La escalera de Penrose es una ilusión óptica imposible creada por Lionel y Roger Penrose en 1958. Parece una escalera que sube o baja eternamente, pero en realidad no puede existir en el espacio tridimensional. Engaña al cerebro al conectar visualmente los extremos de una figura cerrada como si fueran continuos. 👉 Es un símbolo clásico de lo imposible en la geometría y la percepción humana. | Explicando La Ciencia

195K views · 5.2K reactions | "Consciousness must be beyond computable physics." Mathematician Roger Penrose shares his latest theories on quantum consciousness, the structure of the universe and how to communicate with civilisations from other cosmological aeons. | New Scientist | Facebook

21 reactions · 23 shares | What does quantum theory mean for our ideas about free will? In this in-depth interview Roger Penrose explains his theories of the origins of the universe and where his research might go next. https://iai.tv/video/roger-penrose-in-depth-interview-gravity-quantum-mechanics | The Institute of Art and Ideas | Facebook

Listen to an exclusive extract of our podcast with 2020 Physics Laureate Roger Penrose! We speak about black holes, magic blackboards and childhood memories - stay tuned for the whole episode that will be released tomorrow. Until then, you can find all previous podcast episodes here: https://bit.ly/328zr2D | Nobel Prize

18 reactions | A trio of scientists, Roger Penrose of Britain, Reinhard Genzel of Germany and Andrea Ghez of the US, won the Nobel Physics Prize on Tuesday, October 6, for their research into what the Nobel committee called "one of the most exotic phenomena in the universe, the black hole." Read: https://www.rappler.com/science/discoveries-inventions/winners-nobel-prize-physics-2020 | Rappler | Facebook