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Heyo
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Global warming ruins everything.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I found hitting refresh speeds it up, though it'll leave a copy of your post in the text box thingy.
Thingy?
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Whenever I tell people I make what are basically homemade TV dinners I get a bunch if yucks and gross. I don't know why, because I made it, portioned it off and froze it to eat later, but people are weird.
Expected to touch 36 to 38c / 97 to 100f here most days this week.
I blame the bears...
Started to make a Yorkshire tea loaf but have run out of cognac... The only alcohol we have is wine and Disaronno. So a Disaronno flavoured Yorkshire tea loaf it will be.
Isn't that typical? It is where I live. By the way we recently harvested a 14 foot alligator found in the Yellow River not far from the city of Yazoo. Its in international news. Maybe you will have alligators soon, too.
Because it's still summer until September 21.
This is mostly for @Wu Wei but others will see what this resembles in a flash
Quantum entanglement visualized for the first time ever
A new development will help cement the “realness” of quantum entanglement even more. A team of researchers from the University of Ottawa and the Sapienza University of Rome have demonstrated a novel technique that allows the visualization of an entangled pair of photons — particles of light. More accurately, what the scientists have manifested and what they describe in a paper published in Nature Photonics is the wavefunction of this quantum system
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Holographic techniques like this rely on the fact that light can be modeled as a wave, and when two waves overlap and are “in phase”, where a peak means a peak or a trough meets a trough, this feature of the wave is amplified — a phenomenon called constructive interference.
But, when the light waves are out of phase, a peak meets a trough, and the features cancel each other out — this is called, predictably maybe, destructive interference.
The inference pattern that results from the overlapping of two light waves — one known (a reference wave) and the other unknown — can give information about the unknown wave, allowing it to be reconstructed. This means that holographic techniques can reconstruct a 3D object from 2D images. The team extended the technique of digital holography to solve the problem of reconstructing the state of two entangled photons.
Quantum entanglement visualized for the first time ever
A new development will help cement the “realness” of quantum entanglement even more. A team of researchers from the University of Ottawa and the Sapienza University of Rome have demonstrated a novel technique that allows the visualization of an entangled pair of photons — particles of light. More accurately, what the scientists have manifested and what they describe in a paper published in Nature Photonics is the wavefunction of this quantum system
...
Holographic techniques like this rely on the fact that light can be modeled as a wave, and when two waves overlap and are “in phase”, where a peak means a peak or a trough meets a trough, this feature of the wave is amplified — a phenomenon called constructive interference.
But, when the light waves are out of phase, a peak meets a trough, and the features cancel each other out — this is called, predictably maybe, destructive interference.
The inference pattern that results from the overlapping of two light waves — one known (a reference wave) and the other unknown — can give information about the unknown wave, allowing it to be reconstructed. This means that holographic techniques can reconstruct a 3D object from 2D images. The team extended the technique of digital holography to solve the problem of reconstructing the state of two entangled photons.
PoetPhilosopher
Veteran Member
Steve Harwell, former Smash Mouth singer, dies at 56: 'A 100% full-throttle life'
Former Smash Mouth lead vocalist Steve Harwell died Monday at 56, his longtime manager confirmed.
www.usatoday.com
RIP
Nope, someone flipped the switch almost an hour ago
Beware the switch flipper
If someone painted a sign saying "danger, end of the world switch, do not touch under any circumstances" the paint wouldn't be dry before someone flipped the sw....."
Given the number of people who leave their cars to pet the cute grizzly bear mom and cubs...
I watched a clip on the news the other day. A family at a safari park, stopped in the big cat enclosure, got out of the car to have a picnic. The people in the car behind phoned the emergency number and sounded their car horn. Which surprised the two female cheetahs that was stalking the would be picnic lunch causing them to halt for a few seconds. The happy picnickers spotted the cheetah and managed to scramble back to their car before they became the main course.
They were banned from the park for life, lucky they had a life to ban
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
that is what I did after 10 minutes