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Royal Society of Canada 2023: Mark Van Raamsdonk
Mark Van Raamsdonk, Physics and Astronomy
Dr. Van Raamsdonk’s research is designed to build a better theoretical understanding of elementary particle physics, classical and quantum gravity, and cosmology. He is currently working to understand the implications for gravitational physics of fundamental results in quantum information theory, and also to understand better which properties of quantum states are required to describe gravitational space-times. Dr. Van Raamsdonk is a Simons investigator and a member of the Simons Foundation It from Qubit collaboration. (from: science.ubc.ca/news/five-ubc-science-researchers-join-royal-society-canada)
Dr. Van Raamsdonk’s research is designed to build a better theoretical understanding of elementary particle physics, classical and quantum gravity, and cosmology. He is currently working to understand the implications for gravitational physics of fundamental results in quantum information theory, and also to understand better which properties of quantum states are required to describe gravitational space-times. Dr. Van Raamsdonk is a Simons investigator and a member of the Simons Foundation It from Qubit collaboration. (from: science.ubc.ca/news/five-ubc-science-researchers-join-royal-society-canada)
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UBC Physics & Astronomy Department Colloquium on November 25 2021. Presented by Nigel Smith (TRIUMF). phas.ubc.ca/window-triumf This talk will be an introduction to the science programme at TRIUMF, Canada's particle accelerator centre located on the South UBC campus, and to its new Director who is pleased to be working at a ground level laboratory with windows. I will outline the various resear...
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The Physics of Winter
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Laneways: The Most Boring Talk You'll Ever Hear About Vancouver
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UBC Physics & Astronomy Department Colloquium on December 9, 2021. Presented by Douglas Scott (UBC). phas.ubc.ca/laneways-most-boring-talk-youll-ever-hear-about-vancouver When lockdown started, I decided to go out for a walk every day. Exploring my immediate neighbourhood turned into a systematic traversal of each street, and then each laneway. Every day I would walk a chunk of Vancouver, and a...
Juggling Dynamics (with Q&A)
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Teaching too many students with not enough resources
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Fractional derivatives and applications in MRI
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Biophysics Student Experience (2021) - Full Interview Video
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Explaining Science Visually Using Graphics and YouTube
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Heatwave: A Synoptic Breakdown Of The Extraordinary Heatwave On The Pacific Coast Of The US & Canada
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Preparing for graduation/grad school (2021) - Jeremy Heyl
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Preparing for graduation/grad school (2021) - Jeremy Heyl
Biophysics Student Experience (2021) - Imagine Day Video
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Directed Aging: Using Memory and Nature's Greed as a New Principle for Materials Design
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Directed Aging: Using Memory and Nature's Greed as a New Principle for Materials Design
Fascinating (I don't understand this)
Really I love this project . Really we want to see the electron movement in molecule.
according to photoelectric effect, electron ejects from corn on the moment of emmission of proton with laser light. So AI neurology is trying to catch the mind by creating a gimmick that simultaneously pictures the thought if the vegetarians have consciousness, and surely they do. Jean Dominique Bauby has already been demonstrated in the book of Le Scaphondre et le papillon.
A very excellent presentation/ thank you!!
Great video! thanks
Gaia has Granted SP / the SP Group, tbc...
Congrats!
Wow, Juan Maldacena is a big f*cking deal.
The ancients would be blown away by the technology. Thanks for reviving their voices.
I appreciate your presentation style.
Using a 50 MP digital Hasselblad back to capture a 1000 year ol edition of the Iliad (the oldest version in existance) at the Marciana Library in Venice. Wow. What an incredible experience!
Thank you for the thoughtful presentation. Need more info on what exactly the detectors are doing to make this rapid switch while the photons are in flight. Also, if this indeed is true, isn't it more likely that we are seeing evidence of a simulation rather than spookiness.
How do you get the second law of thermodynamics into the Hamiltonian form through this? Would love to know
Mick's analysis is clear, compelling, consistent with the laws of physics, and does not require belief in anything improbable (visiting aliens). Yes, the pilot "experts" can be mistaken, and they obviously are. Come on, alien believers, you're ignoring simple and clear explanations just because you really want to believe!
Lovely Physics and classical arrangement of Beautiful Mathematics, thank you.
Depending on your orientation, either hands-on practice as demonstrated here-now-forever or as it might be arranged by imagination, Theoretically, the big picture quantization wave-packaging formation of pulsed-events is seen mono-dualisticly in parallel coexistence assessment of Singularity-point projection-drawing 0-1-2-3-4-etc exponentiation-ness superposition and relative-timing cubics in concentric Spheroidal e-Pi-i numberness-resonance dominance of condensed sync-duration connectivity states, quantization chemistry. Ie You know what you are looking, listening, hearing and seeing, so why?
