CA. 50,000 B.C.E. The invention of Quantum Entangled Travel
“Politics is more difficult than physics”
-Albert Einstein
“Too many defects.” Anubis exclaimed with a wave of his hand that sent the faulty circuit crystal flying off into a nearby junkpile of similar failures. “Without quality parts, I will be fortunate to send a feather to the other gate.” he said in a mumbling, exhausted whisper.
“Many apologies master, I will instruct the igigi to calibrate the magnetic fields before we repeat the process.”
Anubis waved his apprentice Neti off, and again looked over his calculations. The loculus transmitter required an extremely low margin of frequency error to successfully open a quantum tether between gates. Without this tether, instantaneous communication was impossible and further, without communication, the molecule entanglement would also fail.
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