Quantum Entanglement
Moscow State University, Russia

Professor Trotsky showed the mentees a circuit board with a EMF configuration.

"How much time, do we have left Ivanov?"

"Around 45 mins, Professor Trotsky"

"So tell me students, why do you think I want to isolate an atom?"

Their blank faces gave rise to a brief silence before he resumed.

"Quantum entanglement"

"We study these isolated atoms to observe this very entanglement", he added.

"Tell me what is this, quantum entanglement?", Trotsky inquired.

"...", Aren stared silently with a clueless expression.

"Ivanov", Professor Trotsky pointed his finger.

"Superposition of electrons is a prime example to this phenomenon, where two distinct far objects interact with one another which is otherwise physically impossible to interact with", Ivanov stated.

"Does this ring any bell to you, students?"

"So, unless an electron is observed we will not be able to calculate it's state", Aren replied.

"And why do we need to know about this? Ar
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