Quantum Entanglement Measured

In their research, they found that entangled particles could communicate at an astonishing speed of 3 trillion meters per second—exceeding light’s speed by a factor of 10,000. To put this in perspective, light travels at roughly 300,000 kilometers per second.

So next time you tune into a late-night science documentary, you can impress others with the fact that while light takes 4.3 years to reach Alpha Centauri, a thought or quantum entanglement could theoretically accomplish this journey in just 3–4 hours. That’s significantly quicker than a flight from New York to Los Angeles!

Implications for UFOs

This revelation may shift the perspective of skeptics who dismiss the idea of UFOs or UAPs being piloted by extraterrestrial visitors because of the supposed impossibility of faster-than-light travel. The findings from Chinese researchers opened a new avenue in our understanding of the universe less than a decade ago.

With a million years of advancement, we too might evolve into those sophisticated beings exploring far-off solar systems, studying the diverse life forms scattered across the universe.

Once, I aspired to claim the discovery of the speed of non-physical thought as my own. I was disheartened to learn that a similar breakthrough had occurred just five years prior to my own findings. Alas, so much for recognition!

However, I found solace in the fact that the Chinese physicists possessed far superior mathematical skills and equipment than I did. Although my research hinted at faster-than-light communication, they were able to provide a more definitive figure.

I had even envisioned naming it "Mark's Constant." Unfortunately, I discovered that the speed of quantum entanglement isn't a fixed value either. It turns out that 3 trillion meters per second is merely the slowest speed at which quantum entanglement operates. The interaction between particles can become even faster with more engagement.

Feline Kingdom of Sirius

Sirius A is approximately 4 light years away from Earth, much like Alpha Centauri. Sirius B, reputedly home to the majestic Feline Kingdom ruled by cats, lies at about 9 light years from us. Queen Miss Buttercup Snowflake could make the journey to Earth in just about 10 minutes aboard her speedy interstellar ship.

Her formidable army of 15-foot tall feline warriors could arrive to feast upon us in the same timeframe, potentially quicker than our authorities could respond to the situation.

The Felines of Sirius — The Urmah — What They Are Like and Their Mission on Earth — Monkey & Elf | Aliens, Angels & The Apocalypse (monkeyandelf.com)

Thus, it's wise to treat cats with reverence. They are here on a diplomatic mission to gather information. You represent humanity, and if you wish to avoid becoming a meal for advanced interstellar cats, it’s prudent to behave accordingly.