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Steve: First let's talk about did you see any gadgets that really blew you away? Larry: I saw some interesting stuff, but not necessarily stuff that I would say blew me away; you know, I mean, there ...
Steve: Compare and contrast. Rennie: Well I would be happy to do that Steve. You see your regular singularity is something you would find deep inside a black hole. What happens with a black hole is y...
Steve: Right, I mean Chernobyl's terrible thing but that is not a worldwide spread, what got spewed out there. Volk: Yeah, the winds did spread it into the northern Europe and so that was very bad, b...
Steve: I figured that probably had something do with it.$#10320#$10320#$ Why don't you tell everybody what the bigness is about [in] 2009.$#10320#$10320#$ Rennie: Well sure.$#10320#$10320#$ It's actu...
Steve: Benjamin Bederson is emeritus professor of physics at NYU. He will take us from the Manhattan Project itself to a discussion of the opera, Doctor Atomic. Bederson: I was at Los Alamos and I al...
Steve: Now a few of the other Manhattan Project physicists: Murray Peshkin, Leonard Jossem, Roy Glauber, Al Bartlett, and Hans Courant. Peshkin: I am Murray Peshkin. I was among the very youngest peo...
Steve: Hi Davide, good to talk to you. Castelvecchi: Hi Steve, great talking to you. Steve: So first of all, let's talk just for a moment about what is the AGU meeting. What are the kinds of subject...
Derrickson: The original was 57 years ago and a lot of the elements of it, you know, needed to be updated for modern audiences and modern audience expectations and that sort of thing; but it is still ...
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