TTC Video - Science in the 20th Century
TTC Video - Science in the 20th Century
36xDVDRip | AVI / XviD, 627 kb/s | 448x320 | ~36x30 min | English: MP3, 128 kb/s (2 ch) | 5.94 GB
36xDVDRip | AVI / XviD, 627 kb/s | 448x320 | ~36x30 min | English: MP3, 128 kb/s (2 ch) | 5.94 GB
As the 19th century drew to a close, the age-old quest to understand the physical world appeared to be complete except for a few minor details. "It seems probable that most of the grand underlying principles have been firmly established," said Albert Michelson, the first American scientist to win a Nobel Prize. But when Michelson made that prediction, he never dreamed that one of the "details"—his own curious discovery that the speed of light is constant no matter how fast an observer is moving—would soon be explained by a revolutionary theory that redefined the very concepts of space, time, matter, and energy. The author of that theory, called relativity, was Albert Einstein. He would also lay the foundation for a strange new picture of the atom, which would eventually lead to quantum mechanics and a succession of startling discoveries driving physicists to ever more bizarre theories of the ultimate nature of the universe.
1. The Evolution of 20th-Century Science
2. Redefining Reality
3. Quantum Theory Makes Its Appearance
4. The Heroic "Old" Age of Quantum Theory
5. A Newer Theory—QED
6. QED Meets Fission and Fusion
7. Learning by Smashing
8. What Good is QED?
9. The Newest Theory—Quantum Chromodynamics
10. Unifying Nature
11. Chemists Become Designers
12. Mathematics and Truth
13. Mathematics and Reality
14. The Universe Expands
15. What is the Universe?
16. How Do We Know What's Out There?
17. From Equilibrium to Dynamism
18. Subterranean Fury
19. Solar System Citizen
20. Science Organized, Adopted, Co-opted
21. Techno-Science and Globalization
22. The Evolution of Evolution
23. Human Evolution
24. Genetics—From Mendel to Molecules
25. Molecular Biology
26. Molecular Medicine
27. Culture—Anthropology and Archaeology
28. Culture—History
29. Culture—Linguistics
30. Society—Sociology
31. Society—Political Science
32. Society—Economics
33. Mind—Classical and Behavioral Psychology
34. Mind—Cybernetics, AI, Connectionism
35. Looking Back
36. Looking Around and Looking Ahead
2. Redefining Reality
3. Quantum Theory Makes Its Appearance
4. The Heroic "Old" Age of Quantum Theory
5. A Newer Theory—QED
6. QED Meets Fission and Fusion
7. Learning by Smashing
8. What Good is QED?
9. The Newest Theory—Quantum Chromodynamics
10. Unifying Nature
11. Chemists Become Designers
12. Mathematics and Truth
13. Mathematics and Reality
14. The Universe Expands
15. What is the Universe?
16. How Do We Know What's Out There?
17. From Equilibrium to Dynamism
18. Subterranean Fury
19. Solar System Citizen
20. Science Organized, Adopted, Co-opted
21. Techno-Science and Globalization
22. The Evolution of Evolution
23. Human Evolution
24. Genetics—From Mendel to Molecules
25. Molecular Biology
26. Molecular Medicine
27. Culture—Anthropology and Archaeology
28. Culture—History
29. Culture—Linguistics
30. Society—Sociology
31. Society—Political Science
32. Society—Economics
33. Mind—Classical and Behavioral Psychology
34. Mind—Cybernetics, AI, Connectionism
35. Looking Back
36. Looking Around and Looking Ahead
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TTC Video - Science in the 20th Century
TTC Video - Science in the 20th Century
TTC Video - Science in the 20th Century
TTC Video - Science in the 20th Century
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