CERN checks Particle Physics Anomaly, A New Explanation for the Interstellar Object 'Oumuamua & More

Correction to what I say at 9:45 -- That should have been *billions* of course, not millions! Sorry about that.

Today we’ll talk a new explanation for the interstellar object Oumuamua, what’s up with the W-boson anomaly, two new institutes founded by NASA, an airplane powered by hydrogen, a gigapixel 3D microscope, vaccinations without the needles, concrete that talks, nano-labels, and of course the telephone will ring.

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00:00 Intro
00:33 A New Explanation for `Oumuamua's Path
03:13 ATLAS Checks the Mass of the W-Boson
05:35 NASA Founds 2 New Institutes
07:27 Test Flight of Hydrogen Airplane
10:10 A High-speed Gigapixel 3D Microscope
11:12 Puff Vaccines
12:46 Concrete That Talks
13:59 Nanoscale Security-labels
15:30 Ground News

#science #sciencenews #technews #tech

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[one_lettersandnumbers]

Sabine's humor is always great, but this episode seems even more packed with good jokes than usual. My favorite is the concrete that is as communicative as the average teenager :D Well done, Sabine, looking forward to the next one.

[RonenTokayer]

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The DASH-8 is a good test platform for Hydrogen engines. I worked on the production line for several years.

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[Tape_Recorder]

9:47 4.5 billion years ago. I love your videos! I’m nitpicking because I think I’m uncool. By acting accordingly I’ll have no cognitive dissonance.

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[AlanTheBeast]

"Quantum sensor: One that both works and doesn't work at the same time."
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[chucksweet]

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[JagHiroshi]

If the Oumuamua calculation doesn't take into account a cooling effect - then it simply needs to be done again and we look at the data once more. Then we talk about the results. This issue is a great example of people (on both sides) fixated on a conclusion rather than being led by the data.