I love his lectures and demonstrations, he's so enthusiastic and barely pauses for breath! I nearly missed this one even though I'm a subscriber because I didn't have notifications set properly!
One of the things that always impresses me about Dr. Szydlo's lectures is how he's able to speak without pause for over an hour with such confidence and enthusiasm about his topics, barely pausing to take a breath. All while performing visually exciting practical experiments too! He's really a master of the craft in these.
I love Professor Szydlo's enthusiasm for chemistry. Whenever I get bored and there's nothing else on to watch these Christmas lectures are always my go-to. Stay well Professor, from Washington, USA.
Never in my wildness dreams did i think growing up that i could witness demonstrations at the Royal Institution. The world has changed so much from when i went to school and its incredible. I can only hope people are curious enough to pursue knowledge and smart enough to take advantage of the wealth of knowledge available. Professor Szydlo is truly a gem.
Whenever I see Andrew Szydlo presenting, I have to watch. This is the true “mad” professor showing kids the wonders of science. Please keep it up, I will watch every time.
This is absolutely a masterpiece. The professor deserves a Nobel prize. I could listen to him for days. Time well spent. Music and science in harmony. Thanks for the up load
If Mr. Szydlo made a four-hour lecture about each individual element of the periodic table, I would make it a mission to see them all. Always mades my day!
Andrew Szydlo is my favorite guests of the RI. His passion for science is absolutely remarkable. I love that his faithful assistant, Andres Tretiakov, is also in this production. The "chemistry" (pardon the pun) that these two have amplifies the performance, as always. Bravo!
This level of enthusiasm and energy, the passion and the danger is the reason why scientists are amazing. Absolutely loved this video, i love this channel and i wish to attend a talk at the Royal Institution at some point in my life.❤
LOVE this guy and the Royal Institution in general .... used to sit down as a kid watching the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures. Still fascinating to 40 years later LOL
This lecture ignites in me a fervent curiosity to continue exploring the depths of the chemical world. Bravo Andrew, and thank you so very much for the enlightening talk.
This man is a treasure to the world! He opens eyes to the reality around us and helps spark minds for great ideas. I always enjoy his presentations. Everyone should watch them.
Andrew Szydlo's enthusiasm for his subject is contagious; his students at Highgate are very lucky! The outro with the choir was wonderful as well, reminds me of when I was 40 years younger and in our school choir (although without the beautiful female voices).
Brilliant!!! THANK YOU ANDREW SZYDLO!!!. Science through experimentation. Reminding everybody that science is not only about formulas and abstract things. Walking us through history at a fast pace. Andrew's presentations are some of the best ever. ...oh yeah and it's packed with scientific information.
23:2834:5036:1039:2053:2454:3755:47 Whoa. Reminds me of my failed titration experiment in my chemistry lab exam 30 years ago. The burette tap was open before the solution was being poured in from the top. And was clueless about why the quick change of colour when I finished pouring. It was like yesterday. :-) Thank you Dr. Szydlo and Ri for organising the demo.
Excellently laid out lecture and demonstrations by Dr. Szydlo and his team. Very interesting and well explained, even for a dumby like me. He's not slow and boring, gets right to the point. You should have him do more lectures and dilth a little deeper.
He was brilliant, I watched it all again, he was so entertaining. I wish I had teachers like him when I was at school etc. Brilliant man, always flat out and always giving others around him credit. First time I saw this, I was transfixed to the lecture. Never seen anyone like him then, or since. 😎 😃
Very enjoyable fabulous demonstrations .. Thanks to Prof. Szydlo and his team for their effort and skill... Thanks to RI for arranging for this lecture
This was wonderful. There's something compelling about an urgent and breathless flood of science while a choir sings in Latin at a row of balloons. I don't think it's possible to be more endearingly mad-scientist than this, and I mean that as the highest compliment. If I'd had educators like this chap when I was at school then I'd have definitely paid more attention, and I may have also remembered more of what I was told.
Brilliant-I enjoyed every moment, and during my 85 years have repeated many of the experiments the discoverers made in the sciences. I always preferred the science lab at school to sport. I have enjoyed a life in science- no doubt inspired by teachers with this enthusiasm for the many subjects.
Professor Szydlo is my new favorite teacher. I just watched his explanation of air fuel mixture in regards to car engines and it was a masterpiece in explanation and entertainment ( not being too wordy or too silly. The perfect blend). 10/10 my fav.
