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* Newtonian gravity
* [[Electrostatics]] (before [[Maxwell's equations ]] in the 1800s)* [[Quantum entanglement ]] within [[quantum mechanics]] (called "non-locality")
Some scientists have long resisted the possibility of action at at distance (non-locality), and the [[theory of relativity]] assumes that information traveling travelling instantaneously, or faster than the [[speed of light]], is impossible. Quantum entanglement therefore appears to violate relativity as one particle affects another instantaneously. However, no information can be encoded with the particles, so no information can be sent faster than the speed of light, in accordance with relativity.
Several theories have been developed as ways of denying '''action at a distance''' (non-locality). These include:
