Professor Brian Cox A Night With The Stars Part1of4

[TheSheepySean]

UQ Represent!!

[johnface11]

Yeah CHEM1010!

[Wakeboarder1920]

I hope I can go to the UK to get my PhD....

[plectrum94]

Big thanks from the Netherlands for sharing!

[lanunselat]

talk cox

[RJL738]

This must be the same royal institute that Carl Sagan, Richard Dawkins and Simon Conway Morrism lectured in, interesting. He can put an incridably complex idea and just put it into the most fabulously simple context. That part about star signs tatooed on someone's bottom was hilarious, so him to say that so bluntly. He should have mentioned something called Carbon nanotubes.

[keepcalmandlovewales]

Thank you for sharing :-)

[78389]

Does anyone know if this is a one off program or if there will be another?

[doesthisfuckingexist]

@78389 One off but check out the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures usually telivised (google for the Wiki page and check the Television part in the link)

[Leevale4life]

Thanks from ireland for sharing :)

[7orqu3]

Pointless conjecture let's see some evidence for this so called "sun"

[Fbido]

Big thanks from Mordor for sharing!



[Denizen36]

Big thanks from my house for sharing!

[marko2005]

hes simply amazing 

[flufmuscle]

what is the music at the beginning?

[anotherlook]

@flufmuscle Moby / God Moving Over The Face Of The Waters

[flufmuscle]

@anotherlook

cheers buddy

[tmorvant]

@identity97 Uhh..PEP applies to ANY shell...including the Universe. Professor Brian Cox is a proper physicist and works for CERN on the ATLAS program @ the LHC.

[Jewmanjie]

@identity97 erm, he is a proffessional lecturer at manchester university of physics, he also works at CERN, someone who has a "professorship" in media would never be able to do that, learn your facts

[Jewmanjie]

@identity97 is there really a need for swearing? And he clearly does know what he's on about, as not just anyone can become a lecturer at the worlds best physics school

[identity97]

@Jewmanjie I decided to remove all my posts as 1) clearly nobody is going to explain why the uniqueness of each electron necessarily extends to the set of every electron in the Universe - instead people are only going to defend Coxy 2) it's Christmas. Never feed trolls after midnight on Friday. I am right though - it's spelt "professor."

[anotherlook]

@identity97 The problem with satisfactorily answering your inquiry is that the full complete answer would require an extended understanding of quantum physics beyond the character limit here. Your only real options for an answer if you really want one is to either a) accept that experiment has supported the theory behind that statement as performed by others, or b) begin your education and understanding of physics and quantum mechanics, and through your own experimentation support or disprove.

[zwizh]

I hadn't even heard about this! So excited. Thanks for sharing!

[MissBazilika]

Thank you from Slovenia! :D

[Neutrinoghost]

Big thanks from Birmingham for sha.........oh forget it.

[Diazreta]

This is one of the best bits of T.V I have seen in such a long time, I really really hope they do more. If they do I may consider paying for a license ;)

[KarateBob]

Thanks from South Africa!

[xSilverPhinxx]

Big thanks from Brazil for sharing :)

[krusher1977]

Big Thanks from America for sharing!

[persarian1]

Sheldon cooper in the room?

[MindEmail]

Big thanks from Canada for sharing!! :)

[ShaunRL]

Big thanks from Ireland for sharing even though we get bbc :/. no iplayer though T.T

[whielyex]

Big thanks from Australia for sharing :)

[Ryuuk0sse1]

Big thanks from America for sharing :)

[venkatcpe]

Big thanks from Germany for sharing :)

[aeolus75]

Big thanks from Paris for sharing :)