Quantum Computing & Entanglement w/ Neil DeGrasse Tyson

Quantum Computing & Entanglement Explained by Neil DeGrasse Tyson On Patrick-Bet David Valuetainment PBD Podcast #shorts #valuetainment #pbd #universe #university

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Letters from an Astrophysicist

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Accessory to War: The Unspoken Alliance Between Astrophysics and the Military

Death by Black Hole: And Other Cosmic Quandaries

The Pluto Files: The Rise and Fall of America's Favorite Planet: The Rise and Fall of America’s Favorite Planet

Space Chronicles: Facing the Ultimate Frontier

A Brief Welcome to the Universe: A Pocket-Sized Tour

The Sky Is Not the Limit: Adventures of an Urban Astrophysicist

[kingtigerproffish]

Quantum entanglement actually pretty simple, just ask will Smith's wife 😂

[riclee]

The governments biggest fear is someone creates a quantum computer. There's no password you could create that it couldnt break in milliseconds

[lionparcelpalagan]

Everything "Quantum" sounds super cool

[bumpydevoshire]

This is how Jada tried to explain her cheating

[VoodooAngel]

My husband, who is a very intelligent man but is also a very linear thinking person asked me to explain this to him at one time, "whadda they mean, 'spooky action at a distance'?" I tried to explain we don't how these particles can be effected by what is happening to their counterpart even they are separated by distance. We don't know if it is a faster than light signal or if they are somehow part of "oneness". He looked at me with this blank expression. So finally, I just told him, it isn't Newtonian physics, it doesn't behave according to the observable laws of our everyday world and the further into quantum physics you go the more you feel like you have taken a ride on the Star Ship Enterprise with Gandalf and ended up on Arakis. Physics at the quantum level is just the very definition of weird. *Oh, that explains it, * he said.

[asianforce]

Imagine this for the future of communication, power generation, robotics and more. It seems kind of insane. Like a glitch in a video game or something.

[sunshinecloudy]

So the little particles, they're like BFFs

[PtolemyJones]

I have long speculated that this could be used for instantaneous communication between stars.

[cameronbailey]

"Spooky action at a distance"; mlb 13 the show soundtrack

[TonyFrmSpace]

Bro really gave no credit to all the backend developers 🇺🇲😎

[Revive]

if you had a subatomic particle with flipable spins like on command and didnt flip when observed
instant communication

[frankdecardenas]

That so escape my perception of my environment that is crazy

[jeraldleung]

Must be two identical particles~ i.e. if dog and cat, behave differet, only twin dog or twin cat will behave same or very similar way.

[StuartMorrisKing]

Faster than the speed of light 2 times the speed of light it would still take 4 minutes to reach the Sun, 1 Million Years to Andromada, if its Truly instant, you still have the issue of getting the 2nd particle to its destination, at the speed we can generate .

[collinsejaife]

Hmmm... that word again... entanglement 😂

[davidzapen]

Not just bits, bit qbits for computing power geometrically more power.

[arshadsiddiqui]

FTL communication sounds dope. Too bad all this stuff won't happen until after I die.

[HALO-JONES]

i would like to know what the distance was hwe was about to say ✌️

[jaramiemanson]

Imagine a quantum solar energy supply.