Incidentally, do you know if individual Q&A is supposed to be built into that / how long we should aim for? Still tinkering with my talk outline.
Excited to be on a panel with @ColdWarScience and @D_OReagan this Saturday at the @APSphysics meeting in Denver!
(I find it amusing that my time is 4:06pm–4:42pm. Either physicists are more precise than historians, or try to give off that impression...)
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I am wondering the same thing! Perhaps
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Yup! 36 is the whole slot, including Q&A. And it ended up that weird number because of the 5-talk sessions, which gives you 3 hours on the button.
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Denver's high altitude means that due to Earth's rotation it's travelling a smidge faster than sea-level locations, so schedules are affected by time dilation.
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