Physics Today

Yeah.

So he makes it a true Daily Double and his clue is his pork pie hat was on a 1948 cover of Physics Today and faithfully reproduced decades later on film.

And Frank freezes up almost until the very end.

And then he blurts out Oppenheimer and that is correct.

It would be alive like us.

In fact, that's why it got the term plasma because the way a plasma forms it looks like a gigantic cell it looks just like a blood cell and as it has an outer shell and inside of it there's a whole lot of stuff going on in there that is keeping it alive and so in 2006 2007 A group of physicists, it was six physicists published in the journal Physics Today.

It's a peer reviewed journal and said that plasmas have all the characteristics of being alive, of evolution and of interacting with us.

they had a type of a structure that formed in them that looks exactly like a double helix, DNA.

including Barack Obama's, one of his favorite books, I think, of 2018, Life 3.0. And I love that book.

And I reviewed it for Physics Today.

And you can send me a cut of the book sale royalties.

But Max, where are you pushing back on Bernie? Most of the audience will be familiar with it.

I was like, wow.

Well, of course, there's O'Neill's original article in Physics Today in 1974 or whatever it was.

But then I realized upon thinking about it that most of the thousands of papers about space settlement were Fortunately, none of which have appeared in peer-reviewed journals.

They're all at the Princeton Space Manufacturing Conference or maybe at the ISTC or some other conference, but they're not peer-reviewed.