I'm Gene Lee and I'm Jeff White and we're back with a brand new episode of our podcast,

The Lazarus Heist, recorded in front of a live audience in New York City.

That's our new special live episode of The Lazarus Heist, the podcast about hacking and North Korea.

And we're returning soon with a second season.

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The Lazarus Heist, the podcast about hacking and North Korea,

is a very unique and interesting thing to watch.

The Lazarus Heist, the podcast about hacking and North Korea, is a very unique and interesting thing to watch.

And that gives it a particularly fantastic array of applications.

Depending on what you mix it with, it can produce blue colors or deep red colors or even white.

And so in the old cathode ray to television sets from the mid to late 20th century,

it arrived. Dr. Julie Klinger is author of Rare Earth Frontiers

from terrestrial subsoils to lunar landscapes.

If you can detect the signature of Europium from starlight,

that can be used to classify stars and also help us understand how or where a particular star was born.

And that's not all.

Even your Euro bank notes, you know, it's used to provide that blueish sheen on certain Euro bank notes

in order to prevent counterfeiting activity.

And it's incredibly successful.

There are roughly 25 billion Euro bank notes in circulation.

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