Kartavya Kant Tiwari

Physicists at MIT conducted a precise version of the renowned double slit quantum experiment, which challenges Einstein's objections to quantum mechanics. With the help of ultracold atoms and single photons, they have shown the reaction of the long-standing wave-particle duality discussion without traditional spring setups. The researchers ignored the classical apparatus components and allowed nature's inherent uncertainty to unleash Bohr's complementarity, as both wave and particle-like behaviour cannot be observed simultaneously. The finding matches the quantum theory and disagrees with Einstein's local realistic expectations. MIT's Quantum Experiment Challenges Einstein's Classical View As per Sci Tech Daily, Einstein argued for the deterministic reality, and claimed that the particles must be definite properties irrespective of the observation and that nothing could travel faster than light. With the Copenhagen interpretation, Bohr held the views which posit...