Amazing entertaining energy and for anyone to speak flawlessly for 80 minutes without missing a beat was a performance in itself. Reminds me of why I studied chemistry 40 years ago.
@Andres there are funnels you can 3D print which have grooves on the outside, I find them to allow smoother pouring due to the air permitted to escape through the grooves.
I love how excited he is in all of these videos, also like how he isn't trying to be funny. If he says something funny then it's just that he doesn't try to seem more "human" by constantly cracking jokes.
Dear Professor, you have elevated the term, 'nutty professor' to new heights. I hope you don't mind me saying so. You have given me and thousands of others a real insight into the wonders of science and chemistry with truly wonderful entertainment for decades and I thank you.
This is what teaching should be, infectious enthusiasm and learning by meaningful example/experimentation. Far more children would become scientists if they were fortunate enough to have someone like this as their tutor. Also a pleasant change to see someone not crippled by OTT health and safety paranoia.
Wowh ... what a grand finale ... and get remembered school lectures in the 70s and 80s by a highly enthusiastic, passionate, energetic master of teaching skills. Tks the internet every child can get the access to the fascinating world of sciences. This lecture by sure belongs to the pinnacle abt the fundamental principles of modern sciences. 👍🙂Tks, Professor, his team and for the upload.
In modern times the availability of aluminum gives us a far easier method of creating hydrogen. Sodium hydroxide, an extreme base, reacts with aluminum and water to do that task.
he's getting older and older, I feel sorry for him and don't give up on sharing knowledge and interesting things about science that I haven't learned yet, I saw his youtube about 9 years ago very excited, and now he's getting older.... still keep spirit my teacher, and stay healthy.
This gentleman is very well spoken and polite with a delightful accent. He teaches the history of investigations into what we now call chemistry and some of the basic principles such as the three basic forms of matter- solid, liquid and gas. The truth is that Hydrogen is not really dangerous to humans in most applications as its light weight carries it far above the people in the case of an accident. In fact in the case of the Hindenburg it was not Hydrogen that killed but the heavy diesel fuel used for the dirigible's motor. Hydrogen should be the fuel of the future because it is so widely available and because it does not pollute when used for fuel. Unlike hydrocarbons, it can be combusted with no waste. It is the carbon in hydrocarbons that pollute in the form of ash, particulates, and the gases CO2 and CO that are byproducts of the burning hydrogen. In 1811 the Italian physician Amedeo Avogadro finally found the H2O formula for water.
Professor Szydlo is one of our favorite guests, and he is a treasure.
Yah,, He's better than Bill Nye the science guy...lol... but for adult more...lol....
Agreed🤓
I love individuals who can make learning fun. This man is a great example of what a teacher sounds like. 🤘
I love his lectures and demonstrations, he's so enthusiastic and barely pauses for breath! I nearly missed this one even though I'm a subscriber because I didn't have notifications set properly!
Sorry, it should be "AS" good. My apologies Dr. Nye...
The greatest science teacher in the world, the best lectures on this channel….it must be Christmas!
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One of the things that always impresses me about Dr. Szydlo's lectures is how he's able to speak without pause for over an hour with such confidence and enthusiasm about his topics, barely pausing to take a breath. All while performing visually exciting practical experiments too! He's really a master of the craft in these.
I love Professor Szydlo's enthusiasm for chemistry. Whenever I get bored and there's nothing else on to watch these Christmas lectures are always my go-to.
Stay well Professor, from Washington, USA.
He is like a kindly grandfather who has patience for his kids. I wish my science teachers had been that good.
Oldman deuterium and trivium are hydrogens brothers.
😅hydrogen, deuterium and tritium have one proton but neutrons are different numbers.
This guy is a global treasure. If more could be so enthusiastic about what they teach, imagine how many more would be enthusiastic about learning
Agreed!
Another brilliant lecture by Andrew Szydlo. I love how he is an expert at mixing such volatile compounds as science and the performing arts.
I saw one of Mr. Szydlos chemistry demonstration over 10 years ago on TH-cam. I'm glad he is doing well and is as enthusiastic as always.
me too
the best chemical science educator of the world, perhaps of all history.Its an honor to watch you , live long Mr Szydlo!
This guy is great. He has a calm urgency in how he explains everything. I'm following everything and am keep interested by his pace.
Super happy to see a new video with Mr. Szydlo! Thanks!
