RE: Testing the foundations of general relativity with 14-digit precision

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Testing the foundations of general relativity with 14-digit precision

in steemstem •  6 years ago 

Thanks for sharing. I keep reading that we are at the brink of discovering some major new stuff once we can fully grasp quantum mechanics. The computational power alone associated with that is gonna blow our minds! Thanks for sharing and have a great day.

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      ·  6 years ago 

    I am not sure to fully get your comment. Do you mind clarifying? Thanks in advance. I will try to answer anyways :)

    We understand a lot about quantum mechanics, once a few postulates are admitted. For the computing power, do you refer to quantum computing? Here the problem is not understanding quantum mechanics but more on how to make it working knowing quantum mechanics.

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