Quantum Computing and Robot Penguins with Robin Ince - Shambles at the FOS Future Lab Pt 2 @cosmicshambles

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Robin Ince visits the 2023 Goodwood Festival of Speed Future Lab.

In this episode Robin speaks to investigates fusion energy in the UK, the future of quantum computing, the amazing discoveries from JWST and how robot penguins could help the NHS.

Future Lab is the home of immersive technology experiences at the Festival of Speed focusing on the innovations, companies and people driving groundbreaking future change. The Cosmic Shambles team were delighted to be invited along this year to speak to some of the scientists and engineers present.

Featuring exclusive interviews with astronaut Tim Peake, ESA human spaceflight director David Parker and astronaut teacher Mike Mongo.

Part 3 coming soon.

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Edited and Produced by Trent Burton
Shot by Trent Burton and Alice Degrassi
Special thanks to Andrew Shephard at the team at Wildfire PR and Hannah Corkish and the team at Goodwood.

For more information about Future Lab visit goodwood.com/motorsport/festival-of-speed/explore-festival-of-speed/fos-future-lab

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