In the Blink of Bird's Eye, a Model for Quantum Navigation
By Lisa Grossman · Wired · January 2011
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"European robins may maintain quantum entanglement in their eyes a full 20 microseconds longer than the best laboratory systems, say physicists investigating how birds may use quantum effects to “see” Earth’s magnetic field. Quantum entanglement is a state where electrons are spatially separated, but able to affect one another. It’s been proposed that birds’ eyes \[…\]"
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