Researchers have put a sapphire crystal containing quadrillions of atoms into a superposition of quantum states, bringing quantum effects into the macroscopic world
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Quantum effects have been demonstrated on one of the largest scales ever, pushing the boundaries of the quantum world. A crystal of 10^16 atoms has been placed inWhen a particle is in a quantum superposition of two states, it occupies both distinct states at the same time – the most famous example isWe corrected a typo in the number of atoms placed in a superposition
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