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Welcome to the Scientific American podcast Science Talk posted on February 10, 2014.

I'm Steve Merski.

On this episode, we'll hear from two Scientific American editors,

Clara Moskowitz, who covers space and physics,

and Seth Fletcher from the Technology Beat.

They both attended recent major conferences,

the CES and the AAS. they'll explain the acronyms.

Seth, first tell us what is the CES?

CES is the Consumer Electronics Show, the huge international trade show in Las Vegas, and every every year thousands of exhibitors come and show

off their newest gadgets and this year I think there were 150,000 attendees, 8,000 exhibitors.

So it's just kind of a big zoo. And you were the only journalist, of course. I was the only

journalist, yeah. There are hundreds of journalists, maybe thousands who come, right?

Yeah, it's crazy.

Yeah, it's very international, and it's a madhouse, but there's a lot of good stuff to see.

What did you see that stuck with you?

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