Journey with us into the cutting-edge developments of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) as we explore the integration of quantum technology in space missions. Dive deep into the intricacies of the Cold Atom Laboratory, understand the precision of atomic clocks for space navigation, and unravel the potential of Rydberg sensors for remote broadband sensing. This talk unveils the quantum leaps we're making in space exploration and research. Don't miss out on witnessing the future of space technology! This is made out of the recent invited talk from Joint seminar at the Washington DC Quantum computing meetup: [ Ссылка ]


00:00 - Introduction
01:17 - Three Quantum Sensing Technology
02:56 - Atomic clock
04:09 - History of Clock
06:20 - GPS and Clock
07:30 - Deep Space Navigation
09:26 - Physics of Atomic Clock
13:36 - Deep Space Atomic Clock
16:59 - Spec of Deep Space of Atomic Clock
18:32 - Cold Atom Research
19:29 - State of Matter
20:20 - Bose Einstein Condensate
23:57 - Laser Cooling
25:19 - Evaporation Cooling
27:08 - Problem with Gravity
28:10 - Reason For CAL mission
30:54 - BEC in Space
32:58 - Space Application for Cold Atom
35:49 - Gravity Sensor
39:40 - Broadband quantum radar
41:15 - Rydberg atom
42:28 - Physics of Rydberg Sensor
45:49 - Conclusion

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