Researchers Discovered New Time Crystals

In this video I discuss New Photonic Time crystals and its potential applications.

Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction to Time Crystals
01:52 - First Experiments
02:32 - Quantum Time Crystals
05:19 - New Photonic Time Crystals
07:50 - Potential Applications of New Time Crystals

[dchdch]

Extremely interesting! This video is so addictive. I love videos on the border of engineering and weird physics😊

[jeffmachul]

You truly have a gift in explaining this very complicated subject. ❤. Please keep up the GREAT work.

[moosethompson]

I still don't quite get time crystals, but your presentation brings me a few steps closer. Photonic computing has been promised for decades. It's good to see that it is creeping toward reality.

[antonlindgren]

Awesome video and an amazing way to explain something this complex.
It would be cool with a video where you explain the difference between some quantum computers. Like IBM, Google, IONQ

[leematthews]

The line dividing science fiction and science fact gets blurrier every week! Glad Anastasi's cat made a contribution at the end.

[GEMSofGOD_com]

What explains this phenomena is actually what's required of all explanations of physics. That is: all quants are the most fundamental entities, you can't divide them, you can only witness extra entities appearing in communications with other entities, and, well, all non-quantum entities such as all particles except for electrons and up/down-quarks, as I believe now, are simply sustainable patterns in, yes, spacetime. And what's important to realize is that this much of these patterns appear because the universe is, truly in fact, a product of logics, with lots of harmonics and exponential laws (Zipf's law is especially interesting in real life) and other simple math formulas. Presisely this number of elements in our periodic table simply comes from the fact that our universe is three-dimensional in its geometry (Laguerre polynomials & spherical harmonics). The universe ain't hard, undersanding it is a matter of looking at many sources of thoughts though. Academias don't help much.

[Dr_Larken]

I'm so glad that you Actually put a link to the paper!
It was easily accessible and I had no problem saving it into my digital library!

[ShaunVillafana]

1:30 the way you giggle after saying the universe in general moves towards chaos
has got to be the cutest thing I ever heard ❤

[JaenEngineering]

That purring was quite something wearing headphones 😄

[rayraman]

I've tried reading long, confusing articles about quantum time crystals, but they were dull and I didn't learn anything. But you have a gift for making complex things simple and easy to understand. I can't thank you enough!

[Gee]

The clip from Dr Who Dr punching his way through a mountain of diamond over 2 billion years was one of the most profound moments in the series.
Anything that expands our understanding of our scientific laws like the creation of time crystals are equally profound. This is exciting news.

[lc]

I'm not smart enough to grasp all of that, but i could listen to you explaining things for hours...😊

[FiglioBastardo]

We're truly living in the best timeline ever. Thanks for such great content Anastasia! On a side note I'm still hoping for that bedtime storytelling side hustle. 😁

[Henyckma]

Happy 100k! Been following you since your 10k, congratulations! I'm glad you're getting better!

[springwoodcottage]

Fabulously interesting and exciting subject, new to me, that you presented so clearly and with excitement. From what I have gathered from researching the subject after watching your video, a time crystal ground state exists as two values and oscillates between them without needing external power. It does not violate the laws of Thermodynamics as no power is drawn and none can be extracted, but it can be used, as you show, for potential applications in quantum computers. In some ways these time crystals are like atoms that, according to Maxwell's equations, can not exist as the electron orbitals should radiate energy and decay, but there are no lower energy states and so atoms do exist. Thank you so much for drawing my attention to this subject which is extremely fascinating.

[konstantinavalentina]

I think it should be mandatory you have kitty cat in every video. :)
I also think it would be fun if you do a more personal video maybe sometime? Like answer questions about what got you excited to go into computer architecture, Where have you already gone to school, how many languages you speak? What is name of kitty cat? ... just fun life questions about you that do not give away any personal security, but things about you that help us to know you better? Do you have any other websites? It would be nice to know more about this amazing super girl that tells us all about technology things! :)

[grfn]

I always felt the conception of aromaticity as the flow of electrons between resonant structures adding to the stability of the molecule bordered on work for free, but in a ridiculously small way. Off topic comment, I apologize.
edit: Thanks for the vid letting us know about this paper. It's great to see you be so excited about these really amazing structures. Keep up the great work!

[guymercier]

It's like being beside Plank when he found a fix to the Ultraviolet Catastrophe... his very small and so famous constant... not understanding why it works and not knowing at the time it was the start of a great revolution...

[solapowsj]

Thank you for explaining how time crystals work. 😊😊

[NicholasAlexander]

If I understood correctly, this eliminates clock cycles from computer memory as there is no energy cost for storing information, it is a pure state engine. If you wanted to make a TARDIS, this technology would be necessary.