The New Chinese rocket will be the most Powerful Ever, Long March 9
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It is a very good time for China, at least concerned the space field. After sending the Chang’E-4 probe to the hidden side of the Moon a few years ago, repeating the success at the end of 2020 with the Chang’E-5, which brought back samples of lunar soil to Earth, few weeks ago they had another good accomplishment with insertion of the Tianwen-1 probe into the Martian orbit with the aim of carrying out an all-round scientific investigation of the Red Planet. The latest news concerns the announcement of a Chinese rocket that promises truly remarkable performance.
Long March 9 Design Concept
Comparison of super heavy-lift launch vehicles. Masses listed are the maximum payload to low Earth orbit in metric tons.
TOGETHER WITH THE RUSSIANS. There is no doubt that the main purpose will be to build a human base around our natural satellite. In January, China had entered into a collaboration with Russia with precisely this goal. Moreover, at the moment, Russia has not yet joined the Artemis Project (to build an international lunar space station) and therefore could dive headlong with China to create an alternative project .
China will start the project for the development of a new rocket called Long March 9. It will be one of the most powerful rockets ever built, capable of carrying about 50 tons of material around the Moon, 140 tons if the destination is the low orbit around our planet.
According to Wu Yanhua, who is among the leaders of the Chinese space agency, the Long March 9 could also be used to build a Martian base, although there would not seem to be a detailed plan for the Chinese colonization of the Red Planet (unless of plans kept secret). Certainly the new rocket will be able to launch interplanetary exploration missions such as the two missions planned for the end of the decade to Jupiter (but perhaps only one will be launched) which should lead to the landing of a rover on the frozen moon Callisto.
EXPECTED DEPARTURE: 2030. Long March 9 will be 93 meters high and will be equipped with a central stage of about 10 meters in diameter, surrounded by three auxiliary rockets. It will need huge engines, which are still under development, and if all goes as planned, the first launch should take place at the end of the decade. Meanwhile, in the course of 2021, let’s expect the launch of the first module of the New Tiangong, which will be the Chinese alternative for the International Space Station.
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When conventional solar power arrays receive energy from the sun, there are countless others on the other side of the planet that can’t. This is one of several limitations that space-based solar power purports to solve, and interest is growing as proposals mount from military, private, and public entities.
On Tuesday, Redwire acquired Deployable Space Systems (DSS), a leading supplier of deployable solar arrays, structures, and mechanisms capable of enabling space missions, according to a press release shared on the company’s website.
Space-based solar power (SBSP) is approaching a critical threshold as a practical means of transitioning the world to green energy sources.
One way of collecting energy from space involves using colossal mirror-like solar reflectors hoisted onto orbital satellites — to concentrate solar energy from the sun onto solar panels. This energy would then transform the energy into electromagnetic radiation, and beam it back to Earth via laser or microwave.
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On the ground, a rectifying antenna could capture the waves or various electromagnetic radiation from lasers, and transform them back into electricity to be pumped into a larger electrical grid.
In light of the potential, some companies are putting pressure on the U.S. government to form new industry and international partnerships — to make SBSP a reality.
The concept of SBSP “evolved over a very long time and is probably a couple of generations away from being hooked into the terrestrial power grid,” said James Vedda, senior policy analyst of the Aerospace Corp. Center for Space Policy and Strategy, during an October 2020 briefing, Space News reports.
He also argued for the U.S. to understand “that we’re not the only ones in the world who are looking at this,” and emphasized a need to “think about the kind of benefits that will fall to those who master the technology of wireless transmission of huge amounts of power over long distances.”
Notably, energy from solar arrays in space could power drones, internet-of-things (IoT) devices, and charging stations for the rapidly-approaching new generation of electric vehicles.
“A study 10 years ago noted that deaths from improvised explosive devices from insurgent groups caused two-thirds of coalition deaths in Iraq and Afghanistan,” said Karen Jones, senior project leader and technology strategist at the Center for Space Policy and Strategy, in the Space News report. “Many of those deaths were related to fuel transportation activities. If we could power-beam to these forward deployment basins, we could possibly save a lot of lives.”
And since IoT technologies are crucial to smart city initiatives, SBSP could help urban centers transition from 20th-century to 21st-century infrastructural grids — adding much-needed resiliency to the robustness of energy sources.
