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Os físicos estão acostumados com a ideia de que partículas subatômicas se comportam de acordo com as bizarras regras da mecânica quântica, completamente diferente dos objetos em escala humana. Em um avançado experimento, Aaron O'Connell embaçou essa distinção ao criar um objeto que é visível a olho nu, mas comprovadamente em dois lugares ao mesmo tempo. Nesta palestra ele propõe um intrigante modo de pensar sobre o 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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