In this episode, Nathan Radke and Shelly are joined by Lee Kuhnle to discuss the last few months of 1983. Today you should celebrate Stanislav Petrov Day (September 26) and not participate in a nuclear simulation.

New results from CERN’s ALICE experiment are revealing how gluons behave inside atomic nuclei at extremely small scales.By studying J/ψ particles produced at high energies, researchers found evidence that challenges traditional models and points toward gluon saturation—a state where these particles become extraordinarily dense and interact collectively. The findings offer a new glimpse into the strong force and the hidden structure of visible matter.This episode includes AI-generated content.

Send us Fan Mail A 25-year engineering skills gap doesn’t get fixed with slogans, and it definitely doesn’t get fixed by buying shiny new tech while the basics fall apart. We’re joined by Wayne Stannett, founder of Regit in Norfolk, to talk honestly about what it takes to rebuild vocational engineering training that produces people you can trust on real plant, not just people who can pass an exam. Wayne walks us through how Regit was born out of the legacy of REAGIT, how it grew from a bold ...

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Heathar Shepard is the Pioneer of the Sunlight Rx & Sunlight diet, Athlete, Homeopath, Quantum Instructor, Successful Podcaster, Chef, Farmer truther, hilarious, and a beautiful human being inside and out and one of our greatest mentors. Check out episode 14 where we dove into the Sunlight RX. Today we are going to dive into her more recent endeavor of being a regenerative farmer and tap into her thoughts on food (and recovery from one particular popular way of eating.) Website: htt...

In Episode 150, Colton Dillion and Rick Carback of Postquant Labs join Patrick and Ciprian to introduce Quip Network, a decentralized, open source protocol designed to commoditize quantum compute the way CUDA democratized GPU access. The team dig into the four core problems facing quantum today: unclear benchmarks, high education costs, closed ecosystems, and fragmented talent. Quip Network addresses these by creating a bid based marketplace where quantum operators can monetize unused c...

Scientists have uncovered strange quantum oscillations in zirconium pentatelluride that persist under extreme magnetic fields and ultra-low temperatures.Its unusual topological structure allows energy levels to cross the Fermi level in unexpected ways, revealing new insights into Dirac fermions, exotic quantum matter, and potentially new quantum states.This episode includes AI-generated content.

The wait is finally over: Hannah Fry introduces Michael Stevens to her beloved fountain pen collection and the beautiful physics behind how fountain pens work.From a £20 Lamy Safari to vintage Waterman and Montblanc pens, Hannah explains how capillary action, surface tension, air pressure and carefully engineered feeds control the flow of fountain pen ink. Michael tests the collection, chooses his favourite and discovers why the most expensive pen is not necessarily the nicest to write with. Then

There has been a lot of doom and gloom combined with excitement, if that is possible, about AI in the science news lately. Sabine and I tried to deconstruct the hype associated with the highly touted Open AI solution of one of the Millennium Problems in Mathematics, as well as explore the real concerns and imaginary concerns associated with both the recent Open AI agent hacking of Huggy Face, and the blog post by the CEO of Anthopic arguing for a pause in AI development because of the potential for

🎙️ LFP134 - Muoni magnetici non più anomali? Nuovo calcolo del momento magnetico del muone compatibile con dati. In questo episodio parleremo di un recente articolo che stima il momento magnetico del muone con calcoli di QCD (Quantum ChromoDynamics) su reticolo, secondo cui l'accordo tra dati e teoria è molto migliore e quindi tenderebbe ad escludere nuova fisica.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Why can’t anything with mass travel faster than light? Einstein’s relativity shows that the speed of light is more than a speed limit—it is a fundamental boundary imposed by space-time and causality.Even phenomena that appear to exceed it, such as cosmic expansion and quantum entanglement, cannot transmit information faster than light.This episode includes AI-generated content.

A tool doesn’t become a global workhorse because it’s clever. It becomes a workhorse when different labs can run it, calibrate it, compare it, and trust it. It is a very long road from the invention to widespread use. And I got the chance to discuss the path of how the Cone took off with Dr. Marc Janssens, who is a key figure in this story - he was even jointly co-awarded the Phillip DiNenno Prize together with dr Vyto Babrauskas, for his efforts on developing, standardizing and promoting the...

Physicists at CERN and the Niels Bohr Institute have recreated primordial matter from the early universe using surprisingly light atomic nuclei.By colliding oxygen and neon at extreme speeds, they produced quark-gluon plasma and uncovered evidence that the neon nucleus has an unusual bowling-pin shape. The results offer a new way to study the strong force and conditions shortly after the Big Bang.This episode includes AI-generated content.

When high-ranking military officials and intelligence insiders risk everything to step forward with tales of downed craft and recovered non-human biologics, they are often met with professional ruin, character assassination, and silent intimidation. Why is the establishment so aggressively hostile toward true disclosure? In this high-stakes episode, we welcome veteran researcher Martin Willis to break down the terrifying machinery of retaliation faced by whistleblowers in the UFO community.Together,

Tim Palmer is not a quantum computing skeptic from the outside. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society, a CBE, an IPCC lead author, and the inventor of probabilistic ensemble forecasting — techniques now used in every major weather prediction center on Earth. He did his PhD in general relativity under Roger Penrose. When someone with that profile publishes a peer-reviewed paper in PNAS arguing that the entire fault-tolerant quantum computing roadmap may rest on a mathematical assumption that

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