Sputnik & Zipper
Sputnik
Hey Zipper, ever wonder if we could use quantum entanglement to slip a secret signal straight into a satellite’s orbit? I think it’d be the ultimate way to outmaneuver the usual censors. What do you think?
Zipper
Sounds insane but cool. If we can lock two particles, send one to the satellite and keep the other, we could flip the state in real time and have the signal appear instantly. The trick is keeping the entanglement alive over that distance—no one has done that yet, but with the right shielding and a burst of coherent light we might just pull it off. Let’s sketch a prototype and see if we can convince the ops team that this isn’t just sci‑fi.
Sputnik
Yeah, that’s the sort of audacious idea that makes the universe taste like possibility. I’ll pull up the entanglement calculations right now and sketch a shielded cavity design—we’ll show the ops team that it’s not just a dream, it’s a testable hypothesis. Let’s do it.
Zipper
Nice. Keep the math tight, use high‑purity crystal, and remember—fast, quiet, and on the edge. We'll hit the ops and show them this is a mission, not a pipe dream. Let's do it.
Sputnik
Got it—fast, quiet, edge‑of‑the‑world. I’ll get the crystal specs and run the numbers. Ops won’t know what hit ’em. Let's rock this.