Redwire’s recent acquisition of DSS could be a first step in this direction. Key products for the company include deployable structural and mechanical systems of supporting subsystems, and deployable solar array systems — like the Roll-Out Solar Array, which NASA has plans to upgrade the International Space Station’s (ISS’) solar arrays later in 2021.
DSS had designed, analyzed, constructed, and delivered deployable solar technology for NASA, the Department of Defense, and commercial clients.
“While DSS has contracts with the largest leaders in aerospace today, Redwire will provide us with the size and breadth of services needed to secure even more competitive projects in the industry,” said Steve White, DSS co-founder and vice president in the Feb. 23 press release.
For future space and Earth-based applications, the potential for space-based solar power is growing every year. With China planning to build a space-based solar power station by 2035, there’s little time to waste for the U.S. and parallel powers to accelerate development, and implement a comprehensive green energy infrastructure to power the world through the brightest days and darkest nights.
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Slovenian-aerospace company Pipistrel is to develop a 20-seat hydrogen-fuelled regional aircraft with the aim of it entering commercial service before the end of this decade.
The Miniliner will have a range of up to 1000km (620 miles) and be capable of using runways shorter than 1km (0.6 miles), including grass strips at small aerodromes. Pipistrel, which is known for its range of all-electric trainer aircraft and is to launch a range of unmanned drones in the next two years said it aims for the aircraft to disrupt regional aerial mobility and to serve on feeder routes into larger airports.
Engineers at Pipistrel are designing and developing the aircraft in partnership with Delft University in Holland and Milano Politecnico, Italy as part of the EU-funded UNIFIER19 project. The company has also led the development of larger zero-emission aircraft recently through another EU-funded project called MAHEPA.
Pipistrel said that while several powertrain solutions are being evaluated for the Miniliner, it viewed advanced hydrogen-based propulsion systems answer the non-negotiable requirements of zero-emission, quiet and safe operations.“Current aircraft in this segment rely on 40-year-old designs, powered by fuel-burning, noisy and maintenance-intensive turboprop engines,” it said.
“Pipistrel’s Miniliners will allow for a Direct Operating Cost reduction of 30 to 40% on a per-seat metric relative to today’s solutions, even with the introduction of new zero-emission propulsion, real-time emissions monitoring and advanced flight control automation technologies.” It added that hydrogen as a fuel did not require large infrastructural investments is engaging with the European Union Aviation Safety Agency and Single European Sky ATM Research organisations on the Miniliner project.
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For nearly a century, physics has stretched in a tug-o-war between the science of the very big and the indescribably small. For planets and galaxies, gravity is easily noticed. But in the realm of microparticle interactions, gravity is weak because the size of the matter is tiny. Too small, many believed, for it to have a meaningful role in major cosmic events like particle formation — where electromagnetic and nuclear forces are much more potent.
However, physicists are rethinking gravity’s place in the basic blocks of nature, assigning the cosmic force a small but critical role in explaining how fundamental particles could come into being, according to a recent study published in the journal Universe.
A duo of physicists from the Institute of Gravitation and Cosmology at the People’s Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University) are revisiting the idea of giving gravity a role in the creation of particles. For typical elementary particles (like electrons), the force of electromagnetic pull is 10^40 times more powerful than the pull of gravity.From a conventional perspective, including gravity in the description of an electron’s behavior in proximity to an atom’s nucleus is a lot like including the effect of a mosquito on a windshield when discussing a car crash.
Regardless, study authors Vladimir V. Kassandrov and Ahmed Alharthy suspect the mosquito might have more bite than we thought — at least in the unconscionably small level called the Planck scale. “Gravity can potentially play an important role in the microworld, and this assumption is confirmed by certain data,” said Kassandrov in a blog post shared on RUDN University’s website.
Surprisingly, the scientific consensus on solutions for fundamental field theory equations in curved spacetime (effectively what gravity is) leaves a tiny space for gravity to have a non-zero influence. As distances between particles shrink, the force of gravity becomes comparable to that of attracted charges. In some models, the tiny effects of gravity might also reinforce solitary waves forming in quantum fields.
The pair of physicists used semi-classical models for electromagnetic field equations, switching out equations that typically removed gravity from consideration and applying ones that left room to modify some quantities without adversely affecting others.
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This switch-and-swap method enabled the scientists to define the charge and mass of known elementary particles, and look for solutions capable of describing particle formation.
