Michelle Thaller
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first heard May 2026
last heard 28 May
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Where did they get that from?
And the idea that time changes is now, it's one of the most commonly proven facts every day.
Like I said, we need it to calibrate the GPS satellites.
It's easy to measure.
Quantum entanglement was something that even Albert Einstein 100 years ago, he understood that quantum mechanics was pointing that way, but he really didn't like it.
He called it spooky action at a distance.
He hated it because he realized that quantum mechanics had this implication that if things could somehow be connected quantum mechanically, you could take them any distance away from each other and they would somehow be able to respond to each other instantaneously with no time difference.
And, you know, he didn't think that would ever actually happen.
And then back in the mid-1990s, we started to do experiments with atoms and we found out that it was real.
It can start off pretty simply.
You have two atoms that are in an orbit around, you know, so an atom has a nucleus of protons and electrons in the middle.
I'm sorry.
An atom has a nucleus of protons and neutrons.
The electrons are flying around in orbits around the atom.
Two electrons can be in the same orbit only if they are spinning in different directions.
They have an angular momentum.
It's called spin.
And the only way these two electrons can fit in that orbit together is if they're spinning.
One is spinning in an upward direction.
One, say, spinning in a downward direction.
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