The Chinese government's influential media organisation, China Electronics Group, has reported that the military-controlled Xinhua News Agency (CTEC) has developed a "quantum radar" that can easily detect stealth aircraft, such as the US' B-2 stealth bomber, defeating its cloak of invisibility, and is highly resistant to becoming jammed. The technology is based on "quantum entanglement," a phenomenon observed in pairs of particles in which any measurement taken of one is reflected by the other.
The Chinese government's influential media organisation, Xinhua News Agency, has reported that the military-controlled China Electronics Group (CTEC) has developed a "quantum radar" that can easily detect stealth aircraft, such as the US' B-2 stealth bomber, defeating its cloak of invisibility, and is highly resistant to becoming jammed. The technology is based on "quantum entanglement," a phenomenon observed in pairs of particles in which any measurement taken of one is reflected by the other.