<ul><li>Scientists in Innsbruck, Austria, have created Schrödinger's cat states without requiring extremely cold conditions.</li><li>The experiment challenges the belief that quantum effects only occur in cold, quiet environments.</li><li>The scientists used a transmon qubit inside a microwave resonator to generate Schrödinger's cat states at temperatures as high as 1.8 Kelvin.</li><li>This discovery could lead to the development of more practical quantum technologies that do not require extreme cold temperatures.</li></ul>

Scientists create hot Schrödinger’s cat states without deep freezing

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