The physics of Star Trek holodecks
Star Trek fan Phil Moriarty explores the physics of holodecks and other ideas from the final frontier.
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Sixty Symbols brings physics and astronomy to curious viewers through conversations with University of Nottingham researchers, filmed by Brady Haran and collaborators.
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Waiting for Blaze to erupt
Meghan Gray discusses T Coronae Borealis, also known as Blaze, and its expected eruption as a recurrent nova.
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Tony Padilla explains the 2026 physics Nobel
Tony Padilla discusses the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics, with an unexpected connection to Bert and Ernie.
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The most observed patch of space
Meghan Gray explores telescope data and the question of which patch of space has received the most attention.
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Phil Moriarty gets into burstiness
Phil Moriarty takes to the blackboard to discuss burstiness, with accompanying reading on human activity patterns and statistical distributions.
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