Quantum time machine? Scientists claim 'backward time flow' breakthrough
Electronics for use in a quantum computer in the quantum computing lab at the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center in Yorktown Heights, N.Y. An international team of scientists claims to have reversed time with the help of a quantum computer.
The experiment used quantum computer programs to ‘rewind’ scattered quantum bits or qubits back to their starting points. “Our findings break ground for investigations of the time reversal and the backward time flow in real quantum systems,” the scientists wrote in their conclusion to ‘Arrow of time and its reversal on IBM Quantum Computer.’
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