Albert

Einstein And The Bomb Documentary ( Photo Credit – Netflix ) Trust Netflix when it comes to releasing documentaries that will startle everyone. Earlier, the platform released Lover, Stalker, Killer, which got everyone talking about the twisted love and crime documentary. The latest one that has blown everyone’s mind is Einstein and the Bomb. The documentary film has used archival footage of the renowned physicist and presented the narrative with dramatic recreation. In this article, we will tell you everything you…

Teenage Cancer Trust has announced its 2024 line-up for it’s Royal Albert Hall series. This year will mark the final year that rock legend Roger Daltrey will curate the event. The Who singer, who will continue as a Teenage Cancer Trust Honorary Patron, has tirelessly fundraised and advocated for the charity for nearly a quarter of a century. From 2025, Teenage Cancer Trust will be working with a series of guest curators to take the shows forward and into the future, continuing the vital work and once in a…

Alicia and Bruno are each given a different natural number in secret (1 is the smallest natural number, 2 is the second smallest, and so on). They are then tasked with guessing which of them has the larger number. The following conversation ensues:Alicia: I don’t know who has the bigger number.Bruno: I don’t know either.Alicia: Upon further reflection, I remain ignorant.Bruno: Alas, I’m still unsure too.Alicia: Now that you say that, I actually know which of us has the bigger number!Bruno: Cool! In that case, I know what…

We all keep secrets. It’s easy to do once you’ve committed to it. Just don’t say anything. But it can be harder when you want to share a little bit of information, without your confidante inferring tea that you didn’t intend to spill. Computer scientists often draw this distinction between security and privacy. Security focuses on keeping sensitive data out of the hands of untrusted parties, full stop. Privacy, on the other hand, aims to give people fine-tuned control over how their personal data gets distributed and…

Every few months, a math problem goes viral on social media. Disappointingly often, it lacks mathematical meat. It seems over half of them boil down to the order of operations. Some tweet will get thousands of likes claiming that the Internet is divided over an arithmetic problem like: what does 6÷2(1+2) equal? It’s fine if people don’t remember how to evaluate expressions like this. But it’s not so interesting when you just have to Google the order of operations and follow the instructions (it equals 9).“Even AI Rappers…

Ed Sheeran speaks for England. “I find this country of mine gets a bad reputation,” sings the singer-songwriter tonight on stage at the Royal Albert Hall, “of being cold and grey.” Looking for a new England, Sheeran’s newfound national elegies put him in a lineage of songwriters that includes Ray Davies and Billy Bragg.Where performing an album in full is generally reserved for settled career-best classics or the rollout of bold new statements, Autumn Variations – performed tonight with a six-piece string section – isn’t…

The first song I remember hearingI would have been four or five, so I’m not sure if I can actually remember hearing Every Breath You Take by the Police, or whether it’s just a memory of my dad who got a copy and played it over and over. Memories are weird like that, especially when you’re really young.The first single I boughtOnce again, tough, but it was probably We Didn’t Start the Fire by Billy Joel when I was eight or nine. The one I clearly remember buying when I was a little older was Regulate by Warren G.The song I…

Image via Getty Images. At the time J. Robert Oppenheimer was recruited by the U.S. government to oversee the creation of the world’s first atom bomb, the operating assumption was that Germany was on the very cusp of nuclear technology, and could be the first to develop it. The drama of this nuclear arms race will be the focus of the upcoming Christopher Nolan film Oppenheimer. But how does Albert Einstein play into the equation? Oppenheimer and Einstein, both highly-esteemed theoretical physicists, knew each…

Albert Manzi, president and CEO of Prairie Mountain Media, is retiring after 42 years in the newspaper industry and 17 years leading Prairie Mountain Media, including as the publisher of the Daily Camera, the Longmont Times-Call, Loveland Reporter-Herald and the Greeley Tribune. His last day is July 4. “It’s been a great run,” Manzi said. “It’s been a lot of fun, and I have seen a lot of changes. I’m leaving the industry, but nothing will ever change my feeling about how important it is for newspapers to be committed to…

Albert Hammond Jr is standing in his backyard in Los Angeles, talking to me on the phone. “You want the camera on?” he asks. “OK. I don’t like it but let’s do it.” He holds his mobile low, so his face is elongated; his curly hair is wet and shaggy, a hedge-y halo. I watch him move between outside and in (“I need to pace to think”), sunlight flashing. It’s around 9am. Hammond Jr is after some rays, so he keeps lifting his face upwards, exposing his shoulders. Full disclosure – and some readers may need to be sitting down…