Golden Dome Charles Chase responds to me. Anna Paulina Luna Meltdown. Richard Feynman. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1ww1IXRfTA https://skunkworkshq.com/collections/mh370x

You shouldn't put people in matrixes and you shouldn't orb civilian airliners. Not cool. Gorgon Stare, WAMI, FRCs, Plasmoids, Moist - words that trigger gatekeepers X-Space - https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1PlKQOvvEYyJE Merch - https://skunkworkshq.com/collections/mh370x

I talk with planetary scientist Natalie Batalha about exoplanets, their atmospheres and other properties, and future prospects.

Radioattività è una serie di 5 podcast ideata da Curiuss e prodotta dall'Ass. Culturale Atelier. Scritta e realizzata da Alan Zamboni. Sound design: Matteo d’Alessandro.“Scienza e occulto” è un episodio extra che si inserisce nella serie in quanto fa riferimenti a quel periodo e a quegli scienziati.Brani citati:Balla linda (Battisti)La fiera dell’est (Branduardi)Sound Design: Matteo D'AlessandroPer sostenerci: https://associazioneatelier.it/Per info sul libro "L'Atomo

Get ready for a wild ride through the world where quantum physics meets jazz, deep learning, and the mysterious power of Janet Jackson’s “Rhythm Nation.” On today’s episode of Impact Quantum, hosts Candace Gillhoolley, Frank La Vigne, and BAILeY sit down with Shahaf Asban, mathematical physicist and head of research at Classiq, to unravel the wonders and oddities of quantum sensing.Shahaf takes us from his unexpected journey—starting in music and drum kits, all the way to leading research at the

Nuestro sol es una estrella amarilla pequeña que hoy fusiona hidrógeno en helio en su núcleo. Pero en unos 5.000 millones de años agotará su combustible principal, iniciando una secuencia inevitable: el colapso del núcleo, el aumento de temperatura y la expansión de sus capas externas hasta convertirse en una gigante roja.En esta fase, el Sol alcanzará un radio cientos de veces mayor al actual, engullendo Mercurio y Venus, y quizá la Tierra. Tras un breve episodio conocido como “flash del helio”,

Une question intrigante pour nos auditeurs : imaginez un monde où des robots abeilles miniatures pourraient révolutionner la pollinisation et l'exploration spatiale. Serait-ce la solution aux défis environnementaux et technologiques actuels ?Dans cet épisode, nous explorons cette question fascinante en plongeant dans les avancées technologiques du MIT, où des chercheurs travaillent sur des robots inspirés des abeilles capables de polliniser des plantes dans des environnements contrôlés et hostiles

Ever wonder if the Scientific Method you learned in school was just scratching the surface? 👀In this episode, we go beyond the basics and dive into a version that asks the hard questions—pushing scientists to really stress-test their theories. We’ll explore The Ethical Skeptic’s in-depth take on the Scientific Method and share our own thoughts along the way.

In this episode, we join Martin Butler Martin Butler M1MRB, Frank Howell (K4FMH), Bill Barnes (WC3B) and Leslie Butterfields (G0CIB) to discuss the latest Amateur / Ham Radio news. Colin Butler (M6BOY) rounds up the news in brief, and the episode's feature is Handheld LCR Meter We would like to thank our monthly and annual subscription donors for keeping the podcast advert free. To donate, please visit - http://www.icqpodcast.com/donate Two new RSGB activities for National Coding Week Hams Over

In a culture driven by clicks, metrics, and the desperate race to capture attention in seven seconds or less, what if the real revolution is a return to presence? In this soul-centered solo episode, Dr. Julie Krull invites you to slow down—and remember. Blending sacred story, mystic vision, and lived wisdom, she contrasts the frantic pace of a sales-obsessed world with the holy stillness of a moment that truly matters. Drawing from her recent travel experiences and a profound message from her late

In this episode of I’m Finally Reading My Brother’s Book, Clay and Gavin push deeper into the strange architecture of the universe. We explore the idea of narrative energy—how tweaking the “frame rates” of reality can reveal the fundamental forces in surprising ways. Gavin makes his unforgettable case for smashing two eggplants together (and yes, it’s actually about physics).We also wrap up the “breaking down” phase of the universe and prepare to start building it back up again, axiom by axiom

In this episode, Professor PJ Cullen, Chemical Engineering expert from the University of Sydney, breaks down the global nitrogen challenge. We explore why nitrogen is essential for life, the history of fertiliser - from the Guano Wars to the energy-intensive Haber-Bosch process - and how today's nitrogen production is harming the planet. Cullen introduces Plasma Leap, his startup using non-thermal plasma to mimic lightning and fix nitrogen sustainably. We also dive into the risks of nitrogen

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🎙️LFP079 - Altri Buchi Neri «strani» Cosa sono le fuzzballs o stelle di stringhe (Buchi neri parte 19). In questo episodio affronteremo un'altra ipotesi che cerca di risolvere il problema della singolarità al centro del Buco Nero, e soprattutto il paradosso dell'informazione: la fuzzball.

Ever wonder how tiny particles can power whole cities? In this After-Pop! we follow our previous episode with Ikhwan Khaleb and dive into the world of reactor physics — the science behind nuclear chain reactions, neutrons, and keeping everything safe and steady. What You’ll Learn in This Episode:What reactor physics actually means (and why it matters).The “life cycle” of a neutron, from birth to absorption.How scientists keep reactors balanced using criticality.What students study in reactor physics

Supernovas, asteroids, dark matter, and dark energy… the universe is constantly changing. Today we’ll dive into how we track what’s shifting in the night sky and how it shapes our understanding of The Universe. Through decades of experience in astrophysics, planetary science, and instrumentation, we explore Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s role in a groundbreaking project that will shape the future of astronomy: the Vera Rubin Observatory.While LLNL astronomers eagerly prepare for the

In questo episodio parleremo del principio di esclusione di Pauli e di come questo principio invisibile sia la chiave per comprendere non solo la struttura della materia, ma anche l’attitudine unica dei The Clash nel loro viaggio musicale.

In this episode, Sebastian Hassinger sits down with Bert de Jong, a leading computational chemist and Director of the Quantum Systems Accelerator at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. They explore Bert’s journey from high-performance classical computing to the front lines of quantum research, his vision for the future of the U.S. National Quantum Initiative (NQI) center he leads, and the scientific and engineering challenges that will define the next era of quantum computing.Key Topics

Comment les robots humanoïdes redéfinissent-ils notre quotidien ?Dans cet épisode captivant, nous nous interrogeons sur l'émergence des robots humanoïdes et leur impact potentiel sur notre quotidien. Pourquoi voyons-nous soudainement ces machines prendre des formes humaines ? Quelle est la raison derrière cette évolution technologique, et que vient changer l'intelligence artificielle dans cette dynamique ? Nous plongeons dans ces questions pour comprendre comment les robots humanoïdes deviennent une

Todd Bailey has been busy in the 11 years since he was last on the show. He has designed submarine sonar and many different pieces of space electronics, the latest being a hall effect thruster that uses solid propellant for his now sold company Starlight Engines.