but how do we present ourselves einstein did not make such a theory that einstein liked , he proposednequalities in a theoretical article in the mid-to-mid-sixties. and gradually the question of the hysterical began to shift into the experimental not immediately. yes, needed here. e on the development of technology. e, he more or less immediately moved into the experimental plane, that is, bell's result was evaluated rather quickly, the leader of the group began to try to do the corresponding experiments. a, but really experimental technology was poorly developed not it was possible to make the experiment in such a way that its result was convincing, that is, free from interference, free from some speculative, but strange schemes of introduction, but these very hidden parameters. in general, no one. for a long time i could not prove anything to myself or others, i could not do anything, but there were testimonies, but which were not proof. yes, and there were even works in which inequality was not violated. uh, in general, there was no consensus, there was no convincing result, but th

, it was a little einstein. bob: definitely a small einstein but we will listen and share the details. -- air the details. derrol: let us listen in. again waiting for the astronaut. with a special message. >> and dragon cameras are internal. josh: dragon we are internal and we are standing by the cabin lights check. >> we can see that one is out of his seat. >> this is dragon from the cabin mike. >> i have you bye-bye five. -- five by five. >> we have you loud and clear also. >> great news and great use inside the castle. so if you want to talk about your indicator we would all like to hear something. >> a couple years after we came up with this grounded ground breaking. relativity einstein and his mind while he was sitting in the patent office because he was not famous, definitely should have been. he had his happiest thought of his entire life, and i thought was a person in freefall cannot fill ashfield their own weight and not as long -- as well as others led to general relativity and the curvature of space t

that new is this and creates energy was formulated by albert einstein as equals m. c squared ruffled larry from nigeria wants to better understand what that means. what does equals m c squared mean? the world's most famous equation was contained in a paper, albert einstein published in 19 o 5. it was a kind of after thought to his theory of special relativity. the formula established a relationship between e or energy and or mass. and c, v incredibly fast speed of light. that means even a tiny amount of mass contains a large amount of energy. that's evident, for example, when atomic nuclei fused together. such nuclear fusion takes place in the sun's interior. the temperature and pressure is so high that hydrogen nuclei fuse into helium nuclei. the sun loses about $4000000.00 tons of mass per 2nd via radiation. but that's not even a drop in the bucket compared to the sun's entire mass. because a tiny amount of mass produces a vast amount of energy. scientists are looking for ways to generate energy by nuclear fusion here on earth to. but that's still a long way off.

now to the theory, einstein's formula also describes the conversion of energy into mass. that's what a particle accelerator does. charged atoms are subatomic particles, are accelerated and made to collide in gigantic detectors. the energy of that collision is then converted into matter particles, the building blocks of the universe. so in a way, einstein's formula allowed physicists to discover the fundamental principles that make up our world atomic fees and produces enormous amounts of energy. one graham of nuclear feel is equivalent to 11 tons of coal, or 90000 kilowatt hours. with one kilowatt hour, you could watch 14 episodes of tomorrow to day. we know there, yes. could reset into nuclear fuse and continue. ah, this is where scientific history is being made. the joint european taurus or jet fusion facility and the british town of cullum, near oxford, a pink flame flickers in the darkness. first, it covers the floor of the reactor. then it flavors up to the ceiling. what you're looking at is a fine 2nd plasma pulse that releases 59 mega joules of energy a record in n

stephen: einstein was right. david: einstein was right. ok.e said that you don't want to die on the court and presumably, nobody would want you to die on the court. so, what do you-- [laughter] stephen: it's--einstein is coming back. david: so, what is it that you would like to do when you are alive after you're off the court? in other words, would you like to go teach again? would you like to write? would you like to just take life easy? what would you like to do? stephen: it's hard to take life easy but i don't know. we'll see. david: ok. so, you haven't thought about what you might want to do or-- stephen: no. different thoughts go through my mind. david: president biden has put together a commission that's gonna look at the court, and you have already articulated your view that you don't think expanding the size of the court is a wonderful idea. i think you've said that. stephen: what i said is that they better be pretty careful about it 'cause two can play at that game and, of course, what's worrying me, and i've said this, i try to expla

