Tag: science
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Study Finds Stars Are Increasingly Blacked Out By Light Pollution
Noticing fewer stars? It could be because of light pollution according to a group of citizen scientists from around the world who have studied the night sky.
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Ep. #503: SILENCE OF THE LAMDA w/ Isaac Arthur
An engineer at Google says the company’s artificial intelligence chatbot LAMDA has become sentient. Other tech companies have shut off similar inventions due to these concerns. Should we be worried about robots going rogue or are we being manipulated in believing they’re human at all? Isaac Arthur discusses the state of AI research, how it’s being applied to science along with the latest space news including the James Webb Telescope and solar cycles.
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Record Broken: Hubble Spots Farthest Star Ever Seen
NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has established an extraordinary new benchmark: detecting the light of a star that existed within the first billion years after the…
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Ep. #378: Quantum Science of Psychedelics w/ Carl Johan Calleman, Ph.D.
Carl Johan Calleman, Ph.D. reveals the quantum science of the Maya that explains the phenomenology of psychedelics and altered states of consciousness. And Jeremy breaks down a study on DMT that’s said to be the largest of its kind.
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Ep. #371: To The Moon… And Back w/ Leonard David & Nancy Atkinson
Leonard David digs into the science and technology behind the rush to inhabit the Moon. Nancy Atkinson takes us behind-the-scenes of NASA’s Apollo missions.
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Ep. #339: Collective Consciousness Reality w/ Rob & Trish MacGregor
Rob & Trish MacGregor tap into a matrix of reality far more vast and complex than what science currently recognizes.
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Ep. #331: Health Science w/ Julie Renee Doering
Julie Renee Doering shares the results of her study on brain rejuvenation. Jeremy also discusses some of the latest health news.
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Ep. #307: Glenn Kreisberg | Ethan Siegel
What is the Navy really up to? Can you see the connection to all these “disclosure” leaks? And Jeremy has been censored. Glenn Kreisberg decodes the ancient cultural stone landscapes of the Northeast. We’ll delve deep into a black hole and the first-ever photo of one with Ethan Siegel.