Amazing Molybdenum

[jimdoc]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cUYNaJvSbY

 

[Smack]

That was good, I had not seen it. Thanks for sharing.

 

[anachronism]

I'm hooked.

 

[kernels]

I love that old prof

 

[Shark]

I love that old prof

I love the way he explains it where most anyone can understand it!

 

[jimdoc]

This one is good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fg2WzCzKpYU

 

[Shark]

That was impressive.

Thanks for taking the time to find these and share with us.

 

[anachronism]

That guys is amazing isn't he Shark?

 

[Shark]

He is obviously very intelligent but has that way of expressing things in the simplest of manners. To me, that is the difference in being a good teacher and being a great teacher. Then they come up with things that the average man may never see in his lifetime. It all makes it very interesting to watch.

 

[kernels]

Richard Feynman and Eric Laithwaite are two other physicists / teachers that had an amazing ability to explain very complicated things in a way that pretty much anybody could understand.

Except . . . magnetism

 

[kernels]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MO0r930Sn_8

 

[butcher]

Finally, a physicist which makes common sense.

why or how can I answer the question in a way that you can understand it?
Especially when I can barely understand what the question is.

Pictures help!
Someone hand that physicist a pencil and napkin I bet he could draw out the answer making it a lot clearer.

 

[Yggdrasil]

Very informative and funny :-D

Some of the young people today (and others too maybe) should be watching this daily,
just to remind them that the world is in fact not black or white.

And to further confirm(complicate) this, there are in fact some things,
that for all practical reasions are black or white. :twisted:

Not all questions in life can be answered with 42.


This one gave me a good start today :-D