the world's most famous equation was contained in a paper, albert einstein published in 19 o 5. it was a kind of after thought to his theory of special relativity, the formula established a relationship between e or energy and or mass and c, v incredibly fast speed of light. that means even a tiny amount of mass contains a large amount of energy. that's evident. for example, when atomic nuclei fused together, such nuclear fusion takes place in the sun's interior. the temperature and pressure is so high that hydrogen nuclei fuse into helium nuclei. the sun loses about $4000000.00 tons of mass per 2nd via radiation, but that's not even a drop in the bucket compared to the sun's entire mass. because a tiny amount of mass produces a vast amount of energy. scientists are looking for ways to generate energy by nuclear fusion here on earth to but that's still a long way off. nuclear vision also transforms mass into energy. one very well known example of this is the nuclear bomb. after the explosion, the total mass of the fragments speeding apart is less than the original mass. in nucle

its aphenomenon that is so odd that albert einstein called it spooy it spooky. the nobel prize feele vindication. >> when i was originally proposed doing the experiment and actually was doing it, every told me i was nuts. i ruined myr i ruined my career. everybody knew what the result would be. wasting time and money and wastg my career. but i was having fun. >> the discovery could have brought applications in fields like encryption. the dream of a lifetime. a great phone call to answer. we will be back i naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. captioning sponsored by cb ♪ ♪ ♪ captioni

albert einstein einstein called it spooky action action at a distance. >> the way i would describe it is, and i think on star trek, they worried about this. you have a box. you step into this x this box. every atom of your body will be destroyed. and a replicant of you will appear elsewhere. would you step into that box? with the results now quite important for want them encryption in particular, for sending secure communications. >> pretty smart. i am still learning to balance my checkbook. here is a picture shared by uc berkeley with the experiment that they built back in the 1970s. smart people where where we live. > >> it is a victory tuesday for the 49ers and fans after beating beating the defending super bowl bowl champions at levi's stadium stadium last night. here is the. the recap. > >> besides the season's nfc championship game, the rivalry s been one-sided. san francisco has beaten their southern sen straight times in a regular season. there there is no love lost when they get together. 7-6, san francisc. san francisco. deebo samuel is able to make the catch and gets it int

[upbeat music] - there's einstein and there's adonis. hung out and i let 'em out together. he does not like being in jail. [einstein screeches] i had him for a couple days in there until i decided to bring him back to the woods. [upbeat music] you're gonna get to go home and come free. that's that video of me and jennifer. [women laugh] well, some of us can't fly, but some of us can't walk. - when we took him back from being with her for a few days and we took him back to the woods, he seemed very happy to be back home. - oh! - oh god! are you happy? woo, very happy. he is so happy to be home. - [jennifer] we let him out. he was flapping his wing. we all were like, wow this is so cool. he wandered back in the woods and saw his friends. then everything seemed fine. - he was up there a couple days and then he disappeared again. ♪ i have often walked down the streets before ♪ ♪ but the pavement never seemed quite beneath so far ♪ that's on the street. that's from "my fair lady." that's my favorite song. ♪ and oh, what a beautiful feeling ♪

albert einstein called it, quot, einstein called it, quote, spooky action at a distance. >> the way i would describe it is -- and i think on star trek they worried about this. okay? you have a box. you step into ts box. every item of your body wil be destroyed. a replica of you will appear elsewhere. would you you step into that box? the ress the results are now quite import are now quite important for quam for quantum encryption in partir encryption in particular, for sg , for sending secure communications. >> don't step in the box. >> here is a picture shared by c berkeley showing clauser and a great stewart, stuart freeman,g on an experiment in the 1970s. freeman moved on to other proje. on to other projects. clauser says the nobel prize validate r effort. >> if you can understand what they just did, collis. > >> monday night matchup the 49ers spans. >> the red and gold getting a little bit of revenge against te rival rams. >> burn vern glenn. >> january's nfc championship game. we knew the winner would o to the super bowl. it was right there for the 49ers' taking, until it wasn't.

