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HELLO FUTURE: Can We Explore Black Holes with Quantum Computers?

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Kevin Cirilli sits down with science writer Matt Swayne to ask one wild question: can quantum computers help us understand black holes? From simulating gravity’s strangest effects to decoding the physics of space-time, Kevin and Matt explore how the most advanced computers on Earth might reveal what happens beyond the event horizon. A mind-bending conversation about cosmic mysteries, quantum logic, and why the future of discovery might start in a lab — not a telescope.Meet The Future: https://mtf.tv/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Kevin Cirilli sits down with science writer Matt Swayne to ask one wild question: can quantum computers help us understand black holes? From simulating gravity’s strangest effects to decoding the physics of space-time, Kevin and Matt explore how the most advanced computers on Earth might reveal what happens beyond the event horizon.

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