
Nuremberg · 1515
Boulder · 2015 · Long sleeve
2015
The verified geometry of a loophole-free Bell test with monumental nonlocal typography, a Boulder sleeve print and experiment patch.
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Research / Object history
A 2015 experiment in Boulder separated two detectors by 184 metres and closed major loopholes in a Bell test. The measured correlations exceeded the limits expected from local hidden-variable theories, leaving nonlocality among the strangest established features of quantum mechanics.
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