scientific writers, artists and politicians stood up for him albert einstein roman roland marc chagallander and many others and the jury by a majority vote passed a verdict of not guilty on october 26, 1957, the premiere screening of the first series of the quiet don of the cult epic film based on the novel by mikhail sholokhov was held in special cossacks during the years of the revolution and the director sergei gerasimov wanted to shoot the tragic love of the civil war and grigory melikhov and ksenia even before the war, but sholokhov could get into it. in the magazine repression, his book did not decorate the soviet reality for the video ksenia gerasimov took elina bystritskaya amelikhova. i saw in peter glebov. although the actor was much older than the hero, sholokhov approved for filming on the river bank. donetsk built a farmstead novocherkassk station and the manor house of the lesnitsky family bystritskaya gained 15 kg for the role, to wash her hands every day in cold water to make her hands rough. glebus practiced horseback riding, the locals showed the artists how to say to

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back to einstein. more ominously, his letter also wrote some hard truths. he said, quote, people living in different countries kill each other at irregular intervals. for this reason, anyone who thinks of the future must live in fear and terror. and quote. wow. not exactly an inspiring message for the future. einstein would be proven right. probably sooner than he would have thought. more than most, he probably felt that fear from the future. einstein had already listed down his original german citizenship in protest of hitler. he left germany. he effectively became a refugee. he eventually landed in the united states. two days before the fair opened, hitler would withdraw withdraw from the german and poland nonaggression pact. the storm clouds we continue to gather over europe. i want to step back again to fill in a bit of background. what even is a world's fair? >> these things were created in the late 1700s. it was meant to be held every five years. it is kind of like the olympics. in fact, the world's fair predates the modern olympics. they only got sta

they also included a letter from the famous scientist, albert einstein. he was appointed to -- he explained in the letter that he put in this time capsule that in the time in which he lived, society had learned to fly. we are able to send messages and news without any difficulties. that is over the entire world. what he is talking about was the radio. it was a relatively new technology at the time. in fact, one of the brand-new technologies that was debuted at the fair was a facsimile machine. it could use radio wave to transmit a newspaper to be pointed out in your home. that is kind of amazing. the data transmission would take about 180 minutes per page to print. back then, you don't need a license. just like today. we are scrolling through the phone to read news. back to einstein. more ominously, his letter also wrote some hard truths. he said, quote, people living in different countries kill each other at irregular intervals. for this reason, anyone who thinks of the future must live in fear and terror. end quote. wow. not exactly an inspiring message

but back to einstein because more ominously. his letter also wrote some hard truths. where he said quote? people living in different countries kill each other at irregular intervals. so that also for this reason anyone who thinks of the future must live in fear and terror end quote. not exactly an inspiring message for the future. but einstein would be proven right and probably sooner than he would have thought because he more than most probably felt that fear for the future. einstein had already renounced his original german citizenship in protest of hitler and he had left germany where he was living after hitler took power effectively becoming a refugee and eventually landing in the united states. two days before the fair opened hitler would withdraw from the german polish non-aggression pact. and the storm clouds would continue to gather over europe. but i want to step back again for a moment to fill in a bit of background here because what even is a world's fair anymore? well, these things were created first in the late 1700s in france where it was meant to be hel

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it's amazing her ideas do match some of einstein's questions. conscis and the world today. it's a big question today in science. how much consciousness is there in the world? >> focuses light. >> that's right. and hildegard was struck by light regur talked to her. hildegard answers answers a question, says there is no creature that lacks interior life. every stone, every star, every galaxy has interior life. that's her position and it is worth considering. it's a very buddhist idea. >> the stones even talk. >> yes. even the stones talk. bt you have to be patient. it takes takes 10,000 years to speak one. but they did speak much faster. >> that is good. >> it is good to put her in them with these 21st century souls. i century souls. i think she's where she belongs. >> this has been great. i know t you have 30 other books we could could have talked about. but i m sure we are going to invite you back because you are always writing. >> and you are always reading. >> so when it comes out, i wille there. i am glad i got a hold of of you this time because last time you were in rom

