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Prof. Brian Keating

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Every great scientist is a storyteller. I interview Nobel winners on @Into_Impossible🎙️ Chancellor's Prof. @UCSanDiego | Pilot | Wrote: Losing the Nobel Prize

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Michio Kaku Said Quantum Computers Will End Capitalism. I Disagree.
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If you could require every college student in America to study one science book, what would it be?
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Just dropped: @ProfAviLoeb on the 40% of recent military UAP reports that still can't be explained — including orbs that seem to spawn smaller orbs. He built the council meant to sort real from noise. Where do you land? 👇 youtu.be/6bU_T3GGjis
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The council will report to a higher-level UAP Governance Board that aims to provide guidance, recommendations and coordination at the interagency level, bringing together military, law enforcement, the Intelligence Community, and other civilian agencies.

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🔬⚛️ In just 59 days, a new neutrino experiment surpassed the precision of every previous neutrino experiment combined. 🤯One of the biggest mysteries in physics is that neutrinos have mass, but we still don't know exactly how their masses are arranged. This week, the massive JUNO detector in China reported its first major result: after just 59 days of data, it measured key neutrino oscillation parameters with 1.6× better precision than all previous experiments combined. That's an astonishing leap from less than two months of observations. Neutrinos rarely interact with matter, yet they may hold clues to why the Universe looks the way it does. Sometimes the most important discoveries come from the particles that are hardest to catch. Read about it here: nature.com/articles/s4158…
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Every competence we once raced to acquire is now something we can request. The competence that cannot be requested is the one that decides whether the request itself was worth making.
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And join my mailing list so you get the resources we discussed in the show
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I made the fatal mistake. I assumed. I assumed "the objects" were here in the 1940s, but are gone now. @DrBeaVillarroel had to put me in my place:
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Avi Loeb: 40% of military UAP reports still can't be explained. Your call?
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If I had a dollar for every mistake Kaku made in his episode of Diary of a CEO… I would have like 15 bucks
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Michio Kaku Said Quantum Computers Will End Capitalism. I Disagree.
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Last week, Mayim Bialik asked me a question that I think every scientist secretly fears: "What if you're wrong?" Watch the conversation here 👉️ youtube.com/watch?v=IwFTWT… If you watched it, leave a comment - I read every one of them. And I’m a co-creator of this video too 😀
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Tomorrow @DrBeaVillarroel joins me on @Into_Impossible. She's spent 7 years pioneering the innovative hunt for astronomical sources that vanish between exposures on 1950s photographic plates... before Sputnik, before any human-made object orbited Earth. Her 22σ Earth-shadow deficit result is now at the center of one of astronomy's loudest fights. Avi Loeb suggests they may not be ETI, but more prosaic...cosmic rays that correlate with solar activity, for example. Who do you think is right, and what do YOU want me to ask her? Drop your questions in the comments below.
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Yes and honestly I was concerned that there’s no official WH announcement and nothing seems to be forthcoming. I mentioned my concerns but I didn’t press him hard because he’s a friend and, see above, not a journalist! Hey, while I have your valuable attention could I ask you the same thing I asked him: If Rep. Luna and others in government are confident that evidence exists for non-human intelligences, biologics, or alien tech phenomena going back to 1933-1947, what specifically prevents an elected member of Congress (especially the Chairwoman!) from disclosing all or some portion of that evidence publicly? David Grusch’s situation is understandable given his security clearances and legal obligations. But a sitting member of Congress has constitutional protections, public visibility, financial stability and access to legal counsel. What is the strongest argument that Rep. Luna cannot release compelling evidence if she believes it exists? Is the constraint legal, political, evidentiary, or something else entirely? 🙏
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@Andercot @RokoMijic The US Navy seems to like the portable modular reactors and even their neighbors here in San Diego don’t complain about them…
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@RokoMijic The argument is if you build thousands of them assembly line style then they get cheaper over time. Unfortunately we need thousands of the big ones.
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Small modular nuclear reactors are a bad idea. They're a technological solution to a political problem (too much regulation of nuclear power). Nuclear reactors want to be big, because of the scaling of surface area and volume: you want more volume per unit surface area because surface area is a cost.
Douglas Carswell🇬🇧🇺🇸@DouglasCarswell

Can’t help thinking that which design of the new mini reactors we settle on is one of the big issues of our age

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@shellenberger @ProfAviLoeb I’m glad you asked him. I’m just a scientist, not a journalist like you. But I know enough about DC to know that no budget + no access = no authority
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