Quantum Experiments Reveal Negative Time

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Scientists observe 'negative time' in quantum experiments

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Researchers at the University of Toronto say they have demonstrated that "negative time" exists in a tangible, physical sense.

The researchers emphasize that these perplexing results highlight a peculiar quirk of quantum mechanics rather than a radical shift in our understanding of time.

The experiments were conducted in a cluttered basement laboratory.

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