In Schrödinger's famous thought experiment, a cat seems to be both dead and alive--an idea that strains credulity. These days, cats still don't act this way, but physicists now regularly create analogues of Schrödinger's cat in the lab by smearing the microscopic quantum world over macroscopic distances.
In Schrödinger's famous thought experiment, a cat seems to be both dead and alive--an idea that strains credulity. These days, cats still don't act this way, but physicists now regularly create analogues of Schrödinger's cat in the lab by smearing the microscopic quantum world over macroscopic distances.
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