Ivette Fuentes

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Theories of Everything with Curt Jaimungal · Roger Penrose and Ivette Fuentes: A Bold New Test of Gravity · 25 Nov 2025 podcast

No, that was kind of the idea.

Why not use a Bose Einstein condensate?

So they have another prom maybe before I go into Bullsein condensate, I would also like to mention work from two other people that I I am like impressed.

Markus Aspenmeyer.

Who is also at the University of Vienna.

So I spent three years there because of these amazing people, you know, because I like to propose experiments and so on.

So having the opportunity to talk to the two Marcuses, Anton Seilinger is also there is just an amazing place to do experiments.

Marcus Aspenmeier can cool down a beat to the quantum to quantum scales.

And these beads are pretty big.

They have like 10 to the eight.

atoms.

So they have kind of getting the mass right, but he hasn't been able to put the bead in a superposition.

So he can cool this big system to the ground state to quantum scales of a harmonic oscillator, but he's still working towards doing the superposition.

And another person that I would like to mention is um Henrik Ulbrich who's at the University of

Uh uh Sakhamtum.

Uh and he's done some really beautiful experiments measuring gravity with these nanobeads.

So these are like the smallest sort of systems that you they can still measure uh gravity between two different, not just one, it's like two different uh systems.

It's not quantum yet, but it's really like their technology is really getting quite impressive.

But still very far away from being able to test if gravity.

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