very rarely do business people -- elon musk will have one, einstein will have one -- but business peoplethis notion of a legacy, and i have gotten in trouble about this, is a complete and utter one thing to live forever fallacy that exists in business minds. david: suppose somebody is watching and says, " i want to become ariel emanuel when i grow up." what should someone do to get into the business you do? ariel: it is hopefully what i have taught my kids. you have to be intellectually curious, you have got to show up. you know this like i know this. i got on a lot of planes. even though that voice in your head is going, " i'm so tired, i don't want to do this, you have to show up." you have to be charmingly relentless. you have to build emotional endurance because there is no straight line to success. i is all over the place. you have to be able to work through those things. one of the things i do every week is i try to create serendipity. david: you are one of three very famous brothers. ariel: or infamous! david: your eldest brother zeke emanuel is a well-known bioethicist and medica

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and that's of a relationship that albert einstein once described as spooky action at a distance.lain low clouds results a variation of an experiment which are important for decryption and sending secure communications because once you can master how to effect these entangled particles, you can really apply them anything and encrypted communication is one of those fields. >> okay. way i would describe it is and i think it ought star trek. they worried about this. okay. you have a box. you step into this box. every atom of your body will be destroyed. and a replica of you will appear elsewhere. would you step into that box? >> yeah. talking about borders in star trek, which that kind of waste on that idea where you could have a you know, version of yourself somewhere else. but intended particles is a like this field of physics that's got a lot of potential, but it's really hard to understand and hard to control and his research is giving us one step closer to that to really being able to say beam me up, scotty, is that what you're saying? well, where the idea that you can affect a

but i have already added a little of this to einstein's theory, but the fact remains. to say again, this is fantastic. my name is vadim galygin see you. ivan dykhovichny cult figures of the cinema and television world one of the few directors, who filmed a truly big movie films by ivan the dykhovichny black monk prorva came out in the most difficult times for our cinema, the audience almost did not see them in the films of the eternal breath there were always problems with the rental recognition of a wide audience by the director brought the film a penny, and ivan himself was the most popular car in the country dykhovichny considered the melodrama inhale exhale a movie about love to be his best film. it was love that helped him go through all the trials. i don't think about what i don't want to think about, and it will definitely happen to everyone. probably it will happen, but i live. so i want to shoot the next picture, maybe i won’t be able to do it here, but i’ll still try to do it on the air of the program at night looking. he knew he was terminally ill. he had 10

rarely do business people, maybe inventors -- steve jobs will have one, elon musk will have one, einsteinl have 1 -- but business people? this notion of a legacy, and i have gotten in trouble about this, is complete and utter wanting to live forever fallacy that exists in business models. david: suppose someday watching says i want to be ariel emanuel when i grow up? what should somebody do who wants to get into the business you are in? ariel: hopefully what i taught my kids. you have got to be intellectually curious. you have got to be -- you have got to show up and you know this like i know this. i got on a lot of planes. even though that voice in your head is saying, oh, god, i am so tired, you have got to show up. you have got to be charmingly relentless and you have to build emotional endurance. there is no straight line to success, it is all over the place, and you have to work through those things. and then, one of the things i do every week is i tried to create serendipity. ♪ david: you are one of three famous brothers. ariel: more infamous. david: more infamous. your oldest broth

he now joins einstein and max planck. >> that is good company. congratulations.kicking off the anniversary of fleet week in san francisco. >> it is a long-standing tradition to honor and celebrate servicemembers who secure our coastlines and sees. the navy, marines and coast guard. they are already underway with the popular shift tours beginning tomorrow, and the blue angels air show friday, saturday and sunday with rehearsal thursday. >> fleet week is not just about extraordinary talents of the blue angels. it is about so much more. it is about developing a >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. former president trump filing an emergency appeal. trump now asking the supreme court to intervene in the mar-a-lago case. jon karl standing by with late reporting. >>> also tonight, the former football star, the republican senate candidate in georgia, herschel walker, tonight responding to the explosive new claim. a report claiming he paid for a girlfriend to get an abortion. tonight, the woman with what she says is the receipt and she says records of a check

