Quantum Contact H10 Plasma: Intrinsic Photon Linkage from a Common Source — Three Experimental Tests

**English** Quantum Contact H10 Plasma presents a central hypothesis proposed by Juan Sebastián Baena Cock: all photons originating from a common light source may retain an intrinsic physical relationship after spatial separation, potentially involving correlations beyond those explained by conventional optical mechanisms. This bilingual conceptual preprint proposes three complementary experimental tests: 1. Investigating intrinsic correlations between two optical beams derived from a common source. 2. Testing whether a controlled intervention on the experimental optical path (S2) is associated with reproducible changes in the reference path (S1). 3. Exploring whether a physical interaction medium, provisionally designated "H10 Plasma", can establish, modify or enhance measurable coupling between optical beams. The paper describes the optical apparatus, ESP32-S3 acquisition system, Python/Flask software, experimental controls, statistical methodology and criteria for interpretation. The proposed hypotheses remain unverified. The current instrumentation does not establish quantum entanglement, nonlocal signalling or a previously unknown physical interaction. **Español** Quantum Contact H10 Plasma presenta la hipótesis central propuesta por Juan Sebastián Baena Cock: todos los fotones procedentes de una misma fuente luminosa podrían mantener una vinculación física intrínseca después de su separación espacial, potencialmente mediante correlaciones que excedan los mecanismos ópticos convencionales conocidos. Este preprint conceptual bilingüe desarrolla tres experimentos complementarios: investigar correlaciones entre haces de origen común, comprobar posibles respuestas en S1 cuando se interviene sobre S2 y explorar medios físicos capaces de establecer o modificar el acoplamiento entre haces. El trabajo describe el montaje óptico, el sistema de adquisición ESP32-S3, el software Python/Flask, los controles experimentales y la metodología estadística. Las hipótesis permanecen pendientes de verificación. El estudio no afirma haber demostrado entrelazamiento cuántico ni nuevas interacciones físicas.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-11-05
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23971068
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Quantum Mechanics and Applications
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Quantum Contact H10 Plasma: Intrinsic Photon Linkage from a Common Source — Three Experimental Tests

Juan Sebastian Baena Cock
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Quantum Mechanics and Applications
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Quantum Contact H10 Plasma: Intrinsic Photon Linkage from a Common Source — Three Experimental Tests

Juan Sebastian Baena Cock
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**English** Quantum Contact H10 Plasma presents a central hypothesis proposed by Juan Sebastián Baena Cock: all photons originating from a common light source may retain an intrinsic physical relationship after spatial separation, potentially involving correlations beyond those explained by conventional optical mechanisms. This bilingual conceptual preprint proposes three complementary experimental tests: 1. Investigating intrinsic correlations between two optical beams derived from a common source. 2. Testing whether a controlled intervention on the experimental optical path (S2) is associated with reproducible changes in the reference path (S1). 3. Exploring whether a physical interaction medium, provisionally designated "H10 Plasma", can establish, modify or enhance measurable coupling between optical beams. The paper describes the optical apparatus, ESP32-S3 acquisition system, Python/Flask software, experimental controls, statistical methodology and criteria for interpretation. The proposed hypotheses remain unverified. The current instrumentation does not establish quantum entanglement, nonlocal signalling or a previously unknown physical interaction. **Español** Quantum Contact H10 Plasma presenta la hipótesis central propuesta por Juan Sebastián Baena Cock: todos los fotones procedentes de una misma fuente luminosa podrían mantener una vinculación física intrínseca después de su separación espacial, potencialmente mediante correlaciones que excedan los mecanismos ópticos convencionales conocidos. Este preprint conceptual bilingüe desarrolla tres experimentos complementarios: investigar correlaciones entre haces de origen común, comprobar posibles respuestas en S1 cuando se interviene sobre S2 y explorar medios físicos capaces de establecer o modificar el acoplamiento entre haces. El trabajo describe el montaje óptico, el sistema de adquisición ESP32-S3, el software Python/Flask, los controles experimentales y la metodología estadística. Las hipótesis permanecen pendientes de verificación. El estudio no afirma haber demostrado entrelazamiento cuántico ni nuevas interacciones físicas.

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