Join Dr. Pierre-Marie Robitaille, ex-director of MRI Research at Ohio State University and advocate for the liquid sun model, alongside Jim Keller, a pioneering computer architect. They challenge the traditional view of the sun as a gas ball, suggesting it's made of liquid metallic hydrogen, potentially rewriting astrophysics. They discuss implications on fusion technology, the nature of white dwarfs, and innovative perspectives on stars. Keller adds insights on modern engineering complexities, emphasizing the intersection of technology and scientific exploration.
