Episode
10/23
A plant missing enzyme solves a 50-year biosynthesis mystery, entangled atomic clouds push quantum sensing beyond the SQL, and ALFA-K predicts how aneuploid cancers evolve under treatment.
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33:36>> I was I was riveting, dude. It was riveting. >> Uh, as the as the footballer uh on the pod, uh, football as in not American football, but the true football. I've only recently learned the rules. >> Oh, okay. Nice. >> And so I I you know, I don't know. It was not great. >> It was not great. Yeah, there was a lot of not running. I think I think that's the technical term. They did not run. >> The sports ball term. It will be the Super Bowl if I'm not mistaken. And it sounds like it's going to be in Los Angeles next year. >> Oh, nice. >> Um, so if anyone at the NFL wants to do a segment >> on the science of football,

34:17>> uh, we are here in local. It's quick short drive over to Sofi. >> Yeah, we could do Deflate Gate. >> We could do we could do Yeah, we could do a breakdown of Deflate Gate, which is why Bellich apparently didn't get into >> the Hall of Fame as a first Bell Hall of Famer which >> oh lol >> is a whole a whole thing. >> It's a bit much. >> It is. I I'm >> Isn't he like the one of the greatest? I mean, he's he's he's it's not you could take away everything after Deflate Gate and he's still top. So, it's like, okay, guys, come on. >> All right, enough of the sports ball >> and banter. >> We will now jump into our rundown. We have four stories. We're starting off with our first story, which was in CBS News, uh, about the delay for the

34:59Artemis 2 launch due to technical challenges. Uh it faces delays after a critical test revealed that there were hydrogen leaks pushing the much anticipated launch back. So yeah, what's what's going on here with this story? Yeah. Um basically hydrogen is really

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    Plants, Quantum Sensors, and Predicting Cancer Evolution

    A plant enzyme breakthrough, entangled quantum sensors, and cancer evolution forecasting.

    A plant missing enzyme solves a 50-year biosynthesis mystery, entangled atomic clouds push quantum sensing beyond the SQL, and ALFA-K predicts how aneuploid cancers evolve under treatment.