MIT uses 10,000 ultracold atoms to settle 98-year debate between Einstein and Bohr
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MIT physicists used 10,000 ultracold atoms to recreate the double-slit experiment, settling a 98-year-old debate between Einstein and Bohr about light's nature. By precisely controlling atomic "slits" and observing photon interactions, they confirmed Bohr's view that light exhibits wave-particle duality, but only one aspect can be observed at a time.
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