Chuck Nice

I like Janata better.

Okay.

You're going to finish this.

Okay, this is Jayantabhanik who says, dear Dr. Tyson, Lord nice, warm greetings.

My name is Jayantabhanik from California.

I'd love to get your take on quantum entanglement exhibiting instantaneous correlations even though no information can travel faster than light.

Could this apparent non-locality be explained by particles being adjacent in a higher spatial dimension appearing distant only in 3D?

Or is the institution fundamentally incompatible with quantum field theory?

My intuition is further supported by the recently measured speed of quantum entanglement formation of 232 attoseconds.

There's a new one on me.

That's a new thing.

Attosecond.

Attosecond.

Attosecond.

So, like, the whole deal is, happens in another dimension, which doesn't make a difference what time it takes if you're outside the dimension.

And then back here in 3D, instantaneous, faster than light.

So, what do you think, Chuck?

I see what you did there.

I know.

It's still not moving faster than light.