E=mc2 (part I)

[socratus1]

Where does E= Mc^2 come from? In 1905 Einstein asked: Does the inertia of a body depend upon its energy content? The answer was: Yes, it depends on its energy E= Mc^2 So, Einstein said - E= Mc^2 comes from inertia 2 In 1928 Dirac said - E= Mc^2 comes from vacuum and can be as positive as negative too 3 Sometimes E= Mc^2 can be ‘rest’ particle and sometimes can be ‘active’ and can destroy cities like Hiroshima and Nagasaki Why E= Mc^2 is so strange ? Nobody gives answer

[Christobanistan]

Where is part 3?

[rokoszPL]

kuźwa to jakieś gówno jest a nie Polski dobry film

[asicaniedobrzyca]

@rokoszPL  ja też :D

[jmm1233]

Lavoisier is Batman

[sammiecutie1]

i loved this movie but the weird thing is, is that when i watched this in school during science, it was this same part and there was parts before it cuz i missed some of it last tuesday :( plz do the WAY beginning for me plz!!! :)

[distantstar777]

Christopher Eccleston! I just learned he narrated this. I saw it in high school; back then I hadn't even heard of him.

[parodysaw4]

beznadziejne .

zal .

0/1 .!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[FascistFrenchman]

This is not part one of this program. I have the NOVA/WGBH Boston DVD. A lot has been cut out of the beginning of the video displayed here. The program is long enough to split it into at least 6 segments.

[Akabane103]

what's the scientist's name? labwasiei??

[lissykw]

Lavoisier.

[elpatriotaLX]

I have this movie on HD... I think it was really good.  Specially because, it presents most of the discoveries in the form of revelations. Like they had certain ideas but they become clear when less expected.

[non2002]

For all the chemistry freaks out there, is the milk story on Laviosier true? or part made up, part true?

[sweetdreamsemma]

its true

[non2002]

thanks... the crazy things that scientists do...

[sithass]

thankyou i was looking for this video..its called einstien's big idea what we watched in class..yay for review

[nicksasexiebeast]

Great performance by JRT but who is the narrator? He sounds so familiar...

[ebonybeach]

It was Christopher Eccleston, aka Doctor Who #9. =D

[shirelass]

I wish this was out when I did my history GCSE

[jellyandcustard]

Who knew that learning could be so much fun?!

[rhiannonaustin]

haha how funny?! he's had the most random parts! looks rather fit thugh :)

[92RedRevolver]

He does. Period fits him a lot, though. Les Miserables, this, the Too Cold video, Oliver Twist...need I say more?

[nessa1000]

yay julian rhind tutt!!!!i lv him with a french accent!!!

[92RedRevolver]

Come on, you have to love him with whatever accent he has ^_^