A team of European scientists has proved within an ESA study that the weird quantum effect called entanglement remains intact over a distance of 144 kilometres.
The experiment allows ESA to take a step closer to exploiting entanglement as a way of communicating with satellites with total security.
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Yeah, we may be looking for the wrong thing. On the other hand, we might still be able to detect technological civilizations 'being born'. If our development is at all typical, then whenever we see a planet suddenly outshine it's host star in radio light (as we now do), we could be pretty sure there was something going on there. That's only if we do SETI for REALLY long time periods though, like millennia.
How long before this rechnology is available to people like oyu and me for secure communications? A very long time, I'll bet.
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