Researchers at MIT have proposed a method to reproduce quantum mechanics using only classical principles. By extending the principle of least action to include fluid-like density and multiple paths, they recover the exact results of the Schrödinger equation.Phenomena like tunneling and the double-slit experiment emerge naturally from this framework, not as fundamentally “quantum” oddities. The result points to a deeper unity between classical and quantum physics—suggesting that the microscopic world

Most living things vanish without a trace. A select few become fossils. But how? In this episode of Field Notes Professor Hannah Fry and VSauce's Michael Stevens dig into the unlikely process that turns bone into stone. From prehistoric seas hidden beneath Kansas to fossils mistaken for mythical creatures, they follow the clues that reveal Earth's deep past. Along the way they uncover the lost landscape of Doggerland, investigate creatures that survive without sunlight, and tackle

While we can get pretty far with a very simple approximation of what a fire is in our fire cfd, at some point our simplications are not enough. And there is a plenty of features and phenomena, for which we simply need a better tool to handle - carbon monoxide, soot, extinction, flashover behavior, and what happens when ventilation disappears. At the IAFSS symposium, we sit down with Professor Bart Merci (Ghent University), fresh off delivering the Howard Emmons Invited Plenary Lecture, ...

Nuclear energy is back in the spotlight in 2026—but not in the way many people imagine. The new nuclear story is not simply about giant power plants rising everywhere. It is about a more complicated shift: governments, utilities, technology companies, and industrial users are looking again at nuclear power as a reliable source of clean electricity in a world that needs far more energy.In this episode, we focus on what “new nuclear” really means in 2026. The biggest attention is on small modular

Stockholm, December 1954. Max Born is seventy-two and has just received the Nobel Prize. The committee has cited him for the Born rule: |psi|² is probability – the wave function does not tell you what will happen, it tells you what might happen, and how much each possibility weighs. He published this in July 1926 in a footnote in the proof of a paper. He had first written that the wave function itself was the probability, then realised it must be the squared modulus, and added the correction as a

This special episode of the Turing Podcast revisits Project Bluebird – the project that featured on our very first ever episode on the podcast in 2020! Host Amelia Jabry is joined by Ben Carvell, an aviation researcher leading AI agent design on Project Bluebird, and Andrew “Andy” Pace, a London terminal air traffic control officer (ATCO), who describes ATCO work, sectorisation, radar-based operations, and the still-analogue reliance on voice. They examine the growing complexity of air traffic

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In this episode of Tinfoil Tales, Brandon sits down with Ernie, who shares one of the most detailed and unsettling Sasquatch encounters ever discussed on the show. What began as a routine hunting trip in a remote mountain area turned into a face-to-face encounter with a massive, intelligent being unlike anything he had ever experienced.Ernie describes how he unknowingly walked into what appeared to be a coordinated hunting scenario involving multiple creatures. As the situation unfolded, he came

Why This Episode MattersSabrina Maniscalco is one of the few people in quantum who has lived the full arc: two decades of academic work on open quantum systems and non-Markovian noise at Palermo, Turku, Edinburgh, and Helsinki, followed by founding Algorithmiq with three of her former researchers after an early Qiskit Camp. That trajectory matters now because Algorithmiq just had a landmark stretch — sole winner of the $2M Wellcome Leap Q4Bio prize for a quantum-enabled cancer drug

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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Anti-Gravity Group Podcast, we are joined by long-time rocketeer and chairman of the Tripoli Motor Testing Committee, Art Hoag! Support the show Support the podcast by joining our Patreon and get early/ad-free episode releases: https://patreon.com/aggpod Follow Braden Here: https://youtube.com/@rocketvlogs https://www.instagram.com/bigb1011 https://www.tiktok.com/@bradencarlson6 Follow Taylor here: https://www.youtube.com/@the_rocketchannel Foll...

Is it possible that the ultimate form of spiritual possession is entirely mechanical? This episode breaks down the jaw dropping theory that Demonic Fallen Beings are abandoning traditional spiritual entry points in favor of physical technology. We investigate the bizarre world of Ancient Alien Implants, examining how metallic anomalies found inside abductees might serve as physical vessels for unholy consciousness.Nathaniel Gillis joins us to explain how these dark entities utilize metal fragments

Nuclear nuclear fusion is rapidly shifting from theory to near-term reality, with major projects and startups approaching net energy gain and stable plasma control. Advances in superconducting magnets and AI-driven optimization are enabling compact reactor designs, positioning fusion as a scalable source of clean, virtually limitless electricity.Beyond energy, these systems could power AI infrastructure, enable deep-space propulsion, and even function as experimental platforms for probing dark

How will humanity feed billions of people on Earth—and eventually millions more in space? In this episode of Entropy Rising, we explore the past, present, and future of agriculture. From AI-powered tractors, autonomous drones, and laser weed killers to vertical farming, hydroponics, lab-grown meat, and orbital agriculture, we examine how one of humanity's oldest industries has become one of its most technologically advanced. We discuss why only a tiny fraction of the population now produces f...

This episode dives into the strange and unsettling idea of quantum immortality, using a vivid quantum “Russian roulette” thought experiment as a gateway into the many‑worlds interpretation, probability, and the nature of consciousness. Anna and Professor Halloway debate whether your subjective experience could ever genuinely end, how the Born rule and measures of existence shape what “survival” means, and whether a fragmented, branch‑hopping self still counts as a person at all. Along the way, they

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Compared with almost every other animal on Earth, our feet seem strangely specialised. They can't grip branches, they're full of arches and joints, and for some reason we're the only species that regularly puts shoes on them.Hannah and Michael explore how millions of years of evolution transformed ape like feet into powerful biological springboards, uncovering a surprising connection between human walking, pizza slices, and one of mathematics' most beautiful ideas. After the break, they ask

For centuries, those who have returned from the edge of death have spoken of tunnels bathed in light, encounters with the departed, and a profound sense of peace that defies description; accounts shared by surgeons, soldiers, children, and scientists across every culture on earth. Now, science is beginning to ask the questions once left only to philosophy and faith. The Quantum Curiosities And Tech Revelations podcast is diving deep in this episode, "I'm Out Here-Examining The Near Death

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