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This #WorldQuantumDay, discover what the quantum realm is really like and how NASA studies it every day—with Ant-Man actor Paul Rudd! Find out how our exploration of quantum science could help unlock the universe’s biggest mysteries.

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Mr. Arnold3 years ago

Sera que existe la Quatumania?

Laura Catherine ✨✨🚀📚3 years ago

Photon, photon, what do you see, I cannot see you, can you see me? Electric fields, speed of light, Traversing space, in your flight. Photon, photon, Maxwell and theory, Love your discrete, element of mystery. Quantum, of course, electromagnetic, Your very nature, most poetic.

📽 📈🎹🚀🀄️🔭🗿3 years ago

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saikumar3 years ago

It's really possible 😲😯

The Buy American Movement - BuyDirectUSA ❤️🇺🇸3 years ago

I asked chatAI Theoretically what science would be used to travel through other dimensions or realities? I am waiting for a better answer @QueenofCr8tvty

🇷🇸 مها3 years ago

You don't know a thing about quantum science. Stick to jabbing and masking your employees and supporting gender ideology, you're doing good with that.

mānjē3 years ago

Paul Rudd needs to ditch the $5 mic and get better audio equipment

T3 years ago

🫡

Ivanna Añazco Ojeda3 years ago

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