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greetings citizen through the internet welcome to tomorrow daily the best beef taco in the known universe I'm Ashley together and I'm Jeff cañada are you ready for today's headlines a wired reporter got a chance to see behind the curtain at magic leap and what they found out has us excited journalist Kevin Kelly got an exclusive look at what's been happening at magic leaves facility and was able to try on the company's prototype device he says the transition between using the device and taking it off was seamless and says it worked quote amazingly well close-up unquote magic leap released the video you're seeing now earlier this morning with a disclaimer saying it's all shot directly through their prototype with no post-production added which if that's true is pretty awesome yeah this video is amazing this looks like what we all want that new mixed reality you know augmented reality augmented reality experience to be I think really in the next five to ten years we are all gonna abandon our screens and just have them around us all the time in virtual space I thought you're gonna say we're all just gonna abandon reality because that's that's really the plan for me I don't know about anybody else alright guys Rice University is currently celebrating after discovering how to make carbon nanotubes self-assemble carbon nanotubes are sort of like graphene in that there are lots of experiments and testing happening right now but nobody's implemented the material into real-world use cases on a large scale so the team at Rice figured out a Tesla coil system caused these carbon nanotubes to cluster together and align themselves sort of making a web of particles on demand what exactly does that mean well in the future this tech could evolve into making conductive wires silicon chips or even biomedical devices it's beautiful to watch yes it looks like when you're a kid and you had like LED shavings or right you know but I don't I don't think I kind of wrap my head around why this is so revolutionary so they were saying that with carbon nanotubes or you using this technology they would be able to maybe make wires that you can conduct electricity through on-demand so they would be able to without having to solder something they could literally just give instructions via this Tesla coil and have something come together which is kind of amazing wild yeah I think these are both pretty amazing stories I feel like we have a lot to talk about magically because there are still so many questions it's so secretive and I I just and that piece on wired I highly recommend you read it it is huge it's very long yeah but it's a great read and very interesting so I'll have to talk about the technology that they were allowed to reveal wired was allowed to reveal with magically so I feel like that's the one we got time all right you got me convinced I'm ready to where can i preorder it my are no delayed shipping yeah and don't ruin shipping magically that's number one brightly if you guys want to talk about magic leap with us or any of the topics we talked about on the show during the week you can use the hashtag hay TV yeah that's what you use on the old Twitter's to have your comments be integrated into our discussion on Thursday when we deep dive we love that yes and we like your comments or if they're awful and we want to make fun of them put them on Thursday so yeah but that being said we should probably check out our photographer Nick this photographer of the day is Andrew who took this panorama on his iPhone six-plus andrew writes in and says hi there tomorrow daily Jeff Ashley and team team being Logan I'm assuming I give you full permission to use my photo yeah he's a one-man band that Logan I took this photo at Mount John University Observatory here in lake tekapo we sometimes joke about calling this place take a poo New Zealand with an iPhone six-plus can you do a New Zealand accent and say techhobo no I'm just assuming it sounds like it sounds like take a pic I can only do one word if that accent it's no and it's because they say no with like twelve syllables nay so good he also writes the family along on my girlfriend were touring around the South Island for Christmas and was lucky enough to snap this great panorama on a good sunny day I love the show and funny enough I sent this on the day or topic for the show is about astronomy keep up the great work and have a great one also topic of photography right now is landscapes monuments and points of entry so I really love we got the they got the observatory and there's no John University Observatory it looks like like a like a painting on the cover of a sci-fi novel it looks like a beautiful mural that you would see on well I mean everywhere in New Zealand is obviously a tourism ad yeah literally everywhere and looks as middle-earth so I mean this just looks like middle-earth after some time has gone by and they built observatories really great could be really good I'm insulting all New Zealand you really are I guess what all of New Zealand just shut this show off they're like no sorry New Zealand or click I guess I get there's no remote who's watching well so maybe some of you watching on TV anyway sending your phone geography tomorrow at cnet.com yes we appreciate those photographers you got to just make sure you tell us what device you took it on give us how to pronounce your pronounce your name hopefully in the correct accent and make sure you tell us what well I already said the device you did what I leave out how did you know give us permission to use it on the show most important it's not like I've never done this before it's alright it's it's you getting a vibe today I am very sad I want my shirt and everything yeah I'm like come on come on focus reality is so so basic it's so lame and you guys can of course find us on social media please share the show if you enjoy it tomorrow daily comm is the place to send people that is it for us today will react 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