Morthawt

So they are not entangled forever then? I have never heard that at all. They always portray it as that they are permanently linked and if one moves so does the other. So what do you mean by polorization? Plus would it work for a simple ping style thing where you fire a photon out, then check the local entangled one and get the data and trash that local one and send out a new photon and check the new entangled local one for some change?

The way I have heard it described and shown in video examples is when one of the photons moves up, so does the other photon by its self at almost instant speed. That is what got me thinking about what use that could be. So what actually would happen?

I do not know if this is even viable, but it struck me at least of a cool sci-fi based sensor technology. I detailed everything on reddit here: http://redd.it/1xum5v I will paste a copy of what I typed below: I know pretty much nothing about quantum physics and I do not pretend to be knowledgeable about it, I am just curious about the viability of this. What do you think?