Can I use quantum entanglement to keep synchronized timing information in different frames of reference?
Quantum Entanglement is nifty. Let's assume I can mass produce entanglement such that I've got two big vats of entangled stuff and I get slowly dribble it out so that I know I'm looking at the 'same' particle on Mars as is being messed with on Earth. Could I transfer TIMING information? Say by setting value A during even seconds and value B during odd seconds but with EXACT precision, say by examining one particle per millisecond?
The question came up by wondering if I could use entanglement to keep time and avoid all the relativistic error handling that seems to have led to the FTL neutrino conundrum?
Posted Oct 20, 2011, 6:45 AM UTC
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