Data center design are changing rapidly. How can you keep your engineering design flexible? Listen to this conversation with Vicki Elving, PE, Associate Vice President, North Texas MEP Lead, HDR, Dallas.

How did the Gila monster, a desert lizard that eats just five times a year, help unlock the science behind Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro?In this episode of The Rest Is Science, Professor Hannah Fry and Michael Stevens (Vsauce) trace the strange journey from a molecule found in lizard venom to medicines reshaping diabetes and weight-loss treatment, exploring how GLP-1 helps regulate blood sugar, appetite and the hum of ‘food noise’.Early evidence suggests their effects may extend far beyond food,

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The Large Hadron Collider is undergoing its biggest upgrade yet as it prepares to become the High-Luminosity LHC.This episode explores how next-generation detectors, dramatically higher collision rates, and unprecedented precision could reveal rare Higgs boson phenomena and push the search for new physics beyond the Standard Model.This episode includes AI-generated content.

Motor journalist Toby Hagon returns to Shirtloads of Science for round two on electric vehicles. Toby shares how he got into motoring journalism and what the job really involves. We break down 400V vs 800V batteries, charge cycles, and the reality of battery degradation, decode WLTP vs NEDC ratings, and marvel at just how powerful EVs really are. evcentral.com.au outbacktravelaustralia.com.au evcentral.com.au outbacktravelaustralia.com.au

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# **REAL FAIRY ENCOUNTER: I Began Seeing Fairies... Then They Started Leaving Me Objects**In this extraordinary episode of *Fascinating Fae*, I speak with Haley from New Zealand, who chronicles an exceptional journey of personal recovery, artistic transformation, and ultimately, contact with fairies.Haley's early life was filled with challenges. Struggling with addiction, sensitivity, and a profound feeling of being out of place in the modern world, she found herself on a difficult path toward

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A unique NASA experiment aboard the International Space Station is exploring some of the strangest phenomena in quantum physics.By cooling atoms to temperatures near absolute zero in the weightlessness of space, scientists can study exotic states of matter with unprecedented precision. The research could unlock new insights into gravity, time, and the fundamental laws that govern the universe.This episode includes AI-generated content.

In this episode of Quantum Curiosities, we explore the fascinating intersection of acoustic physics, architecture, and human biology to investigate the real physical mechanics behind paranormal encounters. Centered around the paper "The 19Hz Frequency: The Physics of Perceived Apparitions," Anna and Professor Halloway break down how invisible environmental triggers, from insidious carbon monoxide leaks to inaudible, low-frequency sound waves known as infrasound, can hijack the human body. By

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Ultracold atom physics allows scientists to cool matter to temperatures just above absolute zero, revealing quantum phenomena on scales large enough to observe and control.Using laser cooling and other advanced techniques, researchers create exotic states such as the Bose–Einstein Condensate, enabling them to simulate complex materials, test fundamental laws of physics, and build ultra-precise technologies.From quantum computing with Rydberg atoms to next-generation atomic clocks and gravity

Absolutely fascinating interview with Robert Frederick, host of the Hidden Life is Best podcast. Check out his work at https://thehiddenlifeisbest.com/homeemail me at GodsEyeViewBook@gmail.com

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In Episode 147, Steve Girvin returns for his third appearance to take stock of where quantum stands across research, hardware, and the commercial landscape. The team cover the ongoing challenge of discovering new quantum algorithms — and why better hardware may be what unlocks them — before moving into the state of the three leading modalities: superconducting qubits, trapped ions, and neutral atoms. Steve walks through the wiring problem facing superconducting systems at scale, why cold atom...

Wave-particle duality is one of the most profound and puzzling ideas in modern physics. Experiments have shown that light and matter can behave both as particles and as waves, depending on how they are observed.From the historic double-slit experiment to the groundbreaking insights of scientists like Albert Einstein and Louis de Broglie, this phenomenon has challenged our deepest assumptions about reality.The discovery that observation itself can alter quantum behavior remains central to quantum

When you picture the North Pole, you probably imagine a vast, frozen expanse of floating sea ice. But hidden deep beneath the surface of the Arctic lies something incredible: a massive, churning reservoir of nearly freshwater, suspended right in the middle of a saltwater ocean.In this episode of The Rest Is Science, Professor Hannah Fry and Michael Stevens (VSauce) explore the hidden hydrodynamics of the Arctic. Fresh off a real-world scientific expedition to the sprawling ice sheets of

What do a brain-eating squid creature, a giant praying mantis, and a snake person have in common? They’re all psionic — and that’s about where the similarities end. In this episode of FGGGbT, we tackle the most challenging taxonomy of the season: psionic creatures. Unlike the undead or the Fey, this group has almost nothing in common except one thing — the power of the mind.They kick things off with the most iconic psionic creature in D&D: the mind flayer — part Cthulhu, part Billy

Modern warfare depends on the ability to rapidly integrate emerging technology, sensors, software, and autonomous systems into existing military platforms. Yet despite years of modernization efforts, systems integration and interoperability remain some of the Department of Defense's greatest challenges, slowing defense innovation and making it difficult to keep pace with rapidly evolving threats.In this episode of Emerging Tech Horizons, Dr. Arun Seraphin speaks with Travis Lambourne, Head of

In September 1933, Hungarian physicist and Jewish refugee Leo Szilard was struck by a world-altering idea while crossing a London street.Irritated by Lord Rutherford’s dismissal of atomic power as "moonshine," Szilard envisioned a nuclear chain reaction: if an element could be found that emits two neutrons after absorbing one, it could sustain a liberated flow of energy.This "fantastic explanation" remained a theoretical puzzle for years, a "bottled genie" of physics