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What a thrill to listen to Janna Levin interview Lenny Susskind about the black hole information paradox, his 'black hole war' with Stephen Hawking, holography and emergent space-time on the THE JOY OF WHY: quantamagazine.org/joy

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Would love to see you in person. If that violates the principle of locality, join the livestream. Free with RSVP. Spread the word. Tomorrow ⁦Princeton University⁩

Nobel Laureate Peter Higgs, the namesake of the Higgs Boson -- aka the God Particle -- has an obituary in his favorite newspaper. At the press conference announcing the discovery of the Higgs, he wiped away a tear. He lived to see his ideas come to fruition.

Join me in person this Thursday (April 11) in Princeton. Topic: Black Hole Survival Guide, the eclipse, and cosmic alignment. Please share and spread the word. Free with RSVP cst.princeton.edu/events/2024/20… Princeton University

The Exp 71 crew soared into the Moon’s shadow during the solar eclipse on Monday afternoon while working on cargo transfers, spacesuits, and science. More... go.nasa.gov/3xtBOzt

How does a solar eclipse happen anyway?

Boris Sanchez & Brianna Keilar give us a live re-enactment of the celestial event.

Astrophysicist Janna Levin also joins to offer her scientific solar eclipse expertise.

O dark, dark, dark, amid the blaze of noon. — John Milton

O dark, dark, dark, amid the blaze of noon. — John Milton

On set CNN for eclipse mania Pioneer Works

No better way to spend the eve of the eclipse than with my pals Neil deGrasse Tyson StarTalk Chuck Nice

If you don't have proper solar glasses, look down, not up. Make a simple pin-hole camera by puncturing a small hole in cardboard or paper. An image of the eclipse will be cast on the ground. Tree leaves can do this naturally.

It’s a perfect day for an eclipse…

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