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Which country will announce the next significant breakthrough in dark matter detection by the end of 2025?
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Chinese Scientists Achieve Breakthrough in Dark Matter Detection, Holding Quantum Superposition for 23 Minutes
Nov 13, 2024, 02:30 PM
An international team led by Chinese scientists has achieved a significant breakthrough in the quest to detect dark matter by employing advanced quantum technology. This innovative approach has notably enhanced detection capabilities, marking a substantial step forward in understanding one of the universe's most elusive substances. A key aspect of this research is the successful maintenance of atoms in a state of quantum superposition for an unprecedented duration of 23 minutes, a feat that could open new avenues in both dark matter research and quantum computing. The findings underscore the potential of quantum techniques to revolutionize the field of particle physics.
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