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A 40 minute audio recording, restored with visual aids and diagrams, given by the legendary physicist and educator Richard Feynman on the history and development of the search for the fundamental structure of matter, from atomic physics to elementary particle physics.
I personally restored this audio and produced the video for anyone with an interest, or even just a mild curiosity, in the world of particle physics and what scientific discoveries has happened, and continues to happen, at particle accelerator facilities such as at Fermilab, SLAC and of course CERN. This is a good lecture for anyone who wants a relatively quick but concise lecture from one of the grand masters of the field of physics.
The story of how humanity's knowledge of matter, from the Periodic Table to the Standard Model of Particle Physics, developed is a very interesting one and shows that once we think we have found simplicity in physics, more complicated and unexpected phenomena and patterns occur again at a deeper level as nature does not give up its secrets so easily and never seems to let us get too complacent in our assumed mastery of a particular field. This has of course generated more and more discoveries and technological breakthroughs in their wake, accelerating our knowledge of matter and energy and increasing our power to manipulate it. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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Born: 11 May 1918, Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States the late great Richard Feynman would have been 100 years old today, May 11th 2018 - gone far too soon. Respect.
Should be a national holiday
Fascinating, How am I just now, at 40 years old, discovering the genius of Richard Feynman.....
I'm 53
50
65. I've studied him for years. The New Zealand lectures took about four total viewings.
If you are just discovering him then you really need to read his book called 'Surely you're joking Mr.Feynman'. You will then be a fan for life of his particular genius.
Mark Winberry Will do and thank Mark!!!
the best lecture in particle physics you can have !
"They disintegrate right away in a very, very tiny time, so we have to deduce their existence." I love the way he spoke.
Wow! The visual aids are spectacular! I wish I would have been blessed with good math and science teachers. Mine were horrible. They seemed hell-bent on demonstrating your "stupidity" and their superior "intellect." That just scared me away. Too bad because the United States needs all the math/science people it can find. The reason I don't hate math/science (even though I'm not good at them) is because I understand they are among the biggest contributors to my health, comfort and economic well-being (relative to the rest of the world), happiness (entertainment and such), and even spirituality (via quantum/entanglement and probably the reason Nils Bohr made his coat of arms a Ying-Yang- Brilliant!) It is very generous of you to share your knowledge, creativity, and effort World-Wide via the Web.
Thank you for this great presentation. I work at slac at Stanford in the late 70s. At that point we had four quarks Uptown strange and charm. Two more quarks were theorized truth and beauty. Black 13 Nobel Prize in physics. I worked in the bubble chamber and we are part of two of those Nobel prizes. I will watch this again to learn more about what we are actually doing.
The author of the most beautiful and easy-to-understand physics textbooks I have come across! (i am from Romania)
Thanks for posting. I just love listening to this remarkable man.
A hearty thanks to Muon Ray for producing both the audio and supplementing it with video. Feynman was indeed a grand master, and a very eloquent one at that.
+Gregory Parrott Thank you, it makes me happy to see that people are helping to keep the flame of curiosity alive. I will hopefully be more active in the new year!
could you put one of these out without the bongos, i listen to this to go to sleep and sometimes the bongos wak e me up?thank you very much
No
Doh!
i didnt mean it in a bad way i listen to feynman susskind nima hamed ,sussskind. avi loeb messenger lectures ... and i have a ard time sleeping this video and juan maldacena put me out ,,,, l
'We call them Up, Down and Strange... I'm Strange.' What a legend!
A heartly wormly and thankfully I appreciat the Uploader , thanks gentlman !
Muon - A Great Big Thanks for all your time to compile the great pics to accompany the audio. Perfect!
Thanks so much for posting!!!! I love listening to the genius of Feynman, loved the visuals, what a character he was...so brilliant!
Thanks for this production. Awesome job.
Thank you for your efforts in restoring this. Excellent work!
Richard Feynman. Wish I could have hung out with this guy. No doubt on a par with Einstein. Even greater was his love for the bongos, Mongolia, and strip bars. Not gonna say which is better. All I know is Feynman was a genius and a very cool guy. Richard Feynman and very smart people can explain very complicated things in simple terms that ordinary people can understand. This is the mark of genius!
Exactly
idk...i find expaining hard things for stupid people easy...its proving another genius wrong and explaining why to me would be very smart
Definitely noone is par with Einstein except for Newton
Yeah, if I could hang out with one person living or dead, it might be Richard Feynman. Maybe at a strip bar with a few drinks. What a treasure he was.
the Chinese use the Don't Monkeys as a guide for personal happiness and the ability to live with other people >>> peacefully
hear no evil... speak no evil.. see no evil
they work both ways
see no evil.. speak no evil.. hear no evil
they are a very wise people
Thanks for your work putting this together.
Great diagrams, great editing. Thank you for colorizing mankind's jewel
I can't believe this: I tried switching the channel a dozen times, but I can't seem to tear myself away from this guy; everything he says is endlessly interesting, intriguing; fascinating.
Wonderful and incredibly lucid lecture on quarks by Feynman
Great talk by an amazing man.