Unfortunately, the duo didn’t find a distinct case where gravity played a necessary role — at least for particles we know exist. Some scenarios — where the distance between particles was reduced to roughly 10^-33 meters for charged objects of mass 10^-5 grams — showed solutions.
While these parameters might not describe something found generally throughout the universe, the physicists’ answer did find limits on a spectrum related to hypothetical semi-quantum particles — known as maximons.
While hypothetical overlaps might seem far-fetched, it represents a major accomplishment in theoretical physics. Often in science — which is based on empirical observation — we know nothing of new phenomena until we witness them. Not so for theoretical physics. Einstein’s theory of gravity predicted the existence of black holes, which no one had observed before.
If particle physicists confirm the existence of maximons, and astronomers discover boson stars, we have pre-formed ideas about how gravity plays a role in their behavior — merging hypothetical cases about physics and bringing us closer to even further discoveries about the fundamental forces of the universe.
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Scientific progress towards a quantum computing future has so far involved lots of different breakthroughs in lots of different (but related) fields, and there’s now a new one to report: the discovery of a crucial quantum speed limit.
This latest research answers a fundamental question – how fast can a quantum process be? It’s a useful piece of information to know if you want to build a quantum computer or a quantum network, as it tells you some of the limitations inherent in the system.
Thankfully for those of us who aren’t quantum physicists, the team behind the new study has provided an easier-to-understand analogy which involves a skilled waiter rushing around with a tray of drinks. How quickly can the waiter get all the drinks distributed without spilling any of the liquid?
The answer, it turns out, is to carefully speed up and slow down at certain points, tipping the glasses of liquid when needed to avoid spillage – only here the scientists used cooled-down cesium atoms instead of champagne, and an optical trap created by two laser beams as the ‘drinks tray’.
Such a trap – known as an optical lattice – is formed when two laser beams are pointed precisely at each other (physicists call this counterpropagation), resulting in well-defined interference that’s shaped like a bunch of peaks and valleys.
For transportation, the atoms were placed into these valleys, and the two-dimensional lattice was set into motion, not unlike a conveyor belt. Working out how fast this setup could be moved without any disruption to the atoms was the aim of the research.
“We loaded the atom into one of these valleys, and then set the standing wave in motion – this displaced the position of the valley itself,” says physicist Andrea Alberti, from the University of Bonn in Germany.
“Our goal was to get the atom to the target location in the shortest possible time without it spilling out of the valley, so to speak.”
The setup addresses the physical limitations of getting quantum information from one place to another, fully intact. Moving it as quickly as possible helps to protect against outside interference, but go too fast and key bits of data can get lost (you end up with champagne on the floor, in other words).
What the scientists found was that carefully calibrated accelerations and decelerations were required to hit the optimum overall speed limit for transferring quantum data, rather than sticking to a constant speed throughout.
It’s the first time that more complex transfers – where systems need to move through several quantum states along the journey – have been measured in this way. Quantum speed limits for simpler states have already been established.
The Mandelstam-Tamm bound limit for simpler states, named after the physicists who discovered it, doesn’t apply here. What it did do, though, was give the researchers a starting point: the idea that energy uncertainty (how ‘free’ particles are to move between energy states) is crucial to the maximum speed of a transfer.
For more complicated scenarios across greater distances, the energy uncertainty plays part of a role alongside the number of intermediate states that the particles must pass through to successfully reach their destination without interference. Ultimately, more complex quantum systems have a lower speed limit.
Now that we know the fastest speed at which atoms can be moved from one place to another without losing their original state – 17 millimetres per second across a distance of 0.5 micrometres in this study – we know how fast we might be able to push similar transfers inside quantum computer systems.
One of the main problems with quantum states is their fragility or their short coherence time – how long they can stay stable for. This new research puts us closer to understanding how we can make the most of that time.
“Our study reveals the maximum number of operations we can perform in the coherence time,” says Alberti. “This makes it possible to make optimal use of it.”
The research has been published in Physical Review X.
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The Perseverance rover, after its landing 4 days ago, has already started sending us a large amount of data and images. Above you can see the first overview, created by combining 6 photos taken by the navigation camera (below there is the navigable version).
Below, however, the video taken by the probe while it landed and the first recording of the Martian environment, made by the onboard microphone.
