110 Nanoseconds And The Thing That Never Was

It starts with this post about temporal cloaking which I seem to have encountered about two months too late. It describes how a team at Cornell has developed a mechanism to slow time around an event, creating a bubble of spacetime around the event and thus making it seem as though it never happened. Another …

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Writing in here feels incredibly guilty. I'm meant to be studying for my Plan II physics test (which is a lost cause) and prepping for a lab (I haven't the first clue what's happening). So of course, right now is when I'll feel like updating the Internet (i.e. my grand total of 2 readers) about …