Zoë Schiffer: Entirely. Ok I have to transfer us to a novel topic because I already feel quite depressed. This applies to space. So my first question is: what do you think about space, Jake? And would you go if you had a chance? I would usually say no, thank you. I am not interested. But after that I don’t know, yes, take me to Mars.
Jake Lahut: Oddly enough, I would probably feel more comfortable, walking into space than performing deep ocean tests. It could be a prejudice to A-
Zoë Schiffer: I was going to say.
Jake Lahut: … ocean gate. But no, I was great in Apollo missions, but also twins and mercury. I had a petite chair with beans at home, in which I would pretend it was a capsule-
Zoë Schiffer: Oh, my God.
Jake Lahut: … it was re -entering the atmosphere looking for everyone
Zoë Schiffer: I can imagine it perfectly.
Jake Lahut: Yes. Such great al shepard, John Glenn Fan. I love all these things. But I am also a fairly immense person and I think that matching the dish would be arduous.
Zoë Schiffer: Completely fair. I can’t guarantee that you would see it if you found a ship that could take you, but the wired collaborator Jorge Gray announced that the team of astronomers from Yale and Copenhagen recently discovered that two galaxies collide with each other. They called it an infinity galaxy. This discovery is quite thrilling, because it can be the first direct proof of how aged aged supermassive black holes were created.
Jake Lahut: Yes. These are some interstellar things, but it really looks like this boxing formation. And it turned out to be stunning. Especially in our vertical video treatment, if you want to check it on the drums on Instagram. It’s rather hypnotizing, I have to say.
Zoë Schiffer: So a significant theory of how they form is when the stars run out of fuel and collapse under their own gravity. But with very aged supermassive black holes there would not be enough time for the stars to take place this point. Thus, this infinity galaxy confirms another theory that they were able to create from broad tuft of matter, so it does not require any violation of the star.
Jake Lahut: At least for now we are discovering novel things about studying in the United States of America. Or maybe it will continue, maybe it won’t be.
Zoë Schiffer: Well, if not, and he apparently enters and will do everything for us.
Jake Lahut: Doge cannot go there and at least catch up in James Webb’s telescope. In the near future no one catches this bad boy.
Zoë Schiffer: Ok So our next story takes us back to Earth and, to be candid, back to the Silicon Valley. Our colleague, Joel Khalili, announced that cryptographic companies finally gain more access to banking. This is actually extremely vital and includes both our areas of reporting, Jake, because de-banking was the basic reason that many types of Marc Andreessen in the world really were really accommodated in Biden administration and went to Trump. So now we see how the fruits of this decision take place, because under a genial cryptocurrency administration of Trump many companies with Fintech compete to offer bank accounts to these cryptographic companies. But they still have to follow the basic rules set by the involved partner bank, so there is no escape from the conventional banking system. But engaging here, considering how critical it was until the last election.