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Los físicos están acostumbrados a la idea de que las partículas subatómicas se comportan de acuerdo a las extrañas leyes de la mecánica cuántica, completamente diferente a los objetos a escala humana. En un avanzado experimento, Aaron O'Connell ha desdibujado esa distinción al crear un objeto visible a simple vista, pero que probablemente se encuentre en dos lugares al mismo tiempo. En esta charla sugiere una intrigante forma de pensar el resultado.
Aaron O'Connell is the first person to experimentally induce and measure quantum effects in the motion of a humanmade object, bridging the quantum and classical worlds. Full bio »
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