the fund provides all possible assistance to them, old age is a joy aina nikolaeva will continue einstein is credited with a joke about the paradox of time, how long the hours are before dinner and how quickly life flies by any person over thirty understands very well, the joke is very vital . yes, and life develops differently for everyone; lidia petrovna had everything like everyone else i studied, i worked, i was friends for 33 years at one place as a seamstress in the house of life, my modest dwelling, which over the years fell into disrepair, the apartment was already old. but the apartment square did not come out and lidia petrovna moved to the novotalyansk veterans' house. and for 20 years now, her small but cozy place has been here under the supervision of social services in this common house. there is no centralized food, the inhabitants cook themselves. and so, as on pension you will not clear up. with food, the fund regularly helps in old age in the joy of the prophet and invited your hands prove it, but he’s not right, but it turns out that life in the veterans’ house with lid

you and i can support grandparents old age into joy through the fund, as aina nikolaeva found out, einstein credited with a joke about the paradox of time, how long the hours go before lunch and how quickly life flies any person over 30 is wonderful understands, the joke is very vital. yes, and life develops differently for everyone. lidia petrovna had everything as she studied with everyone; she worked as a friend for 33 years at the same place as a seamstress and in the house of life her modest dwelling, which over the years fell into disrepair, the apartment was old, damn it, it ’s impossible, please . so the apartment square did not come out and lidia petrovna moved to the novotarialovsky veterans house. and for 20 years now, her small but cozy place has been here under the supervision of social services in this, in general, house. there is no centralized power supply. the inhabitants cook themselves. and so, as on pension you will not clear up. the fund regularly helps with food, old age is a joy, you can prove it anyway, but it’s not worth it. and so it turns out that life in the vete

first for beer. they give him, you can say that well, it doesn’t matter, well, i’m holding on , einsteinhappened in chernihiv solidarity didn't work out there for a girlfriend and then they got it there for a family we drink for a family and didn't understand what exactly is this metaphor ukraine as a family works very well for me families, secondly, ukrainians are fighting. how is the family? well, what is the grandmother there? he says that there are words that remove these wet words. i think that you are definitely in europe, that 's right. ukrainians have arrived. так далее and of course it is necessary to work yes, this is just how it is happening, but what does it mean to be part of a family in a political sense, in a social sense , and so on and the ukrainians are part of his family, how can this happen public relations разные и так далее и така далее и така далее but it's already happening with weapons we get weapons and you are our weapons we have a feeling what is the application you know us you know in a good sense yes this is what we give them they are fighting this is brilli

naturally climbed under the bullets, this was the norm nikolai cherkasov, favorite actor sergei from einsteinlayed alexander nevsky and ivan the terrible, he was the first to come to the front. here we have yevgeny tsyganov playing the soviet sniper kitsenko in a military drama. at the same time, as he himself admitted, the battle for sevastopol could not believe in the beginning and words, and moreover, he tried to stop it with posts on social networks people's artist of the soviet union, not on sazonov , told how he went to the first front line as part of the central theater. none of us could ever imagine. what to cook tosya romanova will never die, that the grand entrance will fall into captivity, the expressed plank in the floor of the car will run away and be captured again, and then our scout translator. almost all members of the concert team will help him leave lucky for a partisan, return to the theater and become a conductor. died brigade number nine was surrounded and was one of the few who survived all the harsh days, a few days later , she hid alone in the forest, accidentally stu

see, you know, you don't have to be einstein to figure out. well, europe became safe and prosperous because, oh, and then i just got it cheap energy. so the indians and the chinese and everybody else in the world saw this formula work during the entire post war period. and they want to emulate the europeans. i want to do it. that's fine. that's your choice. your craven choice. no one is cutting it off from you. you're cutting yourself off . so what people see this isn't it is patently mad. go ahead, matthew. it is patently mad. i mean, no creature in the bios for that we can see a willfully just commit suicide on their own. this is not something that ever really happens. and it seems like there has been an ideology, as you've alluded soon, and i and has, has also me the point that there is a governing ideology, almost a pseudo religion. and it's a pseudo religion masquerading behind a form of scientific sociological theorizing that is truly ivory tower that posits that we can go back in time to a state of christine, a stasis. no change where w

