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> Because the transmission of heat means some photon has to interact with one of the entangled particles. Interaction doesn't necessarily destroy entanglement,
by Jensson 2y ago
> Because the transmission of heat means some photon has to interact with one of the entangled particles.
Interaction doesn't necessarily destroy entanglement, it can also entangle the new particle with the others. Meaning the photon would just get entangled with the rest instead of breaking the entanglement.
- misja111 2y agoIf one of a pair of particles gets entangled with others, it means that the entanglement of the original pair of particles will be broken.