Scientists have discovered a way to reverse quantum time and even skip ahead in a massive breakthrough for the quantum world.
, researchers have discovered a way to speed up, slow down, and even reverse quantum time by taking advantage of unusual properties within a quantum world in specific ways. It’s a huge breakthrough, which the researchers have detailed in a series of six new papers featured inThe papers were originally published in 2018, and they detail how researchers were able to rewind time to a previous scene, as well as even skip several scenes forward.
Additionally, the system would only be able to reverse to the state of a given particle, making it difficult to reverse quantum time for the entire system at the same time. As such, being able to reverse quantum time isn’t going to be easily scalable to, say, controlling aging in human beings, as humans are made up of an enormous amount of information. It might even take millions of years to reverse time just a second.
Still, this discovery is notable for the realm of quantum physics, as it could lead to additional research. We’ve already seen some , so perhaps this could be joined with that to dig even deeper into the possibilities. For now, though, we’ll just have to settle with what scientists have managed to accomplish thus far.
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