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  How can Quantum Physics be Applied in Communications?

  How exactly can quantum physics be applied in communications?

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  China Aims to Establish Global Quantum Communicatio...

  Chief researcher of the project, Pan Jianwei, says China plans to launch more quantum satellites, with the aim of establishing a global, high-security communications network by 2030.

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  QUESS to Shoot Photons to Land Receiver

  A feature of quantum communications is ultra-high security as a quantum photon can't be separated or duplicated.

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  New Satellite to Protect China from Cyber Attacks

  China has just sent a satellite in the orbit and a project is being closely watched in not only the world's scientific circles but also in the trenches of cyber security.

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  Quantum Satellite Program Draws World Attention

  The project is drawing plent of attention from the international scientific community.

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  China Launches World's First Quantum Communication ...

  The rocket took off from northwest China's Jiuquan satellite launch center.

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  Interview with Prof. Anton Zeilinger: Challenges of...

  Professor Pan Jianwei is the chief scientist of China's quantum satellite. He started his research in 1996 by working with Austrian quantum physicist Professor Anton Zeilinger.

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  World's First Quantum Comm Satellite "Micius"

  The world's first quantum communication satellite, which China is preparing to launch, has been given the moniker "Micius," after a fifth century B.C. Chinese scientist, the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) announced Monday.

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  Scientists Make Quantum Technology Breakthrough

  The imminent launch of the quantum communication satellite marks a breakthrough in China's development of quantum technology. Chief scientist PAN Jianwei says China will complete and put into operation the world's first secure quantum communication backbone network later this year.

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  China to Launch 1st Quantum Communication Satellite

  China will launch the world's first quantum communication satellite in a matter of days. In quantum computers, data can exist in both states simultaneously, holding exponentially more information. Such powerful computing ability is also viewed as a threat in that it could make everything on a conventional computer hackable.

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  China's 'Yutu' Retired after Operating 31 Months

  Named after the pet rabbit of the moon goddess Chang'e, the health status of the lunar rover has rarely left the public imagination.

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  China's Moon Lander Breaks Working Hour Record

  The lunar probe Chang'e-3 landed on the moon in December 2013, and is still working. The State Administration of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense says it's the longest work time ever for a lunar probe. For two-and-a-half years, Chang'e 3 has collected a great amount of data and images, helping answer many important scientific questions.