Researchers from the University of Glasgow in Scotland managed to capture the striking image last year that is the first-at any time photograph of quantum entanglement, a phenomenon so unusual, physicist Albert Einstein famously described it as ‘spooky motion at a distance’. Quantum entanglement happens when two particles become inevitably connected, and whatsoever takes place to just one quickly influences the other, no matter how far apart they are.  This unusual photograph confirms entanglement comprising two photons, two moderate particles. They are interacting and for a brief second and sharing bodily requirements. This outcome paves the way to new quantum imaging schemes and hints promise for quantum information and detailed proposals based on spatial variables.