Space
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I always loved
space
technology, and satellites, to me, are sort of like the canoes that our ancestors first pushed out into the water.
I was impressed by, obviously,
space
and everything about it, but I was most impressed by the engineering that went into it.
Even if I was to get a quarter-inch hole in this suit, which is extremely unlikely, this system would still protect me from the low pressure of
space.
You can see the darkness of space, the curvature of the Earth, the fragile planet below.
This is a picture, a photograph of the Hubble
Space
Telescope taken by the shuttle Atlantis as it was departing after the last human
space
flight to Hubble.
And in this case, I just wanted you to know that that central truss has heritage left over from large radio deployables in
space.
So after all of that hard work where we try to think of all the crazy gases that might be out there, and we build the very complicated
space
telescopes that might be out there, what are we going to find?
But what's so awesome to consider is that if there are intelligent aliens orbiting on a planet around a star near to us and they build complicated
space
telescopes of the kind that we're trying to build, all they'll see is this pale blue dot, a pinprick of light.
And I can guarantee that in the next generation of
space
telescopes, in the second generation, we will have the capability to find and identity other Earths.
There's this really famous experiment in the
space
of unconscious bias and that's in the
space
of gender in the 1970s and 1980s.
Now one of the interesting things around the
space
of unconscious bias is the topic of quotas.
You can navigate
space.
I am absolutely certain that life can exist in outer space, move around, find a new aqueous environment.
Well, that company was famously passed on by many smart investors because people thought, "No one's going to rent out a
space
in their home to a stranger."
It's a cramped, tiny
space
and it's just three feet away from the train tracks.
And so our brains encode the everyday things we do into habits so we can free up
space
to learn new things.
Space
and time, as you perceive them right now, are your desktop.
Physicists have told us for a long time that the metal of that train looks solid but really it's mostly empty
space
with microscopic particles zipping around.
Those microscopic particles are still in
space
and time: they're still in the user interface.
If I start the little game here that the kids have done, it'll crash the
space
ship.
And it was as though my consciousness had shifted away from my normal perception of reality, where I'm the person on the machine having the experience, to some esoteric
space
where I'm witnessing myself having this experience.
Because I could not identify the position of my body in space, I felt enormous and expansive, like a genie just liberated from her bottle.
And I pictured a world filled with beautiful, peaceful, compassionate, loving people who knew that they could come to this
space
at any time.
Where a linear writer needs to deal with time and space, as an interactive writer, I need to deal with time,
space
and possibilities.
As you actually navigate that
space
and bounce along those elastic ropes, the entire network kind of shifts, almost like a real organic network would.
The amount of floor
space
an individual has in their home has been steadily increasing, and I think that's like a metaphor for the choice we've made as a culture.
My process is to essentially become the people I document by spending years with them as an observer-occupant, to create a safe space, to then become hidden in plain sight.
It just seems like so much of life, or so much of our assumptions are based on the fact that of course, it's got to be DNA, but is the possibility
space
of self-replicating molecules much bigger than DNA, even just DNA with six letters?
CA: I mean, in your mind, how big might that possibility
space
be?
But critically, they were flexible and gave us autonomy to work out how we got there, giving us the
space
to be creative, ambitious and take risk.
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