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“Ask a Scientist” Event: Quantum Mechanics | Potrero Hill

Tuesday, February 16 , 7:00 pm | Cost: FREE
Horatius | 350 Kansas St. San Francisco, CA
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quantumentanglement 250x200 Ask a Scientist Event: Quantum Mechanics | Potrero HillIn the miniature world of atoms some weird stuff can happen. An object can be in two places at the same time. Particles can pop into existence and then vanish, or go from spot to another without crossing the distance in between. One particle can even affect another particle meters away instantaneously.

Weirdest of all, taking measurements of particles can fundamentally change their behavior — so how do scientists even know what they’re talking about? Come learn the fundamental difference between the quantum world and the classical, and discover the principle methodology for probing particles.

SPEAKER: Ryan Nurmela, Director, QuantumCamp
VENUE: Horatius
ADDRESS: 350 Kansas (btw. 16th & 17th) San Francisco

Ask a Scientist is an informative, entertaining, science lecture series, held at a San Francisco cafe. Each event features a speaker on a current topic, a short presentation, and the opportunity to ask all those burning questions that have been keeping you up at night. No tests, grades, or pressure…just food, drinks, socializing, and conversation about the universe’s most fascinating mysteries.


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Categories: Geek Event, Lectures & Workshops, San Francisco
Venue: Horatius
Address: 350 Kansas St. San Francisco, CA
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  • Doug Acres says:

    Hi,
    I’d like to bring Hansen’s Natural Soda to the event! I work for them and can provide it for free. Any leftovers can go to the venue to do with as they please. I’d also like to attend the event for its own sake, since I’m a big sciencedaily.com fan and love to engage and debate these topics!
    Douglas Acres
    Hansen’s Market Manager
    415.902.1289 c

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