Experiments Suggest Humans Can Directly Observe the Quantum - Psychology Today

Quantum physics is all around us, yet puny hu-mans can not directly observe their unknowable actions. Or can they? With the help of observational meditation, and plumbing our own depths, Maureen Seaberg notes the uncertain becomes a little less uncertain. Clever chimps with smartphones have some competition waiting in the wings, as Phil Dooley reports how a Metamaterial Solves Complex Equations At The Speed Of Light. As for light itself, Lorinda Dajose finally figured out how to set about Levitating Objects With Light as a proof of concept for solar sails and other futuristic geegaws. And have you heard about this impossible scenario? Some Scientists Watched as Heat Moved at the Speed of Sound. Faster than Ryan Duncan nor Shannon Hall could imagine, paving the way for rapidly cooling materials to be used for microelectronics and more. (CS)

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