Ep. 45: Music and Quantum Physics - Jano Quantum and Fabian Arias

Jano Quantum and Mateo Arias 

In this episode, we dive into the fascinating worlds of quantum physics, music, and boundless curiosity with Jano and Mateo from the Colegio de Niños Músicos Maestro Diehl! 

Jano shares his deep passion for quantum mechanics, exploring mind-blowing concepts like particle entanglement, the uncertainty principle, quarks, and black holes. He dreams of working at CERN, the world’s largest particle accelerator, and is on a mission to understand the mysteries of the universe.

But that’s not all—Jano is also a dedicated musician! 🎼 He plays the clarinet, trombone, and electric guitar and is even working on a periodic table of instruments to map out every musical family! His love for resonance, harmonics, and the mathematical beauty of sound highlights the connection between science and music in an incredible way.

Mateo brings his own enthusiasm, sharing his love for basketball, saxophones, and the wonders of space. He talks about the incredible power of imagination in consciousness and science and asks thought-provoking questions about black holes, teleportation, and the mysteries of the cosmos.

From discussing the physics of magnets and wormholes to imagining a universe where all animals live free and happy, this conversation is a celebration of knowledge, curiosity, and friendship.

00:00 – Introduction to Jano & Mateo

01:15 – Jano’s passion for quantum physics & music

02:25 – The periodic table of musical instruments

04:10 – Resonance and harmonics in music

06:30 – Mateo’s love for basketball & freedom of movement

07:45 – The many types of saxophones and their families

10:20 – Black holes & the mysteries of the universe

13:05 – Quantum physics explained: entanglement, quarks & bosons

16:45 – Can wormholes be used for teleportation?

19:00 – The science behind how our eyes detect photons

22:15 – What really happens inside a black hole?

26:30 – What Jano would do with a magic wand

28:15 – Quantum computers & how they differ from classical computers

30:40 – Supersymmetry and the funny names of quantum particles

33:10 – The power of curiosity and the joy of learning

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🔗 Website: https://www.instagram.com/janoquantum 

 

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