The landing footage was made by several cameras that were positioned precisely to film the descent and landing of Perseverance. In particular, we see the opening of the parachute, the detachment of the heat shield, which falls to the ground quickly, the detachment of the crane (with the double take: from the rover upwards and from the flying crane downwards) and finally the landing. The audio embedded in the video comes from mission control during entry, descent and landing. See below the video of Perseverance Landing.
Perseverance is also a good listener: it is equipped with several microphones to record the impact on landing and above all to listen to the noise of rocks, wind, “sand devils” and wheels moving on the surface. These sounds, which propagate differently on Mars due to the different properties of the atmosphere, will guarantee us humans an interactive experience, but above all they will have a high scientific value: those coming from the microphones on the SuperCam will provide data on mass, composition and hardness of the rock, useful for understanding its origins. The navigable version of the panoramic photo shows the landscape around the Perseverance rover. If you are watching it from a smartphone, just move the phone to change perspective. From a pc, just click on the video and move the mouse to change the shot.
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A star completely torn apart when it ventured too close to a black hole has given science a rare gift. For the first time, scientists have detected a high-energy neutrino that was flung out into space during one of these violent events.
The tiny particle doesn’t just get us closer to figuring out where precisely the most energetic particles in the Universe are born; it shows that black hole tidal disruption events can produce powerful natural particle accelerators.
“The origin of cosmic high-energy neutrinos is unknown, primarily because they are notoriously hard to pin down,” said astrophysicist Sjoert van Velzen of Leiden University in the Netherlands.
“This result would be only the second time high-energy neutrinos have been traced back to their source.”
Catching the death of a star by way of a black hole is fairly rare, but we’ve seen it enough times to know roughly how this process happens. An errant star comes close enough to a black hole that it’s snared by the latter object’s gravity. The colossal tidal force of the black hole – the product of its gravitational field – first stretches and then pulls the star so hard that it’s torn apart.
This tidal disruption event (TDE) releases a brilliant flare of light, glowing brightly as half of the debris from the disintegrated star swirls around the black hole, producing immense heat before it’s pulled inexorably beyond the event horizon. The other half of the debris gets flung out into space.
It was just such a flare and glow that was observed on Earth on 9 April 2019.
The event, called AT2019dsg, was emitted by a supermassive black hole clocking in at 30 million times the mass of the Sun (our own Milky Way’s supermassive black hole’s mass is 4 million solar masses), from a distance of 750 million light-years away. It flared brilliantly in the optical and in X-ray spectra, and was later detected in the radio spectrum.
Just under six months later, on 1 October 2019, another detection was made at the IceCube neutrino detector in Antarctica: one of the highest energy neutrinos picked up yet. It was named IC191001A.
“It smashed into the Antarctic ice with a remarkable energy of more than 100 teraelectronvolts,” said astronomer Anna Franckowiak of the Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DESY) and the University of Bochum in Germany.
“For comparison, that’s at least ten times the maximum particle energy that can be achieved in the world’s most powerful particle accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider at the European particle physics lab CERN near Geneva.”
And it came from the direction of AT2019dsg.
Neutrinos are fascinating little things. Their mass is almost zero, they travel at near light-speed, and they don’t really interact with normal matter; to a neutrino, the Universe would be all but incorporeal. In fact, billions of neutrinos are zooming through you right now. This is why they have been nicknamed the ‘ghost particle’. The Ghost Particles
This doesn’t mean they can’t interact with matter, though, and this is how IceCube detects them. Every now and again, a neutrino can interact with the ice and create a flash of light. With detectors tunnelled deep into the darkness in the Antarctic ice, those flashes really stand out.
Based on characteristics such as how the light propagates, and how bright it is, scientists can work out how energetic the neutrino is, and the direction from whence it came. Previously, scientists traced an extragalactic high-energy neutrino back to a blazar galaxy, 4 billion light-years away.
When scientists analysed IC191001A, they found there was only a 0.2 percent chance that it was not associated with AT 2019dsg.
“This is the first neutrino linked to a tidal disruption event, and it brings us valuable evidence,” said astronomer Robert Stein of DESY.
“Tidal disruption events are not well understood. The detection of the neutrino points to the existence of a central, powerful engine near the accretion disc, spewing out fast particles. And the combined analysis of data from radio, optical and ultraviolet telescopes gives us additional evidence that the tidal disruption event acts as a gigantic particle accelerator.”
