🚨 QUANTUM ENTANGLEMENT JUST GOT A WHOLE LOT WEIRDER
Quantum entanglement isn't just for identical particles.
For the first time, entanglement has been demonstrated between particles with opposite charges, revealing atomic nuclei in unprecedented detail.
In early 2023, scientists showed entanglement between a positive and negative pion, enabling new ways to probe atomic structures.
This experiment, conducted with the STAR detector, found that non-identical particles can interfere with each other, changing our understanding of quantum mechanics.
This discovery offers a novel method to measure the radius and structure of heavy atomic nuclei.
Source: Big Think