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Oh interesting! That makes sense! I guess measuring the gravitational attraction of entangled systems is probably a few dozen orders of magnitude beyond any sen
by MilStdJunkie 4y ago
Oh interesting! That makes sense! I guess measuring the gravitational attraction of entangled systems is probably a few dozen orders of magnitude beyond any sensor that exists, unless it's entangled black hole stuff. Even if you cranked up a proton to 90% C, that's still just adding maybe an order of magnitude, then you have to entangle it with another relativistic proton, and then shoot another particle so it can maybe enter the two entangled relativistic protons' gravitational field(s?). This sounds like a great experimental design to prove a whole lotta nothin'.