Quantum Entanglement
From my understanding the transmission of information between two entangled particles is instantaneous. However what would what happen if we were to compare the speed of 2 sets of entangled particles with a difference in distance. Maybe this has already been done, but I haven't found anything and I'm not in physics communities.
Original post by Y-NR
I'm not sure what you are trying to say. Are you suggesting we measure the speed at which the transmission takes place?
We don't necessarily have to measure it but rather make a relative comparison between, two sets of entangled particles each with a different distance so it could be 1 km for the first set and 2km for the first set. How would these two compares, speed wise.
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