magazine with the same name schrödinger's cat , and my co-host is the cat, he is not schrödinger, heelp me and provide moral support, yes bari we have a wonderful guest sergei kuch sverchkov, cosmonaut pilot, hero of russia and in general... a person whom i envy from the moment we met, i honestly admit, here is sergei, here you are 10 years younger than me, and at the same time you managed to fly to the iss, go into outer space, how many more than 6 hours there you tried, yes, yes, 6:47, after that fly to antarctica, live there in a tent in search of meteorite, in general, you can already make an adventure book out of you, i can’t say that i’m the only person who works for science and goes to some extreme places in order to advance science, i guess i was just noticeable, oh, there come on, don’t be modest, well, after all, there are not many people on our planet out of 8 billion, who were in space in antarctica, well, probably, yes, i agree, as a child you dreamed about this, that this is the fate, that i will be like a polar explorer, -35, antarctica, and then into space in a spaces

of the popular science magazine schrödinger's cat.e just talk about complex scientific things, on the other hand, we talk scientifically about very simple things. and today we will talk about such a seemingly simple thing as plastic, it is everywhere , in furniture, in bags, in packaging, everywhere, but is it safe, is it good, or vice versa, is it so scary? we are two guests, one guest is the artist, julia che, hello. hello, another guest of the crane academy, alexey removich khakhlov, head of the moscow state university department, a scientist who works, among other things, with polymers and knows well about plastic from the inside at the molecular level. hello, hello, and my first this question is a bit philosophical. is plastic good or bad? here is alexey ramogovich. plastic, of course, is good; the polymer industry has begun to develop approximately. 100 years ago, over these 100 years, the objects surrounding us have changed beyond recognition, if before it was all mostly wood, well, some metals and so on, now almost most of the

magazine, who is also schrödinger's cat, and my co-host is barry the cat, he is my cat and not schrödinger's we talk simply about complex things, difficult about simple things, our guest today is konstantin severin, doctor biological sciences, professor, and a person who is now working on a project with a very ambitious name, 100,000 genomes of russians, sounds downright scary, i read comments about this project, there were the craziest versions including that the genomes of russian people will be sold like oil, it was the most moderate version, and the worst thing sounded like they wanted to take away their genomes from the russians and deprive us of dna, in order to reassure our most active fellow citizens, let’s remind you what a genome is, what does it mean? and the carrier of genetic information, the material carrier of genetic information that we pass on to our children and receive from our parents, is a molecule called dna, deoxyribonucleic acid, and on this molecule, as on a material carrier, as on a magnetic tape, it is written that you - this is you, and i am me, and bari is bari ,

cat was with you, and i am its host, editor-in-chief of the popular science magazine cat schrödingernow is falling, where the seas threaten with a steep wave, where sometimes everyone waits for a long time, so that it would be easier in difficult times, everyone really needs, everyone of us really needs to know that there is happiness. yes, we wish you happiness, happiness in this big world, like the sun in the morning, let it come into the house, we wish you happiness, it should be like this when you are happy yourself, share happiness with others, in a world where the winds there is no peace, where there is a clearing of clouds, where there is a road, we often dream of a house, we often dream of a house, we need a thunderstorm, so that someone’s very kind saint, someone’s very kind saint, warms the warmth, we wish you happiness, happiness . in this world as big as the sun in the morning, let it come into the house, we wish you happiness and it should be like this when you are happy yourself, happy, share with others, we wish you happiness, happiness in this world as big as the sun

