Incomprehensible stuff I can't seem to wrap my mind around

[Atlas]

How Does a Quantum Computer Work?
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How Scientists Reacted to Gravitational Wave Detection
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The EM Drive: Fact or Fantasy?
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[seleka]

I really wish I could just read the transcripts of these videos, it would be much faster, but this is the guy that made the DWave- Geordie Rose 8wVtK6QKzuc

This is the first of three parts that show how it is made
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This is the one I was looking for

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This is longish, but it is a lecture by a professor. It was published four years ago.

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The physics of low temperatures

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I thought the video you posted looked familiar, I saw it in my history when searching for these tee hee. The weird part for me is these have dates from 2010, 2013 (the ideas) and I am very 'into' Science. I didn't see these. I didn't hear anything about them until recently (within the last year). I did see the long haired guy in the first video on a PBS special a few years ago I think, he was the one explaining how the bits can be both 0 and 1. I am going to scour for some written material for those that prefer that. Good thread!

[seleka]

oh but this came on on autoplay and it is good too for explanation...
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Here are some written articles

"The material here is written using very high level concepts and is designed to be accessible to both technical and non-technical audiences. Some background in physics, mathematics and programming is useful to help understand the concepts presented in this document, although this is not a requirement."

https://www.dwavesys.com/resources/tutorials

These seem to be about the DWAVE only and I think that is because they are the only ones doing this so far. Oh unless someone has built a private one or twenty by now.... hmmmmm

[Mercedes]

:boom: Still, cannot wrap my head arround it. I'm thick I guess or I need a special teacher or it cannot be explained in a more objective way. Hopeful still.:pop2: