Interview of Neil Turok in 2008 - part 2

Neil Turok, winner of the Ted Prize and at the time Professor of Mathematical Physics at the University of Cambridge, interviewed by Alan Macfarlane and Tina Kosir on 19 February 2008. For a higher quality, freely downloadable, version with a detailed summary please see www.alanmacfarlane.com

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[esraretin]

@boogiecat55 if i had a chance to ask question to him.i would ask -couldnt that 7 layers be external layers of space we can see? if he d say -possible. i d begin to believe in quran:D

[boogiecat55]

i dont get how extra dimension can be so small. im not a believer of string theory.

[gmvarawyn]

Extremely interesting man, would love to attend his future lectures.

[TheVosh]

I sure wish I would have been lucky enough too have been taught by this man. So Humble!

[breathless46]

Thanks for posting this... I am just learning about Dr Turok's work and that that the Perimeter Institute is an hour away from where I live. I plan to go to some of the lectures.

[ashburnhouse]

This has been posted for almost a year, and only 900 views? Very sad?

[avloni]

this is fringe. none more fundamental that i've heard to date

[luckystrike1]

Very interesting interview.