Richard Feynman - Law of Gravitation - Part 3

Sorry, but I cannot post all of them. Richard Feynman was an inspirational teacher and could illuminate many esoteric concepts in physics with his contagious enthusiasm.
Watch at http://research.microsoft.com/apps/tools/tuva/index.HTML

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[zapopaul]

while mr. carlosjeren23 can not post all these video, mr. bill gates can and did. if you want to see all these lecture(there are 6 or 7, each about one hour long) google "project tuva".

[carlosjerez23]

@zapopaul You are right.

[KakHazhar]

4:28

Wow, almost a perfect arc of a circle.

[gadionson1]

wow .. thank for this video...

[nfexp]

crackhead!!!

[ytcarol]

Aww, no part 4?

[cunnidvd]

Wow. This lecture is a gem. thanks for posting.

[Polopalapop]

@wickedtothemisty

Indeed, aswell as the fact that it takes many minutes to load that damn program, and doesn't biffer very well. Youtube seems like a well-enough-off installement to support these sort of files as to supply them to the ears and eyes of physics ineresteers.

[Pugophile]

Thank you so much for these. I wish you were able to post the others. Scintillating stuff.

[Mikypi314159]

Thank-you for the video. Dr. Feynman has alway been one of my favorite physicists of all time. I especially like his theories on computation!!!

[wickedtothemisty]

@zapopaul You must install Microsoft Silverlight on your machine to watch the video your referring to. It's hardly open and more of an opportunity for Microsoft to push Silverlight, if you computer is not supported by Silverlight then you can not watch the video. If they were going to truly make it freely available they would have put it on the Internet Archive or something silmilar as well.

[gomadzevik]

@zapopaul  thanks!

[pyrrho314]

the law of inertia has no known origin. how many physicists have constantly made such points? The greatest.