SonOfOnett
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Reply to comment by Ecl1psed in Ask Anything Wednesday - Physics, Astronomy, Earth and Planetary Science by AutoModerator
The problem with your argument is you are saying Alice is going to measure a 1: that’s a hidden variable you are introducing into the thought experiment! In reality and experiment, regardless of who measures first, we don’t know what the outcome of that first measurement will be.
You need to stop after stating that Bob and Alice’s particles are entangled to have the same measurement. Given that, neither observer, no matter how close in time to the start of the entanglement will know what they are going to measure, just that their measurements will match.
Veritasium has a decent video on Bells Inequality that may be useful to you as well. It explains how we can tell the difference between a local hidden variable or not
SonOfOnett t1_j22qfbp wrote
Reply to comment by willardTheMighty in Ask Anything Wednesday - Physics, Astronomy, Earth and Planetary Science by AutoModerator
Io has a molton core due to tidal forces
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Reply to comment by TheSwarm2006 in Ask Anything Wednesday - Physics, Astronomy, Earth and Planetary Science by AutoModerator
Very simply you are driving something to a place where atoms are touching one another and normal forces are increasing: these normal forces result in very high friction
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Reply to comment by AdmiralBarackAdama in Ask Anything Wednesday - Physics, Astronomy, Earth and Planetary Science by AutoModerator
It is not, no. Nothing rules out wormhole travel connecting extremely vast distances though
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Reply to comment by stormywhethers321 in Kenichi Chin, 'Iron Chef' of Chinese cuisine, dies at 67 by shamelessselfpost
I remember he made a Mapo Tofu once that made me try tofu for the first time. Now I order the dish whenever so see it