Can someone please link to the blog articles he talked about in 31:40 on when dividing and manipulating diffrential forms in such way is allowed? This has always confused me in physics and i would love to see the formal justification for this.
This reading technique is unbelievable. We can read burned scrolls.
Those are letters.
SHILL. OF COURSE there has been controversy in physics. Can't act.
This is amazing. Keep up the good work
Amazing work
Awesome insights into exploring the hidden "universes"
great video! quick question, are GWs released as a consequence of pre-existing asymmetries, which generate the necessary inertia momentum in the waves equation? I'm trying to understand how a supernova can generate GWs since its not the typical 2-body orbit problem.
Such a shame that about 10% of your content was blocked by the strip of cam icons on the right. Most of the real money shots were mostly blocked. Hopefully you’ll find a way of using zoom or whatever without this obstruction next time. I have great interest in this technology, and I appreciate your work regardless.
Most ufos are made by lockheed and other shady corperations , theyve had anti gravid machines since the 50s , the tic tac is man made
Mick will never debunk Chem Trails lmfao. It's been a thing for years. The pilot of a plane that does this, gave an interview in the 90s. It was here on YT. He says how it works, what chemicals they use etc...the name of the place ffs is Weather Modification Center or something like that. It's done two days before a front moves in. You may call the cloud seeding. It's not the same thing. Oh ya, we have a Q and A with our local weather man. He was asked about chemtrails. He said when he was first starting out, he was lucky enough to get to ride along during a trip over W. Texas. They needed rain. Well they got a flood, they over did it as usual. It was not the weather man, but he did say he was surprised that it's a CONTROLLED EXPLOSION that happens as soon as the stuff leaves the plane. They use silver somthing and a whole bunch of diff. chemicals. Depends on what it's going to be used for. Stop the precip, or cause precip. The ground is often covered in white filaments after they do this.
Great presentation. I read the theory prior to the video, but nice to see this topic illustrated and communicated so well.
Bravo! Let the scrolls speak - and let them do so before Vesuvius chimes in and buries them all again.
Thanks, future is temporal resolution of quarks and gluons
u all wrong its all coming from one source above us iehehe its just above our so called atmosphere its all an ilussion magic simulation one point to infinity as it seems
aBSOLUTELY amazing work done. SALUTATIONS. !
The CIA and the Pentagon should fire all their experts !! WHY SPEND TRILLION DOLLAR in defence with silly idiots pilots and stupid special agents, investigators and engineers when we have MICK WEST FOR FREE???
Great MICK WEST, FAKing the trick of the "rotating" flare.... maybe silly low level PEOPLE can trust you. But a PILOT can recognize when the OBJECT is ROTATING quite 90° while the FLIR CAMERA (or the plane) rotate less than 10°... BUT YOU ARE GOD and all military TOP GUNs are STUPID, do not know the difference between a Child BALOON, a PLASTIC BAG , an AIRLINER or a UAP, how it travel, how it jump out of the range of an F-18. thanks for explanation.
so what did they say ?
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Leviticus
Try watching it. He explains at 45.00
Leviticus 1 to 9
Great Lecture (Prof Eilam Gross, Weizmann)
Congratulations on the encouraging proof-of-concept data. A reliable source of Ac-225 would definitely be well-received by the radiopharmaceutical community,
All the universe and beyond are just shit 💩💩💩against the vedic math 📐📊📚 So provide me power💪⚡ of super computer💻 so we found out all the universe🌌 as function of uncertainty and inclined towards the certainty 😂😂😂😂😂
Fascinating, thank you!
So is engineering physics good to get into developement of robots?
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incredibly interesting
very cool
Kandungan video sangat baik, tahniah
This lecture was like a blockbuster movie
So incredibly fascinating. Thank you for your dedication in this field. Regards from Houston, B.C.
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This is just amazing. Wonderful Move MR. Charles. Dream will eventually become a reality
Are the satellites in Burney, northern California, involved with SETI?
are pipefitters the ones that come in to service the piping at triumf?
This is so amazing. Thank you for sharing knowledge in such approachable way.
What if it can be invented that in the first attosecond, a man lives a fast 31.71 billion years as a man, in the second attosecond a man becomes a woman, and in the third attosecond, a man lives a fast 31.71 billion years.
What if it can be invented that in the first attosecond, a man lives a fast 31.71 billion years as a man, in the second attosecond a man becomes a woman, and in the third attosecond, a man lives a fast 31.71 billion years.
very interesting, as in particles sense, man can be assumed as proton, and woman electron, and both can be transferred in time as neutron , if not in biomass particle realm