Quantum computer = fake application

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Helium atoms oscillated by radio pulse are wrongly treated as (illusory) perpetual-motion time crystal or (hopeless) quantum computers by fake news.

(Fig.1)  Hopeless quantum computers are used as fake application for impractical quantum mechanical research with unreal quasiparticles.

Quantum mechanics with unreal quasiparticles is useless.

Just oscillating cold helium-superfluid for a short time is irrelevant to (illusory) quantum computers or perpetual-motion time crystal, contrary to fake news.

The 4-5th, 2nd-last paragraphs of this hyped fake news (10/16/2025) say

"Perpetual motion is possible in the quantum realm"  ← fake news

"The physicists used radio waves to pump magnons into a helium-3 superfluid cooled to near-absolute zero. Magnons are ( unreal ) quasiparticles,.. When the team turned off the pump, the magnons (= just magnetic oscillation ) formed a time crystal that stayed in motion for.. several minutes before fading down"  ← Not perpetual-motion machine

"Time crystals (= just useless random oscillation ) could be used to drastically increase quantum computing and sensing power."  ← fake news

Actual papers say nothing about quantum computers

There is a wide discrepancy between fake news (= hyping quantum computers as fake application ) and actual papers (= saying nothing about quantum computers )

↑ This research paper ↓

p.1-abstract says nothing about quantum computers contrary to the above hyped fake news.

p.5-Discussion and outlook also says nothing about detailed application such as ( hopeless, parallel-universe ) quantum computers

↑ Just oscillating cold helium-superfluid by radio wave for a short time is impractical, irrelevant to quantum computers (= fake application ) nor perpetual-motion time crystal, contrary to the overhyped fake news.

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