So, thinking about entanglement :)

Should really stop that, thinking I mean.
Can easily become habitual.

Anyway, if we entangle light and let it through in enough short pulses.
Like this?

" Just as a strobelight can yield stop-action photographs of a falling water drop, femtosecond pulses can capture the ultrafast steps of a chemical reaction between multiple atoms or molecules. But attosecond pulses are better equipped to capture the even speedier motions of electrons within atoms.

If light can be imagined as a wave of peaks and valleys, a one-second visible light pulse is a train of roughly 600 trillion peaks and valleys in length. The researchers report an attosecond pulse just 200 nanometers long, carrying just over a dozen peaks and valleys.

Therefore, the duration of a light pulse can be thought of as the length along its direction of travel. A 1.28-second pulse can stretch from an earthbound laboratory to the moon; a 650-attosecond pulse would barely span the length of two typical viruses. "

Look here too

If we did so, would it be possible to then freeze/unfreeze them and manipulate the spin again by our 'observing'.
Will it make any difference if we then disappeared/destroyed one of the entangled photons and allowed the other to split into a new entangled pair via a 'beamsplitter'.

That is, are we sure that the state of the spin is 'locked' after we have 'observed' it.

And I can't keep this from you ---LHC---- in music.

4-All-U Rappers out there, I present, directly from Cern..
Aha, It's the truth, they made it (on their free time of course)

LHC-Rap
I like this one the best :)

And of course... The Remix :)
As all true Master-Pieces it has a remix ::))
Here

For who it is look here

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Btw: this is kind of mystical
As it guarantees (?)
" to controllably pump microwave photons, one at a time, into a superconducting microwave resonator. Up to six photons were pumped into and stored in the resonator "
Let me see. We now have six point-particles taking no room inside that MW resonator. Or do we have six(?) differentiated wavepackets.

Ahh, but it's quite cool.

The BIGfairy,in its attempt to grade has shown itself to be a complete FAILURE in bringing anything other than a " " and a "heh" out of me.....save the usual typing to convey these messages.



..but I'm getting that fuzzy feeling of being entertained.....