Quantum Entanglement

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In quantum physics, an astonishing phenomenon occurs when you split one particle from a discrete system, like an atom, then move it to a distant location - both system and particle behave as if they are still connected to each other.

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When two particles are entangled, they are so intimately bound that they share one quantum state. The information of one particle is mirrored to the other.

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This is called "quantum entanglement" and its discovery puzzled Albert Einstein, who coined it "Spooky action at a distance. Therefore this is the science that makes all things possible at NLYTE LLC. Here we leverage Spooky2 technologies to develop precise energy balancing programs.

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The magic happens through the use of scalar waves. These waves are the substrate that make quantum entanglement possible. Below is an example of how the scalar field works.

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