ALICE IM QUANTENLAND: Episode 3 is online!
The PhotonLab student laboratory at the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics is releasing the third episode of the popular radio play series for young and old.
fter the successful live premiere weekend on June 29 and 30, 2024 at the “Münchner Wissenschaftstage / forscha” and the “Festival der Zukunft” at the Deutsches Museum, the third episode of the German language radio play " "Alice im Quantenland" is now available for listening on all common streaming portals. This time, Alice, Schrödinger and Rabbit go to the quantum funfair, where there are once again some unusual things to discover and experience.
In the brand new third episode our Gaerman language radio play “Alice im Quantenland”, Alice, Schrödinger and Rabbit visit the quantum funfair. Just finding the way there was not so easy, because the signposts in quantum land behave differently than we are used to. And Alice is also astonished by everything else.
Sofie Silbermann and Veit Ziegelmaier, the voices of Alice and Schrödinger, at the live premiere of the third episode at the "festival der Zukunft" at the Deutsches Museum 2024. Photo: Christoph Hohmann
It starts with the treats, which you obviously can't really choose. Mastering a maze is also very different from the world of big things. And then there's the Heisenberg uncertainty principle. This is responsible for the fact that Alice can't know exactly where her rabbit Rabbit is in a game of tag. And if that wasn't enough, transparent cans also come into play, which you can throw at but which apparently don't know exactly where they are.
Alice and Schrödinger live at work. Photo: Christoph Hohmann
The whole thing is very strange. But just listen to the new episode for yourself! Wherever there are podcasts.
Alice im Quantenland | Podcast on Spotify
„Alice im Quantenland“ auf Apple Podcasts
Podcast Alice im Quantenland bei Amazon Music
Auf dem Quantenjahrmarkt - Alice im Quantenland - Deezer
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