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> The researchers reported that the rubidium atoms spent, on average, 0.61 milliseconds inside the barrier, in line with Larmor clock times theoretically predic
by dvh 6y ago
> The researchers reported that the rubidium atoms spent, on average, 0.61 milliseconds inside the barrier, in line with Larmor clock times theoretically predicted in the 1980s. That’s less time than the atoms would have taken to travel through free space.
Light travels 182km in 0.61ms so it would be significantly slower than light.
- crispyporkbites 6y agoSo if the barrier was 182km in thickness, the particles would arrive faster than the speed of light
- heavenlyblue 6y agoParticles rarely travel in straight lines but light does