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Podcast Profile: The Hyperfine Physics Podcast

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28 episodes
2018 to 2022
Median: 65 minutes
Collection: Physics, Math, and Astronomy


Description (podcaster-provided):

Physics puzzles and deep dives into physics topics.


Themes and summary (AI-generated based on podcaster-provided show and episode descriptions):

➤ Physics puzzles • Quantum mechanics • Thermodynamics • Cosmology • Entanglement • Acoustic levitation • Encryption and cryptography • Gravitational constant • Randomness and probability • Particle physics • Scientific inquiry

The Hyperfine Physics Podcast delves into a wide array of physics topics, offering listeners both intricate discussions and thought-provoking puzzles. As indicated by the show's description, the podcast explores physics puzzles and dives deeply into various scientific subjects. The broad spectrum of coverage includes fundamental aspects of quantum mechanics, showcased through discussions about Nobel Prize-winning experiments and interpretations, such as Bell's Theorem and Bohmian mechanics. Quantum information science and encryption technologies like Diffie-Hellman and RSA also feature prominently, illustrating the podcast's engagement with advanced scientific concepts.

The show frequently examines natural phenomena from a physics perspective, addressing the physics of hurricanes, geosynchronous orbits, and gravitational constants. These discussions aim to unearth the principles governing the universe. It also poses intriguing questions, such as the randomness in the universe or whether data storage impacts mass, fostering curiosity about the underlying laws of physics.

Listeners are introduced to historical and contemporary advances in physics, with episodes on the origins of quantum mechanics and the theory of statistical mechanics, including entropy and thermodynamics. There’s an emphasis on the practical applications of physics, as seen in episodes about acoustic levitation, the mechanics behind climbing magnets, and principles like the least action in everyday examples like gaming.

Recurring themes include exploring statistical mechanics, thermodynamics, and the anomalies of particle physics, including hadrons and the Standard Model. The podcast often features conversations on theoretical approaches and their real-world implications. By incorporating guest speakers and scientific literature, the podcast also encourages listener engagement with the community, inviting questions and discussions that amplify the scientific inquiry and exploration cultivated by the hosts.


Episodes:
Nobel Prize in Physics 2022 - The universe is not locally real. What does that mean?
2022-Oct-08
37 minutes
Acoustic Levitation w/ Special Guest Dr. David Jackson
2021-Jul-08
62 minutes
Gravitational G and How Science Works
2021-Jun-17
67 minutes
Cosmology and the Arrow of Time
2021-May-16
57 minutes
Is Anything Truly Random? w/Special Guest Grant Ciffone
2021-May-04
57 minutes
How to Keep Time
2021-Apr-20
57 minutes
Entropy & Statistical Mechanics
2021-Apr-08
84 minutes
Thermodynamics
2021-Mar-23
74 minutes
Benford’s Law
2021-Mar-06
57 minutes
Planck, Einstein, and the Origins of Quantum Mechanics
2019-Dec-08
66 minutes
The Physics of Hurricanes
2019-Sep-03
86 minutes
Hadrons – Quark Systems
2019-Jul-27
98 minutes
Neutrinos
2019-May-22
76 minutes
The Standard Model Part 1
2019-May-12
81 minutes
Domino Amplifier
2019-Apr-13
54 minutes
Bohmian Mechanics – Pilot Wave Theory
2019-Apr-07
71 minutes
Relative Motion (Not Relativity)
2019-Mar-31
62 minutes
Bell’s Theorem and EPR
2019-Mar-21
73 minutes
Climbing Magnets
2018-Nov-29
67 minutes
Balloons Inside Balloons and Sweet Spots
2018-Nov-22
66 minutes
Fortnite and the Principle of Least Action
2018-Nov-15
62 minutes
Encryption: Diffie-Hellman & RSA
2018-Nov-08
66 minutes
Geosynchronous Orbits
2018-Nov-01
68 minutes
How Much Weight Do You Lift When Doing a Pushup?
2018-Sep-28
64 minutes
Floating Hourglass
2018-Sep-21
62 minutes
Does Data Have Mass?
2018-Sep-14
59 minutes
Landing on Planets
2018-Sep-06
42 minutes
Intro to The Hyperfine Physics Podcast
2018-Aug-30
24 minutes