Can Photon Entanglement Revolutionize Aerospace Sensor Technology?

In summary, photon entanglement has the potential to revolutionize aerospace sensor technology by allowing for faster and more accurate communication between sensors and spacecraft. This quantum phenomenon allows for instantaneous transfer of information over long distances, making it ideal for use in space applications. With further research and development, photon entanglement could greatly improve the capabilities and efficiency of aerospace sensors, leading to advancements in space exploration and communication.
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Vernon Thompson
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I am a Technical Director for an aerospace company, 38 years. I am always looking for ways to build new sensors. Photon entanglement will cut the RADAR mile in half, provide longer duty cycles, no need for an airborne receiver, and more. However, I have been involved in science for 45 years and never stopped being a student. I am here to get ideas and collaborate on the future.
 
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