Colonial Physics

It's Science Olympiad week and preparations are proceeding at a furious pace. A short podcast this week, related to the sound of music event.

There are a few ramblings related to events both inside and outside of you coffee cup, more on the mathematical nature of physics and an analogy for understanding ow modern physics predicts an organismic universe.

This is a lecture (with some particularly bad audio) that was recorded at Drexel University a few years back. The original lecture was two hours and twenty minutes long and so this version has been seriously hacked down. I think the original message comes though though.

I talk about our scientific responsibility to the inevitability of uncertainty in measurement, an explaination of those funny floating objects you sometimes see in your vision, and talk about unsin math and coordinate systems in problem solving.

Lecture: Mass, Time and Space are Fundamental. Is Man?

I talk about the illusion of physical contact, the search for the Higgs particle and some comments on the dangers of being in a lightning storm...

Subscribers get a sneak peak at the exam...sort of..