Stealth-beating radar to shore up Canadian Arctic surveillance
A multi-million dollar defense project to develop ‘quantum radar’ will improve Canada’s military capabilities in the Arctic.
Canada, it seems, has a thing for quantum physics. In 2016, Justin Trudeau, the prime minister, received a standing ovation from gathered scientists after displaying a solid grasp of the concept (see below).
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