and this goes back to einstein. this goes back to o including on a guy called john bell. so, and it's all about how we view the universe and how particles in this case, light particles interact with one another. so in this particular case, you've got 2 particles that could be indifferent areas, but they may be still entangled as they caught. that's the technical term, entangled with one another. it's a bit like having 2 family members that might be on different sides of the world. you still kind of connected. you might even have sort of a telepathy between the 2 of the scientists will share the prize money, which is almost $1000000.00 euros. yes. so and that's our time for today. but as always, the conversation continues online. you'll find us on twitter data we knew for now though. thanks for spending part of your day with ah, with ah, what of these mountains of waste could just disappear? sustainable packaging is urgently sought bags made from algae bomb from mushrooms the future of sustainability. when will new technologies become cost effective? made in germany next o

change shape with businesses, said one, even if they're far apart. seriously, this goes back to einstein. this goes back oh, including on a guy called john bell. so and it's all about how we view the universe and how particles in this case light particles interact with one another. so in this particular case, you've got 2 particles. they could be in different areas, but they may be still entangled as they caught. that's the technical term. entangled with one another. it's a bit like having 2 family members that might be on different sides of the world. you still kind of connected. you might even have sort of a telepathy between the 2 of them. mark the scientists will share the prize money, which is almost $1000000.00 euros yours. so, unless on time for today, but as always, the conversation continues online. you'll find us on twitter data. we knew fernando, thanks for spending part of your day. ah aah! with the teachers are searching for their students in a fall vela and brazil. many children have lost contact with the school. a consequence of the school closures during the pandemic. the

on and so on at the beginning to the beginning of the 20th century mendeleev's table let's take einsteing of the 20th century, and very, very much happened in the scientific, let's say, material field of discoveries that pushed humanity to understand that we are capable of changing the world around us instead of the horse of the machine, and so on and so on and so on and at the same time, the thinker had such a an illusion , then it turned out that it is an illusion that it is possible to transform a person if we can influence the material world why can they influence the non-material world from there this is eugenics this is the science of quasi-pseudoscience about what can be artificially created the man bulgakov, who is not very loved in ukraine and is criticized, wrote a great work , heart of a dog, and it is precisely about the fact that it is possible to influence in some way, and all these experiments from communism to fascism are precisely based on this new reality . if we made, well, look at the original porcelain . it was of very poor quality, and at first it poured milk in eng

this goes back to einstein. this goes bad. oh, including on a guy called john bell, sir, it's all about how we view the universe and how particles in this case light particles interact with one another. so in this particular case, you've got 2 particles, they could be in different areas, but they may be still entangled as they caught. that's the technical term. entangled with one another. it a bit like having 2 family members that might be on different sides of the world. you still kind of connected. you might even have sort of a telepathy between the 2 of your like can or the flow of traffic in a huge city like london, all burden or whatever. if it's clocked out in one area, it'll have an effect elsewhere. so that's kind of what we're talking about here, but we're also talking about specifically about how we use this in computing, predominantly how we store, how we use, how we transfer or transport information teleportation. often people think about teleporting human beings. i that's not going to happen a single particle, may

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i love friends, i live for fred, asked einstein about french when he knocked newton off of this poem, odom pole about gravity, hast copernicus, her galileo, those fringe, crazy disinformation merchants, me, my god, have we forgotten? human development? human advancement, i think we have lifetime of in the syllabus hope in your voice that i'm in my early fifties by like just in case you are wondering, but i let were about the right, the point on time is less hope. why is it and are we looking at people perhaps open to not this main stream of you know, but that's pushed down, all throws but to query to all questions. since it's why and find out, is that hope or has education or how would a whole population been? i know oh, blinded. and now we would just focusing on one sort of whatever the west said, the whatever, the, my boss, why the leaders say i should believe it or are, well, is that is, i hope and will the, i said he is, the internet's sees i and as a google other things, i just had a quick thing here yesterday with william out the attacks on the has on area in ukraine. my googled