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Laboratories across the globe have been hard at work refining techniques for quantum teleportation. Prior to yesterday, America held the lead at a few hundred feet of distance. Now, the Chinese have made a literal quantum leap by shattering the record, successfully transferring the quantum state of a particle to its sibling from a distance of 10-miles.

It works by entangling two objects, like photons or ions. The first teleportation experiments involved beams of light. Once the objects are entangled, they’re connected by an invisible wave, like a thread or umbilical cord. That means when something is done to one object, it immediately happens to the other object, too. Einstein called this “spooky action at a distance.”

Until now, this has only been achieved with particles that are at most a couple hundred feet apart. And those distances have been accomplished with fiber channels, which help preserve the photons’ state.

In the latest experiment, researchers entangled two photons and zapped the higher-energy one through a special 10-mile-long free-space tunnel, instead of a fiber one. The distant photon was still able to respond to the changes in state of the photon left behind, an unprecedented achievement.

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