with the same name, schrödinger's cat, and my co-host cat, he is not schrödinger, he is mine, his name a person whom i envy from the moment we met, i honestly admit, here is sergey , here you are 10 years younger than me, and at the same time you managed to fly to the iss, go into outer space, how many more than 6 hours, because i tried, yes 6:47 minutes, after that fly to antarctica, live there in a tent in search of a meteorite, generally out of you you can already make an adventure book, i can’t say that i’m the only person who... works for science and goes to some extreme places in order to advance science, i guess i was just noticeable, oh, let’s not be modest , well, after all, there are not many people on our planet out of the 8 billion who were in space in antarctica, well, probably, yes, i agree, as a child you dreamed about this, that this is fate, that i will be like a polar explorer -35, antarctica, and then into space, in a spacesuit, looking at the earth, just like when i was a child, no, in childhood, no, uh, all the boys now and then, in my childhood, they dreamed and d

schrödinger and my co-host cat bari, he is my cat and not schrödinger, and we just talk about complex

let me remind you that schrödinger’s cat is with you on the podcast, and i am its host, grigory tarasevichether with my co-host cat bare, well, we have a wonderful guest , hero of russia, cosmonaut sergei kuch sverchkov. how do you see yourself in the future? here you will continue to perform feats and have adventures. i believe that adventures, they exist in the lives of each of us to one degree or another. the most important thing is to approach them responsibly. that is, cosmonauts, scientists who go on expeditions, polar explorers are not the people who can be called adventurers. we always think through all the steps, we try to think through them. there is a degree of uncertainty, there is always a plan b, and if plan b does not work, there must be a plan c, well, at least a plan on how to get back home, all people who can be called travelers and adventure lovers have this. any adventure is the search for meteorites is excitement, you will find it, you won’t find it, you will be lucky with the weather, you will be unlucky with the weather, but even if you are not lucky, we are still re

which... are not built, behave as a single quantum system, its state can be described by a single schrödingers are charge carriers, but their electrons or quasi- particles, called holes, are limited in space in all three dimensions. the property of electronic motion in these particles is strongly tied, again to size, the electron constantly reflects energy levels from the walls of the quantum dot that are available for electrons and holes in such a very small piece of semiconductor. depends not only on the material from which the semiconductor is made, but also on the size of this sample, this quantum dot; if you clamp a charge carrier in a very small area, the number of energy levels available to them will change, which affects fundamental characteristics of a semiconductor. in the early eighties , alexey yakimov proved that their absorption capacity depends on the size of nanoparticles. emit photons of light of different frequencies, simply put, size affects their color. the research group was already able to synthesize quantum dots in glass. russian scientist alexey anushchenko also partic

schrödinger, like all semiconductors, quantum dots are charge carriers, but their electrons or quasi-particlesin space in all three dimensions. the properties of electronic motion in these particles are strongly dependent, again on size, an electron is constantly reflected from the walls of a quantum dot, energy levels, which... for electrons and for holes in such a very small piece of semiconductor depend not only on the material from which the semiconductor is made, but also on the size of this sample, this quantum point, if you squeeze charge carriers into a very small region, the number of energy levels available to them will change, which affects the fundamental characteristics of the semiconductor. in the early eighties... alexey yakimov proved that size nanoparticles depend on their ability to absorb and emit photons of light of different frequencies; in other words, size affects their color. the research group was already able to synthesize quantum dots in glass. russian scientist alexey anushchenko also participated in those scientific experiments. you can take one such semiconductor

hello, ground operation tsal is like schrödinger's cat.d, it is there, but on the other hand, it seems that it is not in the promised form. yes, indeed, for the third day already , israeli motorized groups are special forces, escorting tanks, armored vehicles, moreover, we are talking about dozens of armored vehicles, they enter, especially at night, the territory of... the palestinian enclave, conduct reconnaissance in force, engage in fortification work , shoot at the hamas anti-tank nest, try to conduct reconnaissance, reconnaissance in force, this reconnaissance is becoming more and more like a full-fledged battle itself, moreover, israeli tanks the day before had already noticed gases in the center of city blocks, on major highways of the palestinian enclave; some armored vehicles do not return to the base after completing the mission, but continue to be in the gaza strip, correcting air strikes on the palestinian sector, adjusting artillery and naval fire, which continue to deliver unprecedentedly powerful strikes on the gaza strip,