For the first time, researchers have demonstrated the remarkable ability to perturb pairs of spatially separated yet interconnected quantum entangled

The team set up three quantum "nodes" called Alice, Bob, and Charlie, which are able to store quantum information in qubits.

Quantum entanglement is the binding together of two particles or objects, even though they may be far apart - their respective properties are linked in a way that's not possible under the rules of classical physics. It's a weird phenomenon that Einstein described as " spooky action at a distance", but its weirdness is what makes it so fascinating to scientists.