Jack Antonoff, Theoretical Physics and Time Perception | Sing for Science

Don’t miss this unforgettable conversation at the Museum of Science with 11-time Grammy Award-winning producer and musician, Jack Antonoff. The Bleachers front man joins the Sing for Science podcast and physicist David Kaiser, professor of physics at MIT, for an unforgettable live conversation under the immersive dome of the Charles Hayden Planetarium!
In collaboration with the Museum’s Center for Space Sciences, Jack explores the nature of time from Kaiser’s perspective as a theoretical physicist, drawing connection to and inspiration from the lyrics of The Bleachers’ song “The Waiter” that hint at the subjectivity of time. Join them for a thought-provoking conversation touching on what happens inside a black hole, whether black holes are portals to other universes, and much more.
This live taping for the Sing for Science podcast is moderated by the show’s host, Matt Whyte.
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