The vacuum is just not as empty as it’d seem
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We could possibly harvest the quantum property of entanglement from apparently empty house, in keeping with a bunch of researchers. If their proposal will be realised, it has the potential to disclose new details about the essentially quantum nature of the vacuum.
According to quantum physics, what we contemplate empty house is just not truly empty. Instead, almost imperceptible sparkles of quantum fields are at all times current. Over a big quantity, these fluctuations of quantum fields cancel one another out to…