it is who would set einstein. well, we think both of these could be combined in terms of the language of music. the music of gravity. the music of subatomic particles is the lowest octave of the string. and einstein had never been born this is quite astonishing. if einstein had never been born we would have discovered all of einstein siri anyway as the lowest vibration of a vibrating string. find that truly remarkable. you can throw the standard model and with it to predicting we know about the universe can be summarized at the lowest octave of vibrating string. that is incredible. >> that is incredible. next question is a fan this is from philip he is referring to the double sled experience to determine if light as a wave or particle. philip says as i understand it light is a wave until it is observed. it's what turns energy into matter and if so it seems goddess of universal consciousness that turns energy into what we know as the universe which also fits with what the mystics described as the sense of oneness o

einstein's theory says yes, but is it really true?ed before the big bang, before creation itself, what lies on the other side of a black hole. all these questions cannot be solved with the present understanding of physics, but that's what string theory comes in. string theory is a theory of everything. >> reporter: in the 1970s, kaku and his colleague, keiji kakkawa, took the ideas of string theory and put them into one simple equation known as the string field theory. kaku says string theory is closer to einstein's ideal of a god equation than the long and complicated but widely accepted standard model. >> now, we have something called the standard model, which clumsily gives us rhyme or reason with regards to all these subatomic particles. t it is ugly as sin. how can nature at the fundamental level, the level of the standard model of particles, be so ugly and clumsy? it's like getting an aardvark, a platypus and a whale, scotch taping them together and declaring this to be nature's highest evolutionary achievement. the elegance of

it was that general theory i was referring to from einstein. plenty of sunshine today, and it felt much warmer across the board than what we've been used to this month so far. there are some subtle changes overnight. we've got a weak weather front pushing into western areas. that's going to bring the thicker cloud to many, but also outbreaks of rain across the west, initially for northern ireland, and then that rain will spill its way eastwards through the night across western scotland in towards western england and also western wales. there'll some mistiness and murkiness around, too. but the further east you are, although there will be more cloud around, it should tend to stay dry here. those temperatures no lower than around 8—11 degrees for most, so milder than last night. so, here we go — here's the pressure chart for friday, then. we've got this weak weather front across western areas pushing into high pressure, so that's always going to weaken it. so, it looks like the rain out west will slowly peter out through the course of the day, bu

that could challenge a long—held science tenet — einstein's theory of general relativity. see stars. but this telescope, in the deserts of chile, is able to see the universe as it really is, filled with a mysterious substance called dark matter. it can't be seen, but this instrument can detect dark matter by the way it distorts starlight. this is a map of matter in the universe. and that's allowed astronomers to produce this map of how it's spread across the expanse of space. it's an element of, you know, unveiling mystery. something you, you couldn't see before, and suddenly, it's there, and you think, "wow." so, what is dark matter, and where is it in space? well, let's start off with our own sun. it's one of 100 billion stars that make up our galaxy, the milky way, which, in turn, is one of countless others throughout the universe. dark matter permeates space, with galaxies like tiny gems on a tangled cosmic web. the bright areas are where dark matter is most concentrated, and it's here that galaxies form, but the map is not what astronomers expected. the matter should

that could challenge a long—held science tenet — einstein's theory of general relativity.nd you see stars. but this telescope, in the deserts of chile, is able to see the universe as it really is, filled with a mysterious substance called dark matter. it can't be seen, but this instrument can detect dark matter by the way it distorts starlight. this is a map of matter in the universe. and that's allowed astronomers to produce this map of how it's spread across the expanse of space. it's an element of, you know, unveiling mystery. something you, you couldn't see before, and suddenly, it's there, and you think, "wow." so, what is dark matter, and where is it in space? well, let's start off with our own sun. it's one of 100 billion stars that make up our galaxy, the milky way, which, in turn, is one of countless others throughout the universe. dark matter permeates space, with galaxies like tiny gems on a tangled cosmic web. the bright areas are where dark matter is most concentrated, and it's here that galaxies form, but the map is not what astronomers expected. the matter s

instead, it's smoother than predicted by einstein's theory of general relativity, which helps determine how the matter should have spread out after the big bang. if the structures in this map are smoother than we expect them to be, which is what the results seem to hint at, it means that einstein's theory is wrong. so, you might think that that's a bad thing, that maybe physics is broken. but for physicists, it's extremely exciting, because it means we can find out something new about the way the universe really is. building on the work of einstein, carlos frenk was among a group of scientists that developed the current model of cosmology. hearing now that there may be something not quite right with the theory, well, it's very disconcerting. it's very alarming, and, in a way, frightening, to see that maybe my whole life's work might crumble in front of me. but, at the same time, it is immensely exciting. astronomers believe that we are at the start of a new revolution in cosmology, that will give us a fuller understanding of how the universe began, and how it will evolve. pallab ghosh,

