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Quantum Computing Newcomers: 2023 Update

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It’s been a while since we talked about quantum computing! The last time I did an overview video was in 2021, but that might as well have been in the stone age, so much has happened since! What’s going on, what’s new and who is saying what? That’s what we’ll tal...

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Asteroid Dust, A Wok-Antenna, and Energy from Water

NASA To Live-Stream Opening of Asteroid Sample

Scientists gather to open the space capsule containing...

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Science News Oct 3

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Welcome everyone to this week’s science news! Today we’ll talk about the Nobel Prize in physics, yet another superconductor retraction, whether Integrated Information theory is pseudoscience, why antimatter doesn’t anti-gravitate, sand that flows uphill whi...

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1 Million Subscribers -- You can do it, too

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[This is a transcript with links. Some of you may remember that this video should have run a few weeks ago. It turned out that a paragraph had gone lost somewhere in the production and it took some time to fix the issue But finally, here we go!]

Oh dear, we’ve made it to 1 million subscribers. This is so cra...

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An Einstein Ring, Supernovae, and Bioprinted Nerves

Webb Telescope Spots Full Einstein Ring


Einstein Ring, JWST-ER1, original and magnified. Image: NAS...

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Science News Sep 27

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Welcome everyone to this week’s science news. Today we’ll talk about raisins. Yes, raisins. Quasars with dark matter halos, pink diamonds, the last moments of a dying satellite, a new type of qubit, maybe, how to measure the length of the day with lasers, a n...

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Is the universe pointless?

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Stephen Hawking might have been the most famous contemporary physicist in the eyes of the public, for me it’s been Steven Weinberg. Weinberg was one of the recipients of the 1979 Nobel Prize in physics, for his role in the development of the standard model. But...

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Lithium, Moebius Strips, and Asteroids

Massive Lithium Supply Found in the USA


Sizes and types of large, known lithium deposits. Image: ...

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Science News Sep 18

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Welcome everyone to this week’s science news. Today we’ll talk about the possibly first evidence for life on an exoplanet, with some caveats, chaos at the centre of the Milky Way, earthquake lights, a really old rock, noise cancellation for qubits, good news ...

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Don't trust me, I'm an influencer!

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On this channel I talk a lot. Guess you’ve noticed that. So in this video, I want to talk about how we talk, or how we communicate information on social media in general. Why is it so difficult to communicate on social media? What’s a parasocial relationship,...

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Dark Matter, Ozone, Proton Therapy, and Web3

Physicists Look for Dark Matter with Atomic Clocks (And Don’t Find It)

Theoretical physicists fr...

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Science News Sep 12

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Welcome back everyone to our weekly science news. Today we’ll talk about a bubble of galaxies, a climate scientist who made his own paper worse, double magic oxygen, a chemical reaction slowed down 100 billion times, Maxwell’s demon in biology, intelligent li...

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All you need to know about web3

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Have you ever heard of Web3? If not, you’re not alone. In a YouGov survey in May this year, merely 24 percent of participants said they are familiar with the term. Elon Musk has taken shots at it, tweeting, “Has anyone seen web3? I can’t find it.” And the so...

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Underwater Writing, AI Consciousness, and Lasers in Space

How to Write Underwater

Image Credit: Moller, et al., Nano-Micro Small, 2023

Have y...

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Capitalism is good. Let me explain.

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Capitalism will kill us all. That is, if you trust Greta Thunberg. Which maybe you should not. Free markets will save us all. View Post

Yin-Yang Entanglement, Biofriendly Viscosity, and LHC Trouble

A Yin-Yang-Shaped Photon Source Creates Confusion

A reconstructed signal with a Yin-Yang-shaped ...

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Do your own research. But do it right.

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I’ve noticed that a lot of scientists on social media make jokes about people who do their own research. This has been going on ever since COVID and it’s only been getting worse. We’re now at the point where they’re claiming you’re only allowed to talk ...

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Andromeda, Robotaxi Trouble, Custom LEDs, and Mental Health

Dark Energy Pushes Andromeda Away

Andromeda. Image: NASA

Astrophysicists at the Unive...

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Science News Aug 22

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Welcome everyone to this week’s science news. Today we’ll talk about superchemistry, music in the brain, how to create matter from light, contrails, objects that take strange turns, why phone batteries might soon become replaceable, how to control fire, why w...

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A global mental health crisis? Really?

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A New Carbon Renewal Program, NASA's Latest Project, & Sound In A Vacuum

US Launches Pilot Program for Carbon Removal

The US Department of Energy has announced it will spend...

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Science News Aug 15

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Welcome everyone to this week’s science news. Today we’ll talk about the muon anomaly at fermilab, say good-bye to LK99, hear from scientists who say that sun is brighter than we thought, look at a new ion trap, talk about talk about a cold blob, plans for a ...

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How Dead is Moore's Law?

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My family’s first personal computer was a Commodore 128. It had 128 kilobytes of RAM and a display resolution of 320 times 200 pixel. The laptop I currently use is a few years old but has 16 gigabytes of ram and a screen resolution that outperforms my rapidly ...

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An Umbrella in Space, Resume Padding, & Atmospheric Protection

A Giant Sun Umbrella to Slow Climate Change

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Science News Aug 8

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Welcome everyone to this week’s science news. Today I have an update on the reproduction efforts for the supposed room temperature superconductor, LK 99, the first images from the Euclid mission, more trouble with Starlink satellites, first results from a new s...

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Do we have evidence for new physics? Or not?

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I constantly hear physicists claim that there is something “wrong” with our understanding of the universe. It’s an argument they frequently use to justify new experiments, a better detector, a new telescope, a bigger collider.

At the same time, the...

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LEGOs in the Lab, Product Labels, & Massive Wind Turbines

Read This Label Carefully

A study led by UCLA psychologists has revealed that consumers often not on...

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Science News July 31

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Welcome everyone to this week’s science news. Today we’ll talk about the new superconductor claim, bad news for new physics, a quantum radar, how to print origami, space-based solar power for a moon station, a dire prediction for the collapse of an ocean circ...

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How to spot and avoid greenwashing

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Does this sound familiar? You go to a supermarket to get a new bathroom cleaner. One of them promises to be more sustainable and eco-friendlier, but the other one is cheaper. Which do you buy?

Many companies try to appear environmentally friendly without ...

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Warm Dark Matter, Nuclear Waste, Dog Poop, and Personality Tests

Supercomputer Simulation Favours Warm Dark Matter

A snapshot of the cosmic web in the new superc...

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