Human scientific resilience & modeling everything

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1:30:53>> uh three super super sick stories this week. We talked about hypersonic aerodynamics above Mach 5. >> Uh very interesting. Had a Stevens uh Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey. That was in Nature Communications. We followed it up with uh some microbial life in the deep sea. Not near hypothermal vents or anything. This is in a different This is cold. This is cold. Uh scientist The title was life found in place scientists thought impossible out of University of Bremen. There were biomarker evidence for serpentine serpentine chemo synthesis. >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> In the Mariana for arc communications uh nature communications earth and
1:31:33environment. And we ended with an incredible quantum breakthrough. Millisecond transmon cubits out of Princeton in nature. I I just I mean the stories we've covered this year have just been and again it's it's tough because we weren't doing this in previous years. So it's like >> Yeah. We don't know. >> We have no baseline. >> Yeah. I mean I'm learning a lot doing this show. It's it's pretty it's pretty
From Hypersonic Physics, Deep Sea Life & Princeton's Millisecond Qubits
Hypersonics, alien-life analogs, and a millisecond qubit.