i feel i am closer to a particle physicist because i am closer to alfred einstein. -- albert einsteinle have done really interesting things in the industry as well. host: i was struck in the book that you described the definition of a physicist as "a person who gets really bugged about a question and who spend their life trying to solve it and problems related to it". whether a question that really -- is there a question that really bugged you? chanda: i got really interested in theoretical physics at a pretty young age, i was 10 years old. at the time, the thing that intrigued me, there were two things that intrigued me. one, the idea we could use math to describe the universe. i love math. the idea that math was a language that actually have some descriptive power when it came to telling stories about the universe was very compelling for me. i wanted to write down unethical -- a mathematical story of the universe. that was the compelling problem. completing this thing that people like albert einstein had been working on. i was particularly compelled, i was watching errol morris's do

formula written out in einstein's own handwriting. was put up for auction by the great, great grandchildren of the letters recipient to fellow physicist or option posted the sale with a starting bid of more than $340,000. the bidding closes next week on may 20th. >> for your health tonight. if you want to run faster, you might want to think about the color of your beverages. experts from the university of west minister say rose colored sports beverages could boost exercise performance by up to 4.4%, but even they're saying if it contains the same ingredients as clear flu. it's been a volunteer study pink drink users enjoy themselves more and ran 696 feet further on average. so what's the deal here? wise pink better. the team says that the pink color tricks, the body into thinking it has taken in more carts. cheers to them. next up, helping on the fire lines during big wildfires where several 100 female inmates several 100 female inmates will be the summer. after my car accident, several 100 female inmates will be the summer. i wondere

instead, it's smoother than predicted by einstein's theory of general relativity, which helps determinestructures in this map are smoother than we expect them to be, which is what the results seem to hint at, it means that einstein's theory is wrong. so, you might think that that's a bad thing, that maybe physics is broken. but for physicists, it's extremely exciting, because it means we can find out something new about the way the universe really is. building on the work of einstein, carlos frenk was among a group of scientists that developed the current model of cosmology. hearing now that there may be something not quite - right with the theory, - well, it's very disconcerting. it's very alarming, and, - in a way, frightening to see that maybe my whole life's work might crumble in front of me. i but, at the same time, i it is immensely exciting. astronomers believe that we are at the start of a new revolution in cosmology that will give us a fuller understanding of how the universe began and how it will evolve. pallab ghosh, bbc news. the oscars have been delayed for a second year ru

and for 3 years being in albert einstein hospital just. you know going through their medical procedures for 3 years to put him in a cold box pull him out cutting them up put in it's awful. it's awful. i'm angry at how it happened and i'm angry with. the medical examiner in the hospital. the people in know that i still won't give me information on him you know it's my father i should have a right to know how he died i'm never going to find out. the medical examiner office calling to find out what you know. the hospital not giving giving you a hard time by getting the records everybody is hiding something. so the hospital's working them with the medical examiner which is working with hearts island you know they obviously don't want people to know most of the mistakes that they made or things that they just didn't care about. and think about all those bombs in the street and then they contacted every single person's family. they throw them probably in the islands. a new gold rush is underway and gonna. work as a flocking to the gold fields ho

correspondent: building on the work of einstein, carlos frank was among a group of scientists that developedd -- current model of cosmology. >> hearing now it may not be something not quite like the theory is very alarming and it away frightening to see that maybe my life's work might crumble in front of me but at the same time it is very exciting. correspondent: astronomers believe we are at the start of a new revolution in cosmology that will give us a fuller understanding of how the universe began and how it will evolve. anchor: tiny gems on a tangled cosmic web, what a beautiful image. the author of the best selling children's book the very hungry caterpillar as died. tens of millions of children have been brought up on his famous book which tells the story of a ravenous caterpillar. our art correspondent looks back at his life. correspondent:he very hungry caterpillar by eric carl, the story of a ravenous caterpillar that becomes -- >> he is a beautiful butterfly. correspondent: eric carle's children's classic and more than 40 million copies have been sold. >> he pushed his way out. we

adam rainy al jazeera florence, an ocean house in boston, who sold a hand written letter by albert einstein, which includes his famous equals mc square equation. the letter from $946.00 sold for $1200000.00 in it. einstein proposes the equation to a fellow physicist and a critic of his work. the auction house says there was a bidding war among 5 parties when i chose to be anonymous. ah, so this is out there. these are the top stories in thousands of palestinians and garza are returning to what's left of the homes after 11 days of israeli bombardment. goals, or officials or the violence will cost a $100000000.00 to rebuild the damage to industry, power and agriculture. meanwhile, tension has remained high across the occupied west bank on this 100 palestinians were injured in skirmishes with israeli forces and illegal settling close to ramallah us. president joe biden says a 2 state solution is the only way to solve conflicts wide and said there wouldn't be peace unless regional lead is acknowledged. israel's right to exist as an independent jewish even before whereas there is no shift my com