The most likely culprit, according to a second paper on the neutrino, are the relativistic jets of plasma that spew from the polar regions of an actively accreting black hole. How this happens is unclear, but astronomers think that material from the inner part of the accretion disc (but outside the event horizon) is channelled towards and launched from the poles via magnetic field lines around the outside of the black hole.
Recent simulations suggested that, when magnetic fields in these jets become tangled, they produce an electric field that can accelerate particles to relativistic – close to the speed of light – speeds. These jets can last for hundreds of days, which helps explain why the neutrino arrived six months after the initial detection.
It’s a magnificent result, and one that beautifully demonstrates what we can discover when we combine different ways of looking at the cosmos.
“The combined observations demonstrate the power of multi-messenger astronomy,” said astrophysicist Marek Kowalski of DESY and Humboldt University in Germany.
“Without the detection of the tidal disruption event, the neutrino would be just one of many. And without the neutrino, the observation of the tidal disruption event would be just one of many. Only through the combination could we find the accelerator and learn something new about the processes inside.”
The two papers have been published in Nature Astronomy here and here.
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‘Force Field’ to Protect Sensitive Quantum Computers From Noise
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One way to reduce the risk of this occurring is to build in checks and balances that help to shield the blurred state of reality at the core of quantum computers – and now scientists have proposed a new way to do just that.
Theoretical physicists from RWTH Aachen University in Germany have proposed what’s known as a ‘synthetic magnetic field’, which they think could help protect the fragile qubits needed in a quantum computer.
“We have designed a circuit composed of state-of-the-art superconducting circuit elements and a nonreciprocal device, that can be used to passively implement the GKP quantum error-correcting code,” the team writes in their paper.
The basis for the design is a concept that’s nearly 20 years old (we’ll get to that in a moment), one that simply isn’t feasible based on its requirement of impossibly strong magnetic fields. The new approach attempts to get around this issue.
Instead of the solid, bit-based language of 1s and 0s that informs the operations of your smartphone or desktop, quantum computing relies on a less binary, and far less definitive approach to crunching numbers.
Quantum bits, or qubits, are individual units of its language based on the probability of quantum mechanics. String enough together and their seemingly random tumbling sets the foundations for a different unique approach to problem solving.
A qubit is an odd creature though, something that has no real equivalent in our day-to-day experience. Unobserved, it could be simultaneously in the position of 1, 0, or both. But as soon as you look at it, the qubit settles into a single, more mundane state.
In physics, this act of looking doesn’t even need to be an intentional stare. The buzz of electromagnetic radiation, a stray bump of a neighbouring particle… and that qubit can quickly find itself part of the scenery, losing its essential powers of probability.
This ‘noise’ only gets worse as we grow devices to include more qubits, something that is necessary to make quantum computers powerful enough to be capable of the high-level processing we expect of them.
A promising method for ensuring a qubit stays fuzzy long enough to be useful is to entangle it with other qubits located elsewhere, meaning its probabilities are now dependent on other, equally fuzzy particles sitting in zones unlikely to be slammed by the same noise.
If that’s done right, engineers can ensure a level of quantum error correction – an insurance scheme that allows the qubit to cope with the occasional shake, rattle, and roll of surrounding noise.
And this is where we return to the new paper. Back in 2001, a trio of researchers – Daniel Gottesman, Alexeir Kitaev, and John Preskill – formulated a way to encode this kind of protection into a space as an intrinsic feature of the circuitry holding the qubits, potentially allowing for slimmer hardware.
It became known as the Gottesman-Kitaev-Preskill (GKP) code. There was just one problem – the GKP code relied on confining an electron to just two dimensions using intense, large magnetic fields in a way that just isn’t practical. What’s more, processes for detecting and recovering from errors are also fairly complicated, demanding even more chunks of hardware.
To really get the most out of the GKP code’s benefits, quantum engineers would need a more passive, hands-off approach for shielding and recovering a qubit’s information from noise.
So in this innovative new proposal, physicists suggest replacing the impossibly large magnetic field with a superconducting circuit comprising of components that serve much the same purpose, ironing out the noise.
The technicalities of the setup aren’t for general reading, but Anja Metelmann at APS Physics does a top job of going through them step-by-step for those eager for details.
For it to work, there would need to be a way for photons – effectively ripples in the electromagnetic field that carry the electron’s forces – to be manipulated by that very field. Given the photon’s neutrality, this just isn’t a possibility.
