Building a Speaker
June 14, 2023 • EPISODE 174
Curious about how computers and electronics communicate? Join Roger Billings on Science LIVE as he breaks down the concept of binary and how it powers the digital world. In this episode, we’ll explore the binary system, the foundation of all computing, and how it’s used in everything from simple calculations to complex technology.

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I wonder if you could create a really thin nanotube lubricant by having millions of adjacent nanotubes, with another layer above, running perpendicular to those nanotubes, so that they literally roll past each other. Then it would be just two nanotubes thick, and it wouldn’t degrade over time. It would basically be a really tiny ball bearing.