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Black Hole Singularities "Faith, not science!" Prominent Physicist Claims
This video titled "Black Hole Singularities 'Faith, not science!' Prominent Physicist Claims," was published by Sabine Hossenfelder on December 13, 2023, in the Science & Technology category. In this video, Hossenfelder discusses a surprising development in theoretical physics concerning a claim by a renowned physicist about a mistake in a proof dating back half a century, suggesting that black holes might not actually contain singularities.
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Climate Scientist Boasts About Fudging Own Paper
This video is presented by Sabine Hossenfelder and covers recent scientific news. Released on September 12, 2023, it discusses various topics.
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Could this be the first evidence for string theory?
This video is presented by Sabine Hossenfelder and covers weekly science news.
17:58
Nobel Prize in Physics 2023: What Are Attosecond Lasers Good For?
In this video Sabine Hossenfelder delves into the world of science, starting with the celebration of attosecond physics, which has been honored with the Nobel Prize in Physics for 2023. This groundbreaking research could pave the way for faster computers in the future...
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The Sun is Brighter Than We Thought
Today we talk about the muon anomaly at fermilab, say good-bye to LK99, hear from scientists who say that sun is brighter than we thought, look at a new ion trap, talk about talk about a cold blob, plans for a new space station, delay with NASA’s trip to the moon, freeze rays, the smallest traffic light ever, and of course, the telephone will ring.
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Superconductor LK99 Update
Today I have an update on the reproduction efforts for the supposed room temperature superconductor, LK 99, the first images from the Euclid mission, more trouble with Starlink satellites, first results from a new simulation for cosmological structure formation, how to steer drops with ultrasound, bacteria that make plastic, an improvement for wireless power transfer, better earthquake warnings, an attempt to predict war.

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