Sunlight creates quantum entanglement once thought to require lasers
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Researchers have shown that sunlight, not just lasers, can generate quantum entanglement between photons. Using a specially designed solar concentrator and a tiny crystal, they achieved 94% entanglement quality, potentially enabling energy-efficient quantum communication, sensing, and computing, including secure satellite encryption using freely available sunlight in space.
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