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How the US Tricked Japan With Only 2 Nuclear Bombs When Japan Thought America Had Hundreds
Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and the atomic bomb decision that ended World War II remain among the most debated choices in modern history. Was dropping the...
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Inside Al-Qaeda's Decade-Long Nuclear Weapons Hunt
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UFOs, God, and the Greatest Deception in Human History: A Conversation With Derrick Warfel
Are UFOs evidence of extraterrestrial life—or something far more unsettling?In this episode of Bay Area Innovators, host Steve Ispas sits down with Derrick Warfel,...
From Google’s Lab to the Nobel Prize: John Martinis on the Quantum Computer Breakthrough
In 2019, a team at Google led by physicist John Martinis achieved something once thought impossible—a quantum processor completed in three minutes a calculation...
The Physics Behind the Quantum Computer: A Conversation With 2025 Nobel Laureate Dr. John Martinis
What does it take to prove that quantum mechanics applies not just to atoms and electrons—but to objects you can actually see and build?...