PROF.HOWARD WISEMAN : EINSTEIN WAS WRONG

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Einstein was WRONG: 'Spooky' quantum experiment shows that the measurement of a photon affects its location

• Previous experiments have shown entanglement with two particles 
• But this is the first  to show the entanglement of a photon with itself
• The study reveals how when a light photon is observed it changes state
• Einstein didn't believe this could happen as it violates theory of relativity 

By Ellie Zolfagharifard

27 March 2015

Albert Einstein may have been a genius, but even he could get it wrong sometimes.

SAUDI ARABIA LAUNCHES MILITARY OPERATIONS IN YEMEN

ADEN/WASHINGTON, March 26 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia announced on Wednesday it had launched military operations in Yemen, carrying out air strikes in coordination with a 10-country coalition seeking to beat back Houthi militia forces besieging the southern city of Aden where the country's president had taken refuge.

CAN CONGRESS STOP CHINA IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA ?

A bipartisan effort is emerging to highlight dangerous trends in Asia—and specifically in the South China Sea. But will Obama listen?

Harry J. Kazianis

March 22, 2015

The balance of power in Asia is changing—and not in Washington’s favor.

No longer can the United States count on simply massing forces Gulf War I style and quickly coming to the aid of its allies if combat ever commenced on the Korean peninsula, in the East China Sea, around Taiwan or in the South China Sea—all thanks to China’s massive military buildup and growing anti-access/area-denial capabilities. The Obama Administration is quick to point out America is “pivoting” or “rebalancing” to Asia—maybe one of the most “sticky” foreign policy slogans in the last twenty five years. But catchphrases can’t change the facts and many would argue the pivot remains only a slogan when we take a hard look at facts on the ground. China is not only altering the status quo on land but on the water, in the sky, in space, and maybe even in cyberspace too.

NAVY RELEASES REVISED MARITIME STRATEGY

  

  Release Date: 3/13/2015

From the Navy Chief of Information Office

WASHINGTON (NNS) -- The sea services released a new maritime strategy, March 13, a plan that describes how the Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard will design, organize, and employ naval forces in support of national security interests and homeland security objectives.

CHINA'S UNDERSEA FLEET

Vice Admiral Joseph Mulloy: China's undersea fleet has surpassed that of the US

China is very quick to put new types of arms into service. Currently, China outnumbers the United States in terms of nuclear and diesel-powered submarines, US Vice Admiral Joseph Mulloy said. Although, he added, the quality of Chinese submarines is still inferior to American ones.