There is a workaround, though. In recent years physicists have found a way to control photons so they can be channelled like electrons, by manipulating the optics of a space so it takes on certain magnetic-like characteristics.
So-called synthetic magnetic fields permit photons to be directed, giving engineers a way to craft devices in which light waves can be forced to behave more like a current.
The new paper lays out a way to use this synthetic magnetic field to protect a theoretical single electron in a crystal, confined to a 2D plane. When they ran calculations to see how it would react when subjected to a strong, real magnetic field, which usually would interfere with the system, they showed that their new set-up could protect it.
“We find that the circuit is naturally protected against the common noise channels in superconducting circuits, such as charge and flux noise, implying that it can be used for passive quantum error correction,” the team explains in their paper.
Before we get a working prototype of this quantum error-correcting machinery, there are plenty of kinks to work out experimentally. It’s all good on paper, but left to be seen if the technology does cooperate as expected.
In time, we might have a relatively simple device that turns an impractical – but otherwise efficient – concept for scaling up quantum computers into a real possibility, opening the way for error tolerant technology that has until now been mostly theoretical.
This research was published in Physical Review X.
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Quantum Holograms Could Make Detailed Images of Our Bodies And Cells
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Once, holograms were just a scientific curiosity. But thanks to the rapid development of lasers, they have gradually moved centre stage, appearing on the security imagery for credit cards and bank notes, in science fiction movies – most memorably Star Wars – and even “live” on stage when long-dead rapper Tupac reincarnated for fans at the Coachella music festival in 2012.
Holography is the photographic process of recording light that is scattered by an object, and presenting it in a three-dimensional way. Invented in the early 1950s by the Hungarian-British physicist Dennis Gabor, the discovery later earned him the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1971.
Beyond banknotes, passports, and controversial rappers, holography has become an essential tool for other practical applications including data storage, biological microscopy, medical imaging, and medical diagnosis.
In a technique called holographic microscopy, scientists make holograms to decipher biological mechanisms in tissues and living cells. For example, this technique is routinely used to analyse red blood cells to detect the presence of malaria parasites and to identify sperm cells for IVF processes.
But now we have discovered a new type of quantum holography to overcome the limitations of conventional holographic approaches.
This groundbreaking discovery could lead to improved medical imaging and speed up the advance of quantum information science. This is a scientific field that covers all technologies based on quantum physics, including quantum computing and quantum communications.
How holograms work
Classical holography creates two-dimensional renderings of three-dimensional objects with a beam of laser light split into two paths.
The path of one beam, known as the object beam, illuminates the holography’s subject, with the reflected light collected by a camera or special holographic film.
The path of the second beam, known as the reference beam, is bounced from a mirror directly onto the collection surface without touching the subject.
The hologram is created by measuring the differences in the light’s phase, where the two beams meet. The phase is the amount the waves of the subject and object beams mingle and interfere with each other.
A bit like waves at the surface of a swimming pool, the interference phenomenon creates a complex wave pattern in space that contains both regions where the waves cancel each other (troughs), and others where they add (crests).
Interference generally requires light to be “coherent” – having the same frequency everywhere. The light emitted by a laser, for example, is coherent, and this is why this type of light is used in most holographic systems.
Holography with entanglement
So optical coherence is vital to any holographic process. But our new study circumvents the need for coherence in holography by exploiting something called “quantum entanglement” between light particles called photons. How a hologram is created using entangled photons. (University of Glasgow)
Conventional holography fundamentally relies on optical coherence because, firstly, light must interfere to produce holograms, and secondly, light must be coherent to interfere. However, the second part is not entirely true because there are certain types of light that can be both incoherent and produce interference.
This is the case for light made of entangled photons, emitted by a quantum source in the form of a flow of particles grouped in pairs – entangled photons.
These pairs carry a unique property called quantum entanglement. When two particles are entangled, they are intrinsically connected and effectively act as a single object, even though they may be separated in space. As a result, any measurement performed on one entangled particle affects the entangled system as a whole.
In our study, the two photons of each pair are separated and sent in two different directions.
One photon is sent towards an object, which could be, for example, a microscope slide with a biological sample on it. When it hits the object, the photon will be slightly deviated or slowed a bit depending on the thickness of the sample material it has passed through. But, as a quantum object, a photon has the surprising property of behaving not only as a particle, but also simultaneously as a wave.
