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On a sunny day (Tue, 24 Aug 2021 21:12:44 -0500) it happened d_wolf <g snipped-for-privacy@howl.com wrote in <xGhVI.8855$ snipped-for-privacy@fx07.iad:

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links to a funny video presentation :-) Indeed if we can make radio receivrrs so sensitve, then we could perhaps decode alien amusement ? programs...

Short timeline they have too, 1.5 year for results?

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110% horseshit! Absolutely nothing will come of it.

Cold Quanta is for real--they were started maybe 15 years back by a pal of mine, Prof. Dana Anderson of CU/JILA, among other folks. They started out selling the first commercial magneto-optical traps (MOTs) for making Bose-Einstein condensations. Those are the foundation of a whole lot of very interesting macroscopic quantum measurements.

I haven't followed their progress lately, but their name being on it lends the project a lot of street cred IMO.

Cheers

Phil Hobbs