Quantum Entanglement: The Future of Clean Energy?

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Quantum entanglement, a phenomenon in modern physics where properties of one particle instantaneously influence another regardless of distance, defies traditional physics and has transitioned from theoretical to practical applications. Albert Einstein, Boris Podolsky, and Nathan Rosen established the theoretical basis for quantum entanglement in 1935, while John Bell's theorem and experiments in the 1980s confirmed its existence. Today, quantum entanglement is seen as a revolutionary force with implications in computing, communication, and potentially energy transmission. Quantum computing, which uses interconnected qubits, can perform complex calculations at unprecedented speeds. Quantum cryptography provides unparalleled security for communication. While energy transmission through entangled particles is still theoretical, it could revolutionize energy distribution. Despite the potential, challenges like maintaining stable quantum states, developing infrastructure for quantum networks, high costs, and ethical considerations hinder widespread adoption. However, ongoing research and technological advancements continue to explore its potential applications.