News China launches worlds first Quantum satellite

[NatalieK]

Will this change communications, it's meant to be "hack proof".

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...communications

How's quantum work please? Simple question...

wondering if I can have a straight forward answer from someone that knows

[Google Expert]

fuck off, Gary

[NatalieK]

ok, reading more into the theory, I read there's 2 particles of information combining together making it impossible to crack. Although, they say theory & past proven, anything's possible.



But hey, here's to the possible future for the next few years

[NatalieK]

Originally Posted by Muad'Dib

fuck off

nice for you to be part of the world & what's happening right at this moment...


why don't you not fuck off DV

[Relic]

Originally Posted by GspotProductions

wondering if I can have a straight forward answer from someone that knows

Quantum entanglement is a physical phenomenon that occurs when pairs or groups of particles are generated or interact in ways such that the quantum state of each particle cannot be described independently — instead, a quantum state must be described for the system as a whole.

Digital security is an issue of predictability. Quantum makes hacking harder because the entanglement allows for true random number generation. It's difficult to find patterns and subsequently any holes in a realm of infinite sized space.

[Sarn]

meanwhile ukraine test secret fly milk tanker.

[Bladewire]

China first to market with stolen American technology. Steal from everyone while being the hardest to steal from, sound familiar? Fucking assholes

[Sarn]

Originally Posted by Bladewire

China first to market with stolen American technology. Steal from everyone while being the hardest to steal from, sound familiar? Fucking assholes

globalism

[Rochard]

Good for China. I like to see other countries working in space.

We so need to go to Mars, and it should be a group effort.

[NatalieK]

Originally Posted by Relic

Digital security is an issue of predictability. Quantum makes hacking harder because the entanglement allows for true random number generation. It's difficult to find patterns and subsequently any holes in a realm of infinite sized space.

So logically, it could be hacked in years to come?

For now seems a great success, I take it the it will be part of the www. & we all use it?

Originally Posted by Rochard

Good for China. I like to see other countries working in space.

We so need to go to Mars, and it should be a group effort.

Absolutely

[Sarn]

maybe in one day we will leave our planet


PS:and carry the flag of radical Islam and lgbt on other planets

[PR_Glen]

Originally Posted by Sarn

maybe in one day we will leave our planet

PS:and carry the flag of radical Islam and lgbt on other planets

are you channeling crusificicow lately or what?

[Sarn]

Originally Posted by PR_Glen

are you channeling crusificicow lately or what?

i mean all humans
and i am not understand what you say)

[Sarn]

night Milan photo from space station
https://new.vk.com/roscosmos?z=photo...15369_00%2Frev

[TheDynasty]

Originally Posted by Rochard

Good for China. I like to see other countries working in space.

We so need to go to Mars, and it should be a group effort.

[Bladewire]

They'll be launching tons of these satelites, their end goal is a quantum network like the one Germans have been working on, but in space.

The first universal quantum network | ExtremeTech


"Has it been done before?

Not from space, making this launch experimental. But fibre-optic quantum key distribution networks already exist in Europe, the US and China.

The signals weaken over distance though, which this project is hoping to minimise by sending the signals mostly through space, keeping attenuation to a minimum despite the distances involved."

China launches quantum-enabled satellite Micius - BBC News

[bronco67]

where did they steal the plans from?

[deonbell]

Bladewire have good links. But here is goods youtubes videos too.

Satellites use radio signals now. This new satellite use super magic crystals that shoot quantum beam. Beam for photons and Scott Bakula to travel on.

Short story


Long Story Very Smart Person.



Cool Scene From Space Movie

[NatalieK]

Originally Posted by Bladewire

They'll be launching tons of these satelites, their end goal is a quantum network like the one Germans have been working on, but in space.

The first universal quantum network | ExtremeTech


"Has it been done before?

Not from space, making this launch experimental. But fibre-optic quantum key distribution networks already exist in Europe, the US and China.

The signals weaken over distance though, which this project is hoping to minimise by sending the signals mostly through space, keeping attenuation to a minimum despite the distances involved."

China launches quantum-enabled satellite Micius - BBC News

thanks for the in depth post

Interesting to know quantum networks do exist already, wondering if the space program works will China have a fee for the usage, a rent, or would other countries send satellites up to create their own Quantum space networks