Thank you for excellent editing
Wonderful and incredibly lucid lecture on quarks by Feynman. Thanks for posting. I just love listening to this remarkable man..
This video is so good. Easily in the top 10 most illuminating videos I've seen. Thank you.
Leonard Suskind. Stanford's youtube channel. Leonard knew Richard personally, he even said they were good friends. Watch everything Leonard has ever said on Standford's youtube. If this is top ten, i have a ten part lecture series on Quantum mechanics you might want to see. :) After watching it ive made a bookmark list about 20 links long of JUST Leonard's lecture PLAYLISTS. Thats like 100 videos+ each 1-2 hours long. There is hundreds of hours of educational content by a man who knew Richard's work on a deep level. Do yourself a favor and dive into more content form this pair of geniuses.
Great lecture. Thanks for posting this. Nice use of graphics too, as I see from reading the other comments that you put them together yourself.
Muon Ray, Great job! Good value addition. I am sure many students will enjoy this lecture even better.
That was totally splendid. Great to learn slightly more about all these particles I keep hearing about and see how they fit into what little I currently know of physics.
Wonderful animations to everything that Prof. Feynman says. Thank you!!!. Thanks for posting. I just love listening to this remarkable man..
Beautifully explained (from Feynman) and brilliant drawings (I imagine it wasnt easy collecting all that information!) Congrats!
Hats off to the dude who aided this beautiful talk with fascinating graphics
Great video :D Always a delight to listen to Mr. Feynman. Thank you Muon Ray for the hard work :)
Brilliant lecture and excellent graphics accompanying it - thank you.
Wonderful animations to everything that Prof. Feynman says. Thank you!!!
Thank you 'I' for producing this video - it really is very very good and clearly must have taken quite some time - Cheers!
Although 3 quarks are established, and the necessary gluons, the full quantum chromo-dynamics theory and the Standard Model are still unformed and in their infancy at this stage. There's so much exciting stuff in the immediate future of this recording!
Love Richard Feynman! If only the world was made up of more people like him then we wouldn't be in the state we're in today.
+terrypussypower Other than helping to build the first atom bomb, he was a cool dude.
+terrypussypower GTFO with your logic bruh...This is the internet. We want to act like the real world doesn't happen and all things murica is bad.
Na. We are in the best of worlds. The rest is dreaming
Feynman videos should be first season of any science course. Free Prerequisite
Nice job! Thank you...I show this to people who have no or little knowledge of physics... Would be cool to show HS kids this...Shalom
I love this guy's lectures. Especially when you can see him, he is was so unique in his style of teaching . I recommend watching him teach.
Thank you, Muon Ray. Excellent job. I find it so interesting that, aside from his immaculately clear explanations, Feynman isn't wrong, despite the age of the interview, just information (that he is fully open to and allows for) simply hadn't been discovered yet. The number of quarks, for example. Fine work by Muon Ray, layering appropriate and accurate info-graphics, etc. And while Dr. Feynman was virtually incapable of being boring, you at least did not leave the picture static. Thanks again.
nice video ! It is a pleasure to hear Richard P. Feynman
Thanks for posting.
Great work putting this together 😀 many thanks
The first time I have had this explained so that I can understand it. THX.
Thanks Mu! What a fantastic interview. Did you have to do much cutting for clarity or continuity or is this pretty much as is? Feynman responds so quickly some times it's amazing. Truly one of the greatest humans that lived during this life time of mine.
+Matthew Long I had to do a little bit of sound editing (the audio was very old - early 1970s) but as regards to the speed at which Feynman responds to questions it is genuine - he clearly understood his subject so intimately that his ability to convey information to a lay audience came very quickly to him which was very much a part of his own charm!
Can't thank you enough for posting
Very well edited and produced
This is from the album he recorded over the phone from Sacramento county jail. ☺ Thanks for posting
thank you for your editing.
You're welcome
Mr Richard Fantastic Feynman. Never have enough of him.
One of the greatest human beings that have ever lived
We need you at CERN
Thank you very much for this!
This was very good indeed and proves to us what a great communicator he really was. I love the Bongos too.
The greatest teacher ever !!
Thank you Richard Feynman! Favorite human, cool way to describe him Andrew :)
Great story once again Dr Feynman
richie was great ty for the post x
Thanks for this.
wow, never heard this one before ! thanks !
The world misses this great teachers enthusiasm and curiosity
Terence Winters - and his knack for succinct explanations of how things work.
I wish I had him as a teacher. Such a great scientist.
AMAZING VIDEO ❤️❤️
Thank you to whoever posted this. Also for once the youtube algorithm actually suggested something useful!
Glad to hear it. Its good to see that my videos are not buried underneath the ocean of gameplay and meme videos on here and that I still have a reason to be here.
@@MuonRay you sure do sir! You must know that videos like these withstand the test of time, so they'll only grow in popularity as time progresses while meme and gaming videos quickly go out of fashion and get replaced. So please don't be discouraged because your work is valuable 🙏
In gratitude,
thank you for such a master piece, so weighty, so understandable and synergistic.
