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Optical physics

Squeezed light shatters previous record for manipulating quantum uncertainty

12 Sep 2016
Aerial photograph of the LIGO gravitational wave detector in Livingston Louisiana
Freshly squeezed: A new technique for squeezing light could soon be used at LIGO. (Courtesy: LIGO)
The quantum state of light has been squeezed more than ever before by physicists in Germany, who hav

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Tim Wogan is a science writer based in the UK
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