Atoms Exhibit Quantum Diffraction
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•Scientists bent atoms in an experiment everyone thought was impossible
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Experiment uses atoms and a one -atom-thick graphene sheet to recreate a classic quantum phenomenon: Particle diffraction.
Research could pave the way for revolutionary technologies, including highly sensitive gravitational wave detectors.
Scientists are optimistic about the potential applications of atomic diffraction, hailing the experiment as a bold leap forward in quantum research.
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