On: Scientists observe Einstein's gravity in the quantum world

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Blocked? No. Greatly attenuated and restricted in what modes can be accommodated? Yes.

More critically though the study gets into how they used a reference wave packet to establish a stationary baseline for the interferometer. Assuming the experiment is sufficiently isolated to reduce noise below the necessary threshold this can work in principle.

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.aec8045

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> Blocked? No. Greatly attenuated and restricted in what modes can be accommodated? Yes.

Can you give me some examples? I guess I'm thinking lead barriers or a Bose Einstein condensate but curious what you mean here.

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Your house has walls to attenuate photons.

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Casimir plates are a good example, although Faraday cages are probably better known along with Mu-metal.