EP 17 · 2:04

Season 1 framing & “pilot season” banter

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2:04>> Yeah. Yeah, that's going to be us. This week, we're going to touch on three stories. Our first story is about hypersonic aerodynamics. So, there's a breakthrough that might enable planes to fly 10 times faster than the speed of sound. >> Yeah, >> we're going to talk about some modeling stuff there. Uh it's it was in Nature Communications out of Stevens Institute, Jersey. Jerseyy's in two of our stories today. >> Jersey. Yeah, >> I know Jersey gets a lot of flack. Uh Union County, born and raised. Not born and raised. Raised. >> Raised. Yeah. >> Not born. Uh but uh no Jersey slander will be tolerated. Story number two.

2:44We're going to go deep in the oceans for a deep sea life story. We found some life in these sort of very extreme areas of the deep sea that we did not think was possible. >> Yes. And there's potentially some implications for exoplanet research and the search for astrobiology and the search for extraterrestrial life outside of University of Bremen. And our third story is out of our favorite.

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    Hypersonic Physics, Deep Sea Life & Princeton's Millisecond Qubits

    Hypersonics, alien-life analogs, and a millisecond qubit.

    Hypersonic Physics, Deep Sea Life & Princeton's Millisecond Qubits

Materials ScienceQuantum ComputingAstrobiologyHypersonics