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Tagged “general relativity”
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Janna Levin: Black Holes, Spacetime, and the Nature of Reality
In this expansive conversation, physicist Janna Levin explores the profound nature of black holes, describing them not as dense matter, but as empty regions of spacetime delimited by event horizons. She delves into the counterintuitive geo…
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Quantum Gravity, Black Holes & The Nature of Reality
In this deep dive into theoretical physics, Andrew Strominger, a professor from the Harvard Black Hole Initiative, explores the profound mysteries surrounding black holes, quantum gravity, and the potential for a unified theory of nature. …
2h 25m -
Stephen Wolfram: Fundamental Theory of Physics
In this second appearance on the podcast, computer scientist and physicist Stephen Wolfram unveils his groundbreaking Wolfram Physics Project. He explores the theory that our universe is fundamentally a computational system, where space is…
4h 24m -
Theoretical Physics, Symmetry, and Human Exploration
In this conversation, theoretical physicist S. James Gates, Jr. explores the intersection of mathematics, physics, and human exploration. The episode highlights the role of symmetry and hidden information patterns in the universe, specific…
1h 35m
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