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Actually there are many experiments showing it does... Yes, physics hasn't yet solved how that can work with Relativity, but if you are a scientist you should

• TomasSedovic 15y ago
  Experiments that show that you can communicate faster than light using quantum entanglement? The great misunderstanding about quantum entanglement is that while it seems like the two parties at the other ends can get the same information about the entangled system simultaneously, they can't actually push any information of their choosing through the system. Which makes it useless for communication. Could you please point us at papers/experiments that show sending information through quantum-entangled particles? If that's true that would be a huge thing.
  • Lambdanaut 15y ago
    Why can't the sender of a message just turn his system on and off to represent 0s and 1s?
    • hugh3 15y ago
      He can't. It doesn't work that way. I'm not sure what you think the reciever would be able to detect if the sender did that, but there's no detectable signal. If you provide a more detailed picture of what you're envisaging then I can probably explain exactly what's wrong with it, but please read and understand http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell_inequality http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell_inequality and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloch_sphere http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloch_sphere along with any subordinate articles you'd need in order to understand these two, before proceeding.
    • po 15y ago
      The linked paper (which really is written for a layman), explains exactly that.
• Jach 15y ago
  List experiments please. :)