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The objects that have captivated me from first crush throughout my career are supermassive, hyperactive black holes.
At the same time, the objects I study are producing some of the most powerful particle streams ever observed.
As we more confidently localize where these gamma ray blobs are forming, we can better understand how jets are being accelerated, and ultimately reveal the dynamic processes by which some of the most fascinating objects in our universe are formed.
But sound causes all objects to vibrate.
This would let us turn visible objects into visual microphones from a distance.
And so it gave us this point of reference, and gradually we could start to modify the experiment, using different objects or moving the object further away, using less light or quieter sounds.
In fact, people have been using lasers to eavesdrop on objects from a distance for decades.
And the basic idea is that we're going to use the vibrations in a video to capture objects in a way that will let us interact with them and see how they react to us.
And so this is a really powerful way to look at the world, because it lets us predict how objects will respond to new situations, and you could imagine, for instance, looking at an old bridge and wondering what would happen, how would that bridge hold up if I were to drive my car across it.
And ironically, we're kind of used to having this kind of interactivity when it comes to virtual objects, when it comes to video games and 3D models, but to be able to capture this information from real objects in the real world using just simple, regular video, is something new that has a lot of potential.
And this is actually how astronomers have studied objects in the heavens, literally, for over a century.
You know about objects and their properties.
I love museums because they're social and educational, but I'm most drawn to them because of the magic of objects: a one-million-year-old hand axe, a totem pole, an impressionist painting all take us beyond our own imaginations.
In the wake of war, stolen land, boarding schools, laws banning religion, anthropologists collected sacred objects in the belief that Native peoples were on the cusp of extinction.
In 1990, after years of Native protests, the US government, through the US Congress, finally passed a law that allowed Native Americans to reclaim cultural items, sacred objects and human remains from museums.
We have returned hundreds of sacred objects.
He said, "We give all of the objects to the world."
And even more precious than these objects are the relationships that we formed with Native Americans through the process of repatriation.
Museum curators today did not pillage ancient graves or steal spiritual objects, but we can accept responsibility for correcting past mistakes.
We can help restore dignity, hope and humanity to Native Americans, the very people who were once the voiceless objects of our curiosity.
Well, neuroscientists tell us that they are creating, in real time, all the shapes, objects, colors, and motions that we see.
Physical objects are simply icons in that desktop.
We all see a train because we each see the train that we construct, and the same is true of all physical objects.
Physical objects are just the icons in that desktop.
Now we believe that spacetime and objects are the nature of reality as it is.
There's something that exists when you don't look, but it's not spacetime and physical objects.
It's as hard for us to let go of spacetime and objects as it is for the jewel beetle to let go of its bottle.
By peering through the lens of a telescope we discovered that the Earth is not the unmoving center of reality, and by peering through the lens of the theory of evolution we discovered that spacetime and objects are not the nature of reality.
And I must say, I thought of quite a few objects that I might try to swallow today and finally gave up on, but he just did it and that was a wonderful thing.
It's trying to perceive images into objects rather than seeing what's there."
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