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an ocean house in boston has sold a hand written letter by albert einstein which includes his famous e equals m c squared equation. the letter from 1946 sold $1200000.00 in it. einstein proposes the equation to a fellow physicist and a critic of his work. the auction house says there was a bidding war among 5 parties that when i chose to be anonymous, ah, so this is out. there are, these are the top stories in thousands of palestinians and garza are returning to what's left of their homes after 11 days of israeli bombardment. goals, or officials or the violence will cost a $100000000.00 to rebuild the damage to industry, power, and agriculture. meanwhile, tension has remained high across the occupied west bank on this 100 palestinians were injured in skirmishes with israeli forces and illegal settlement.

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there are 1900 know i wrote about einstein and steve jobs with the digital revolution. and now we are not only understanding the genes that rewrite the genes. when charles darwin rates that he starts to notice they have inherited traits. for the properties that there is a particle or entity that has that genetic information. and that is the nucleic acid a molecule in the system and then with the structure of dna. there are four letters in like a coding machine with the microchip but instead it is a molecule. there are 3 billion pairs in our human genome and that's why i get gray hair at a certain point so to code all of my genetic information. so in 2000 we could sequence the genes. it's called the human genome project that was pretty amazing to put on the cover of time magazine. that is all we did was read the genes. and for what genes you had. and thatge is what jennifer doudna did. host: so the human genome project lay down the road mapu now she was one of those that you talk about in the book that spearheaded with the route to gene editing. so in the c book you get

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no, as long as opposed to mission einstein's me have this booked by s. k. it was even signed by him. by the way. when you look through it, you can find abundance of recipes and ingredients he'd cook with oysters. sigo eggs, truffles, the things he was concerned with back then are still relevant today. he would ask himself, how should service be to be realistic, what you guess is want, are we up to date and what can we develop and that's new and innovative to me. those questions are important today as they were 100 years ago. and me the when will help the 2nd hosting can, with the 7th, they have close stopped at the ending auto is recreating the dish of stone. they were stopped back then. but nowadays, he wouldn't ever serve the space with the same sort as coffee recommended the case. but one thing never danced a kitchen spank is determined by its reputation. ah, whereas the emperor dined objects, what fun at least those who could afford to in addition to its choice cuisine, the atlanta also offered a variety of lounges for purposes whether saloons, gosling

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i'm not smart like albert einstein, but i'm smart enough to quote albert einstein. albert einstein used to say in adversity lies opportunity. think of that. in the bible, it says something like in all things give thanks. i think it was henry ford who said if you think you can or you think you can't, you're right. but einstein said in adversity lies opportunity. the postal service has faced considerable adversity over the last decade or two. this has been perhaps one of the most difficult stretches in his long and storied history. the postal service was actually not an idea that somebody dreamed up 30, 40, 60 years ago. it's in our constitution. the first postmaster general was a guy named ben franklin. after that storied history, we have an opportunity facing the adversity the postal service faces today, an opportunity to confirm three well-qualified postal board of governors, public servants at their heart who will be ready on day one, not a month from now, not a year from now, but day one to ensure that this invaluable institution is able to meet its vital mission

he's authored many incredible books including leonardo da vinci, innovator, steve jobs, einstein's life and universe, benjamin franklin and american life and kissinger, i am biography and he's co-author of six friends and the world amy so please welcome our very special guest this evening mister walter isaacson. >> holly, thank you for having me. it was good to be back with you all. >> this book, i'm going to say first of all we're talking about it's the most beautiful cover. i want it as a coffee-table book but it's long, comprehensive. i think i have a phd now from reading it but for those who have it ready give us an overview of what they'll get from the codebreakers. >> this is not a wonderful one named jennifer doudna, you've heard about her because she won the nobel prize. she's a buddy who grow up in hawaii and she read the double helix when she was in middle school. her dad left it on the bed and she thought this is like a detective story and what she read it she realized it was more than a detective story. it was about he and francis crick using the images from rosalind frankli

. >>> a handwritten letter by albert einstein was sold for $1.2 million. the one-pager was written in 1946. an anonymous collector bought it at auction. it is one of just four known examples of einstein writing the world-changing equation in his own handwriting. more "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton right after a short break. try boost glucose control. the patented blend is clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels. boost glucose control products contain high quality protein and key nutrients to support immune health. try boost. ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪uh uh uh♪ ♪oohhh there's a lot of opportunities♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700. saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate click or call to switch today. [lazer beam and sizzling sounds] ♪♪ [laugh] [lazer beam and dad i got a job! i'm moving out. [laugh] dream sequence ending no! in three, no! two, keep packing! one. >>> for this week's gotcha, i

