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Rocket Lab's 41st mission launch fails, Capella Space satellite lost

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Fareed Zakaria GPS

describing, quantum computing, basically we're now trying to mimic what nature does because an electron is not a particle, it is a wave or both and that is where computing has to go. >> by god, i think you got it. that is exactly what we're talking about. because, for example, take a look at a transistor. it has two states, up and down, left and right, true and false. so think of an atom that spins either up or down, two states, the digital revolution is based on that idea. however, the quantum computer could be at any angle. think about that. they're infinitely more states you could create if an electronic is allowed to wobble and point in any direction whatsoever rather than up or down. >> so a quantum computing is a computing using not computer chips, but using these waves or these -- >> that is right.

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Fareed Zakaria GPS

basically we are now trying to mrim mimic what nature does because an electron is not a particle, it's a waive and that's where computing has to go? >> my god, i think you've got it. that's exactly what we're talking about, because, for example, take a look at a transistor. a transistor his two state, up and down, left or right, true or false and think of an atom that spins either up or down. two states, the digital revolution is based on that idea. however, the quantum computer can be at any angle. now think about that. they are kinfinitely more space that you can create if it is allowed to wobble and point in any direction whatsoever rather than up or down. >> so quantum computing is a computing using not computer chips, but using these waves or these -- >> that's right. >> the various states of these waves. these waves can vibrate in any direction and they're

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The Five

donald trump to this crazy thing that democrats used to do. he listens. when he goes out and speaks in front of millions of people, all of the country, and they speak to him and they feel like he hears me. he here's what i'm upset about. i want police in my neighborhood i want good schools. i want a job to be proud of. he says i'm going to give you that. and here the other side say, well it's about equity and we don't want to go back to 1963, but you brought us back there in our neighborhoods and you took away our police. he took away her education. you take away our jobs. guess what it's 1960 the only difference between now and then back then there was a good old boys white boy club they didn't want to work with us but at least we knew where we stood them. they were honest. they didn't like us and most of the time we did like them e either. we are fine with that. we don't know which way to turn we say hello the wrong way we lose our jobs. all the stuff you created this environment. and then you wonder why some electron comes and goes hey what's going on with the problem? i want to hear it. and they gravitate to him. it's not just joe rogan's, as

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Baby Come Back: Rocket Lab's electron parachutes back down towards the Pacific Ocean after Mahia launch

Seven satellites for various customers, including Nasa, were transported into space.

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Baby Come Back: Rocket Lab Electron parachutes down after Mahia launch

Seven satellites for various customers, including Nasa, were transported into space.

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CNN Newsroom With Jim Acosta

lukashenko, to carry through with the dog analogy. so we're looking at getting this electron under control. >> and apparently how fast prigozhin marched toward moscow, what do you think caused him to suddenly turn back and stop this insurrection? a lot of people were watching this and wondering, could prigozhin somehow pull this off? with a are you hearing from your sources throughout the day? >> i think what we saw was prigozhin over the past several days, getting more and more emotional. when his own troops were fired upon, reacting emotionally. reacting in the folk hero style that has been lionized by russia and by vladimir putin. so his reaction to march on moscow after being betrayed fits into a russian narrative that makes sense even to putin.

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BBC News

submerged. 0f that they had a problem while submerged. of course, that doesn't mean that it is a terminal problem, if you say, a disaster. it could be that it is simply the electron is concerned with the underwater telephone were not working and therefore, they are not able to speak. but it also could be that the sub had some very hard, difficult problems, very critical problems that happened. and they are not going to come back up. we have to think about it that way. everybody hopes that they will be found somewhere. and then if it did,, if somehow it got back to the surface and because of an electronic problem, it couldn't radio. because you have underwater beacons, if you will come an acoustic beacon. you can send out a noise tone and the mothership can pick up

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TOKYO -- When chipmaking equipment maker Tokyo Electron releases its annual earnings Thursday, the focus will be on whether the company will walk

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BU researcher receives $1.5 million NIH grant to purchase state-of-the-art cryo-EM

Esther Bullitt, PhD, associate professor of pharmacology, physiology & biophysics at Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine, was awarded $1.5 million from the National Institutes of Health that will go toward the purchase of a cryogenic electron microscope.

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