EP 15 · 1:13:02

Story 3 starts — Palomar POSS-I “multi-point transients” revisit

From AI-Generated Genomes, Retinal Implants, and Palomar's Mystery Lights Explained

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14/19
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1:13:04issue before in her 2021 paper. >> Yes. >> Um that was published in Nature Scientific Reports. It was on nine simultaneous transients occurred in April 1950. Um, >> and it's it's important to note that like like research on this has been done >> has been done and this is this is kind of a follow-up paper but it's I believe a lot more thorough and I just thought that I just thought that the way that um the research was conducted you know the the the science sort of speaks for itself and then the interpretations come afterwards but >> you know on this podcast we always focus on from first principles what is the science that you did and um does it

1:13:47warrant the conclusions that you put out? >> Yes. >> Right. So, we're going to start with these papers. The papers focus on the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey. Okay. This is POSS1.

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