Stellar Communication Technology was developing at an incredible pace.
At the same time, as Tom's understanding of quantum entanglement deepened, he also realized a problem.
Stellar Communication Technology, based on quantum entanglement, actually had limitations.
These limitations were related to distance.
Of course, it wasn't that quantum entanglement itself was affected by distance—even if located on opposite sides of the universe, quantum entanglement remained real-time, consuming zero time.
But Tom observed that once the distance was too great, the "interference" that quantum entanglement itself would experience became greater.
Tom was currently unsure where this interference came from, but he temporarily suspected it might be related to dark matter and dark energy.
This interference led to immense difficulty in data interpretation. That is, although the information was transmitted, if the distance was too far, the data could not be interpreted.
