Scientists Just Teleported An Object To Space 900 Times

This experiment happened over the course of one month, and while this is a small percentage of successful attempts, it is still a major breakthrough.

“This work establishes the first ground-to-satellite up-link for faithful and ultra-long-distance quantum teleportation, an essential step toward global-scale quantum internet,” the team said in a statement.

This strange experiment was made possible through the quantum physics discovery of quantum entanglement, which is a mysterious force that is still not known very well by scientists.

Advancements in quantum entanglement have shown that two objects could be extremely far apart, even on different planets, and still somehow share the same space and existence.

In a previous experiment last year, a team was able to send and receive quantum information over 62 miles of fiber. In that experiment, it was only a small number of photons that actually made it through. In that case, far less than 1% of the photos actually made it to their intended destination.

This accuracy problem will need to be worked out long before transporting any type of important cargo, and especially before human beings are considered as test subjects for teleportation experimentations.

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