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Quantum entanglement is a quantum mechanical phenomenon in which the quantum states of two or more objects have to be described concerning each other, even though the individual objects may be spatially separated. This leads to correlations between observable physical properties of the systems. The satellite, called Micius, could detect the quantum levels of photons that these same scientists would fire from the ground soon thereafter. Making history, this satellite created the proper means for a quantum network that reaches from space to the ground, the farthest-reaching ever. Entanglement is an invisible art, the identical photons interacting within optical fibers, lost in space and time. This fact limits the distance over which scientists can test entanglement or merely detect it. The book discusses the following topics: -The basic physical explanation of entanglement theory -How it fits into the larger Quantum Revolution -The causes for doubt in the quantum physicist community -The proof of the theory's functionality -Supporting and contradicting theories -The innovative technologies which exist as a result of the theory -How this theory explains the theory of consciousness -The philosophical ideologies in play -The difference between the classical physics world and the quantum physics world -The mathematics involved in quantum entanglement -How to detangle the entanglement theory

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