now, i wrote about einstein and the physics revolution.ve jobs was the one about the digital revolution the second half of the 20th century. and now we are starting to be able to not only understand the gene but rewrite the gene. the history you are talking about begins in 1850s when charles darwin writes on the origin of species and this monk is breeding peas and he starts to notice, they have inherited traits.io from the beats of darwin's finches to the properties of peas we come up with this notion there some particle, some entity that is the kernel that hands-down our our genetic information. out tontually it turns be nucleic acid. called dna. we talk about watson they d figured out the structure of dna. it was like a coating machine. it was like a microchip but it was a molecule. there were 3 billion pairs of them in our human genome. and i get gray hair to a certain point. codes held tall i'm going to be. it codes all of my genetic information. but the thing about it is, around 2000 we were able to sequence the human gene. not everyb

ah, there louis thomas, man, band. albert einstein ah colon agree is the silver screen legend. when she pulled up to the ard lawn, the bow hops stood at attention as to the gossip or apologise. so when it was uncovered in a dream occasionally shan't her sweet outlaw junior good chance come of age. scandal in st. louis louis and paula were infatuated with each other. so when she checked into the avalon alone and we was around, she would take him to her room and it was simply unheard of that we would break the golden rule of never sleeping with the clientele. he would all to you soon with a crunch of traffic. now homes also stood at attention for little jackie to the kid in johnny chaplain's famous, silent film through europe, whose bowed father presenting him to his adoring fans from their window overlooking the liza ah, in 2002, a contrasting scene occurred when michael jackson wasted his son over the railing and flew off to the we can't really influence how i guess you have to. but of course, the more famous i guess is the more security must be put into place and who's on the

and they merge with one another to grow. albert einstein predicted them and his general theory of relativity in but they were 1st detected around 90 years later in the center of our galaxy. the milky way is one such invisible mass that accelerates nearby stars. to incredible speeds, the telescopes around the world were synchronized to capture the 1st ever image of a black hole. the relatively spectacular looking picture shows the place where time comes to a standstill. the dark event horizon surrounded by a ring of light from the hot matter. the orbits of the black hole. it was a milestone in astronomy. me to send in your questions, just go to our website or find out some twitter. ah, that's it for this week's edition of tomorrow today. thanks for watching. we'll be back next time with more stories from the world of science and technology until then stay healthy. and by, by the, the the the news news news the news no matter how you do it, no matter where you go, outdoor holidays are becoming increasingly popular. i really looking forward over nature and swimming and the like, new kind of sta

and they merge with one another to grow. albert einstein predicted them and his general theory of relativity in but they were 1st detected around 90 years later in the center of our galaxy, the milky way is one such invisible mass that accelerates nearby stars. to incredible speeds the telescopes around the world were synchronized to capture the 1st ever image of a black hole. the relatively spectacular looking picture shows the place where time comes to stem still. the dark event horizon surrounded by a ring of light from the hot matter. the orbits of the black hole. it was a milestone in astronomy. me to send any questions, just go to our website or find us on twitter. ah, that's it for this week's edition of tomorrow today. thanks for watching. we'll be back next time with more stories from the world of science and technology until then stay healthy. and by, by the news the news, the news, the news, the news the news ah, the police were so i was terrified just what i just signed. what can i do? my house is gone, torn down, everything is gone. lead day would lead to her death. the day afte

if you want to see what the earth would be like a million years from now, albert einstein tells you howe back. if you're fast enough, you will come back one year older according to your own clock, but earth will have aged a thousand or a million or billion or trillion years, all depending on how quickly you went. when you step out of the ship, it will be the future. you will have leap-frogged, traveled into the future. >> reporter: according to einstein, it is not just speed that affects time. it is gravity, too. just ask scott and mark kelly, t twin broththers born six minunutes aparrt back in 1964. in 2016, scott, an astronaut, returned to earth after 340 days in the international space station. when he touched down, he added a few milliseconds that to original six-minute age gap. he had traveled in time. >> these are two individuals that experienced different gravitational fields. one was up, one was down. different strengths of gravity. time lapses at different rates. we do this all of the time. every time we go up in an elevator, we're traveling through time at a different rate. >>

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kyrgyzstan's leader is calling for a cease fire with ted g q stan and einstein on saturday to be respected as displaced people have begun to return home a violent dispute about a reservoir that both countries claim as their own has killed almost 40 people in the last week is the heaviest fighting seen among the border of the former soviet republics that has more from the village of tash this is one of a number of villages along the curators and township border a border that in many areas like this isn't even marked villages up until a couple of days ago had civilian population made up of tactics and kirghiz most of which have been evacuated to the kyrgyz side of the time 6 the tajik side of the border there is a great sense of unease call yes the ceasefire does seem to be holding although we've heard reports of minor violations in other areas along this along this border area some of the people who were evacuated have begun to return to the destroyed properties we went with one family to see a home that had been completely leveled a very distraught family as you can imagine and one thing t

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