Today is World Quantum Day. Google Doodle marks the day with visualizing the Bloch Sphere - the state space of a qubit, and our Google Quantum AI team is answering some of the top trending questions about quantum. Quantum mechanics is all around us - it’s in plants, cells, and even electrons. In a way, nature is quantum mechanics. My favorite part of this video is the team’s reminder that we are currently in the "12-second flight" era of quantum, performing key demonstrations that pave the way for an exciting future. We are making great strides in moving from experimental physics toward stable, error-corrected systems necessary to enable these breakthroughs. The future of Quantum is incredibly exciting.✨ Will quantum computers ever work well? Hey, welcome to Google Quantum. Come on in. Welcome to our office. Hi, I'm Andrew. I'm a researcher here with the Google Quantum team, and I'm Jenna and I'm a quantum fabrication engineer, and we're here to answer your top trending quantum questions. Top trending quoting questions, save quantum questions. What is quantum mechanics in real life? So there's a boring answer to this question. Quantum mechanics is like the math that describes what fundamental particles do. But there's also a fun answer. Connor, mechanics is all around us. It's like the cells in your body. It's plants. It's electrons. I always like to think that nature is quantum mechanics in a way. Yeah. What is quantum computing? There's this famous physicist Richard Feynman, and he was describing how the world is quantum mechanical. So if you wanted to make some computer that could simulate the world with maximal accuracy, you would want that computer to behave quantum mechanically. And so that sparked the quantum revolution. People are trying to make that thing. What is a cubit?