yet large objects in everyday life always appear to have definite properties and locations. Why quantum uncertainty disappears as objects grow larger is one of the deepest mysteries in physics. A new experiment has now […]
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Somewhere between the microscopic realm of elementary particles and the macroscopic world of human beings, something strange is happening: it seems that the rules of quantum physics, which so.

At the Gran Sasso, detectors shielded by cosmic rays seek the radiation expected from spontaneous collapse models.The results narrow the alternatives to quantum mechanics and help to understand if there is a physical limit to future quantum technologies.The article Schrödinger's cat under the Gran Sasso: Quantum at the test comes from Digital Agenda.

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