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<description>AwakenedOutlaw&#x26;#x2692;&#x26;#xFE0F;@AwakenedOutlaw&#x26;#xB7;12hThis part, right here: &#x26;#x1F440;&#x26;#x22;Her team later managed to stop a light pulse completely, store its information, and restart it. They even demonstrated that light could be converted into a matter-based form, manipulated, and turned back into light.It sounds like science fiction&#x26;#x2014;but these experiments were real. They opened new possibilities for quantum information processing, optical communication, and advanced computing.&#x26;#x22;Next Science@NextScience&#x26;#x1F6A8; SHE SLOWED LIGHT TO JUST 38 MPH!Light normally races through empty space at about 186,282 miles per second. But Danish physicist Lene Vestergaard Hau found a way to make it move at roughly 38 miles per hour&#x26;#x2014;about the speed of...</description>
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