Such wave-particle duality property enables it to not only probe the thickness of the object at the precise location it hit it (as a larger particle would do), but to measure its thickness along its entire length all at once. The thickness of the sample – and therefore its three-dimensional structure – becomes “imprinted” on to the photon.
Because the photons are entangled, the projection imprinted on one photon is simultaneously shared by both.
The interference phenomenon then occurs remotely, without the need to overlap the beams, and a hologram is finally obtained by detecting the two photons using separate cameras and measuring correlations between them.
The most impressive aspect of this quantum holographic approach is that the interference phenomenon occurs even though the photons never interact with each other and can be separated by any distance – an aspect that is called “non-locality” – and is enabled by the presence of quantum entanglement between the photons.
So the object that we measure and the final measurements could be performed at opposite ends of the planet.
Beyond this fundamental interest, the use of entanglement instead of optical coherence in a holographic system provides practical advantages such as better stability and noise resilience. This is because quantum entanglement is a property that is inherently difficult to access and control, and therefore has the advantage to be less sensitive to external deviations.
These advantages mean we can produce biological images of much better quality than those obtained with current microscopy techniques. Soon this quantum holographic approach could be used to unravel biological structures and mechanisms inside cells that had never been observed before.The Conversation
Hugo Defienne, Lecturer and Marie Curie Fellow, School of Physics & Astronomy, University of Glasgow.
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Using a technology that streams data from an airplane via satellites, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is now monitoring every Boeing 737 MAX on every flight worldwide to check on the performance of the MAX fleet as the jet returns to service.
The system “will flag deviations from certain parameters during all phases of flight and alert the FAA’s aviation safety division,” the federal agency said. “Safety engineers and inspectors will use the early notification to further analyze the incident.”
Following the two MAX crashes that killed 346 people and grounded the commercial fleet worldwide for 20 months, even routine problems in flight as the planes return to the skies are likely to gain outsize attention and cause concern for air travelers.
The FAA is using the data to keep a close eye on the performance of the MAXs and to try to detect any issues early. The agency has never before conducted such real-time scrutiny of a single model of airplane.
It has contracted with McLean, Virginia-based Aireon to use a system called Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast, or ADS-B, to track the MAXs in flight, streaming data from the aircraft every half second to the FAA Technical Center near Atlantic City, New Jersey.
ADS-B is a more precise tracking system than radar and also transmits more data. And unlike radar, which cannot track aircraft far out over the oceans, the Earth’s poles or inaccessible mountain or jungle terrain, Aireon’s satellite system covers the globe.
Every new Airbus or Boeing jet is equipped with an ADS-B transmitter that continually broadcasts the identity of each individual airplane, its accurate GPS position, its trajectory, its ground speed, its altitude, and its vertical rate of climb or descent, as well as any indication from the airplane systems of an emergency event — such as a code flagging a Traffic Collision Avoidance System (TCAS) automatic warning.
For the MAX tracking contract with the FAA, the scope of which the agency has extended after an initial 10-week trial, Aireon will provide daily health reports on the flights that took off the previous day.
For each individual MAX jet, it will report how many times it took off, the duration of the flights and any anomalies detected.
Aireon’s ambition is eventually to replace the world’s current radar-based air traffic control systems with a more precise and global ADS-B system. Its investors include some of the world’s leading air navigation authorities, including those of Canada, the U.K., Ireland and Italy.
Its work with those authorities has already allowed air traffic controllers to shrink the spacing between aircraft flying across the North Atlantic. And the Canadian and British air traffic controllers are starting a trial to scrap the current system of organized tracks across that ocean in favor of more efficient individual airplane routings.
ADS-B can also be used to track the precise location of a plane if it goes down. When a Boeing 777 with 239 people aboard — Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 — disappeared in March 2014, this technology for precisely locating the jet was not in place globally. That jet crashed somewhere in the vast southern Indian Ocean and is still missing.
The FAA has not yet committed fully to the Aireon system, but in November announced a strategic partnership that grants it broad access to Aireon’s real-time air traffic data to allow the agency to evaluate applications, including air traffic control automation, airspace safety analysis and accident investigations. The MAX tracking, an off-shoot of that partnership, will provide copious data on routine operations and flag anything out of the ordinary.
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