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Quantum Ghost Imaging Runs on Sunlight Alone for the First Time, Reaching 90.7% of Laser Performance

A team of physicists at Xiamen University in China has demonstrated quantum ghost imaging using ordinary sunlight as the sole photon source, achieving 90.7% imaging visibility compared to 95.5% for a conventional laser operating at the same pump power.

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