God bless all involved,
lighting the way for a future generation and those of us who continually strive for enlightenment..
awesome job on this video :)
wonderful
Thank you for this
the skill of feynman of explaining facts of science was great
Lame Prank Video = 5,000,000 views
Feynnman Physics Video = 72, 000 views
I think we can discern something important about the human species from this.
Excellence, by definition, is rare. Sometimes the reality of that observation surprises us though, doesn't it?
Miley Cyrus wrecking ball = 1 billion views
Video on how to program = 1,000 views
It's the shiny, sparking things that do it.
Voting for the butcher of Benghazi does not make you look very smart, quite the opposite really.
Martin Zitter You're the one voting for a Crime family that has at least 50 plus mysterious deaths surrounding them, mostly of whistle blowers and enemies. The Clintons have 20 plus Major scandals. Benghazi, and her pay to play "Foundation" are the tip of the Iceberg If you do ANY research at all. Heads up, being called "deplorable" by a corrupt, narcissisitic, murderer, is not a real insult, it's a badge of honor!
I hope you have you're safe space ready for when Trump wins.
Very good info!!!
This guy is amazing. I have watched a lot of TH-cam science explainers. This guy is explaining science like how a watchmaker tells you how the watch is made. Such a great explainer. It’s as if he was there when God made the atoms, elements etc etc... I would have paid to hang out with this man
Another scientist said that he and Feynman and some other smart people often hang out with a rich guy, at his home. So i'm sure many did. Paid that is, in some form.
Just amazing
superb content
A phenomenally great mind. His understanding of so much seems almost intuitive rather than learned - obviously, as are we all, standing on the shoulders of giants, to steal from Newton, but he just makes it all sound so simple. Wonderful! @Muon Ray any idea what year this would have been recorded?
Yes we all stand on the shoulders of giants when studying physics and whatever new physics we see is thanks to those who have lifted us to a new vantage point. This was recorded in 1973 and I acquired it from an old french radio archive that had a science channel and surprisingly had a Feynman interview among other things. I am always on the lookout for finding and restoring archived material and sharing on TH-cam and hopefully I will be able to share another piece of Feynman's musical talents very soon.
If this content interests you I would also appreciate any support you can give this and other projects through Patreon or if you know of anyone into this content it would also help me out a lot when people share this content with others. Thank You.
Greatjob
Great man
Thanks, super.
Hey @Muon Ray. Your video is in the algorithm. :)
He was still talking when it faded out, does anyone know of a complete audio track?
Great job. When was this lecture delivered?
A hearty thanks to The teacher to Muon Ray~~~~
Hi can you please tell me the date of this lecture? Thank you for restoring it
Omega minus is captured at it's end to answer the freeze
It would be good to know more about this lecture. Where and when it occurred? Is this some kind of teleconferencing event? Who are the audience?
How wonderful would it be if Richard were still alive and allowed to roam around at CERN?
So have neutrino quark scattering experiments shown quark fractional charge?
I think there are endless particles. The fields (QFT) are fluid and elastic. I think the interactions within and about are doing things so infinitely deep that we may never find something to call "elementary". Hearing this discussion and the word "hundreds" as it relates to atomic constituents isn't very reassuring that we have any idea how many elements there are. My brain can't wrap itself around the idea of an electron being singular.
Wow, a radio program on the internet, and found right here on Boo Tube
so polw or combined that bring up rootes or just cut time stem
I almost never watch movies, just listen to historical science lectures.
Feynman says here "What holds the electrons in place? It's the electric force" but the diagram shows it written with the strong force. (7.40) Then he follows "What holds the protons and neutrons together inside a nucleus?" ... "is a mystery we are '(started out?) trying to find out what holds the proton and neutron together". (7.53). Why did he not say simply: "It's the strong force."?
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Is that his song at the end?
Reminds me of his books
Are Feynman and Susskind from the same neighborhood? Their accents and cadence of voice are similar
they definitely knew each other by the time Feynman lived in California and they were friends and yes both are from the same area of New York but as for them being from the exact same neighborhood or having encounters prior to academic life I cannot say. Good question though, they do share a similar style which you can find in a lot of Jewish, Irish and Italian families that lived in New York around the turn of the last century up till the 1970s.
Is there a transcript of this lecture anywhere?
I have some of the transcript thanks to subtitles and would post online at some point if there is interest.
I wish the 3 Quarks made some albums!
Caligula138 They did! Their first album was called "Protons & Neutrons"!
Is that a band? because I tried looking them up on Google and couldn't find them. 😒
"Man's curiosity leads him to discover more and more about the world"... R Feynman...but...man's arrogance leads him to conclude that he has found a final answer. My observation of 70 years is that there are far more people who think they have the final answer compared to those whose curiosity allows them to continue to search and question and discover.
The PET scan must have come from this research.
At 11:24 there is an image that shows Higgs Boson, which has been found, and the supersymmetry, etc. I watched a talk from last year where there are two opinions on physics right now. One is there is no such thing as extra dimensions, and String Theory is only good for selling books and making sci-fi movies. Then you have the otherside who believes the opposite. I can't believe our top physicists act like children bickering over these things instead of working together. It's ridiculous and I can see why no one wants to get a physics PhD. Look at the people you have to work with!