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_SpaceTimeContinuum t1_iudgsl2 wrote
It has nothing to do with Halloween. It's referring to "spooky action at a distance" which is what Einstein called entanglement when it was discovered. He didn't understand it so he called it "spooky" because one particle could mysteriously control another particle far away.
sickofthisshit t1_iudixj1 wrote
I get the Einstein reference, but it still seems heavy-handed in the headline.
heckdditor t1_iug42l2 wrote
This is spooky as fuck.
sickofthisshit t1_iucs1fl wrote
Not sure why the headline makes it sound goofy (Halloween on their mind?) and the press release isn't very helpful.
But this is apparently a publishable result for realizing entanglement in an atomic physics experiment.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-022-05197-9