What could a stadium-sized bowl of peanuts, a shrinking elephant, and a crazed hockey player have to do with nanoscience? Those are just a few of the goofy excursions that await you when witty host...
What could a stadium-sized bowl of peanuts, a shrinking elephant, and a crazed hockey player have to do with nanoscience? Those are just a few of the goofy excursions that await you when witty host Adam Smith and wacky physicist Ivan Schuller take you on an irreverant, madcap, comically corny romp into the real-life quest to create the smallest magnet ever known. [11/2005] [Science] [Show ID: 6577]
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This is an awesome video for helping to explain nanotech and cool scientific concepts to a broader audience than just the people who love science. Kudos to whoever is responsible for the blooper reel during the end credits (other than the actors, of course)! Hilarious!
for a person like me (regular) it's very interesting to try to understand this. I just seeing an interview of Ivan in Chile. He is very good explaining things. excellent video .
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it's very interesting to try to understand this.
I just seeing an interview of Ivan in Chile.
He is very good explaining things.
excellent video .
Ivan