Never in my wildness dreams did i think growing up that i could witness demonstrations at the Royal Institution. The world has changed so much from when i went to school and its incredible. I can only hope people are curious enough to pursue knowledge and smart enough to take advantage of the wealth of knowledge available. Professor Szydlo is truly a gem.
Mr. Andrew is the best chemistry teacher, I see every RI video but I like Sir Andrew's video even without seeing because I know it will be good
Whenever I see Andrew Szydlo presenting, I have to watch. This is the true “mad” professor showing kids the wonders of science. Please keep it up, I will watch every time.
This is absolutely a masterpiece. The professor deserves a Nobel prize. I could listen to him for days. Time well spent. Music and science in harmony. Thanks for the up load
If this delightful man could be multiplied, no student of science would ever be bored.
They certainly wouldn't be able to get a word in!
He is the most wonderful science teacher. We are all his dear children ❤️
If Mr. Szydlo made a four-hour lecture about each individual element of the periodic table, I would make it a mission to see them all. Always mades my day!
Utterly fabulous. For any age. What a great communicator!
Andrew Szydlo is my favorite guests of the RI. His passion for science is absolutely remarkable. I love that his faithful assistant, Andres Tretiakov, is also in this production. The "chemistry" (pardon the pun) that these two have amplifies the performance, as always. Bravo!
This level of enthusiasm and energy, the passion and the danger is the reason why scientists are amazing. Absolutely loved this video, i love this channel and i wish to attend a talk at the Royal Institution at some point in my life.❤
Mr.Szydlo sure is a treasure, very entertaining. And a shout-out to Andres, the silent hero of the lecture. 👍
LOVE this guy and the Royal Institution in general .... used to sit down as a kid watching the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures. Still fascinating to 40 years later LOL
I'm 41 and love his presentation as much as I did watching Mr. Wizard as a kid!!
Andrew Szydlo in the RI on TH-cam. This is how you make people enthousiastic for science. What a guy....
This lecture ignites in me a fervent curiosity to continue exploring the depths of the chemical world. Bravo Andrew, and thank you so very much for the enlightening talk.
This man is a treasure to the world! He opens eyes to the reality around us and helps spark minds for great ideas. I always enjoy his presentations. Everyone should watch them.
The absolute best teacher on this planet this man is
Professor Szydlo, one of the best science presenters I have seen!
He's back! What a treat for Christmas.
Dr. Andrew never stop teaching impressive lectures!
I wish Professor A. Szydlo was my teacher because he is far more enjoyable and what I learn from him now is more easily committed to memory.
Always a pleasure to see him at work, and also nice to see that he can give demonstrations inside the institute again.
What a Treat. A Master Communicator and Professor. Thankyou.
Andrew Szydlo's enthusiasm for his subject is contagious; his students at Highgate are very lucky!
The outro with the choir was wonderful as well, reminds me of when I was 40 years younger and in our school choir (although without the beautiful female voices).
I'm always tickled pink when I see an Andrew Szydlo lecture come up.
Yay! A new Andrew Szydlo video! 💥🔥🎆 All is well with the world.
Thank-you, and all the very best for 2023. 🙂👍
This is one of the best if not the greatest video on Ri channel.
Brilliant!!! THANK YOU ANDREW SZYDLO!!!. Science through experimentation. Reminding everybody that science is not only about formulas and abstract things. Walking us through history at a fast pace. Andrew's presentations are some of the best ever. ...oh yeah and it's packed with scientific information.
I love watching Andrew. I wish he'd been my science teacher in school!
23:28 34:50 36:10 39:20 53:24 54:37 55:47 Whoa. Reminds me of my failed titration experiment in my chemistry lab exam 30 years ago. The burette tap was open before the solution was being poured in from the top. And was clueless about why the quick change of colour when I finished pouring. It was like yesterday. :-) Thank you Dr. Szydlo and Ri for organising the demo.
Excellently laid out lecture and demonstrations by Dr. Szydlo and his team. Very interesting and well explained, even for a dumby like me. He's not slow and boring, gets right to the point. You should have him do more lectures and dilth a little deeper.
He was brilliant, I watched it all again, he was so entertaining. I wish I had teachers like him when I was at school etc. Brilliant man, always flat out and always giving others around him credit. First time I saw this, I was transfixed to the lecture. Never seen anyone like him then, or since. 😎 😃
It would be great to have a teacher who looks like they are having fun teaching,, it would definitely make going to their classes a lot easier
Very enjoyable fabulous demonstrations .. Thanks to Prof. Szydlo and his team for their effort and skill... Thanks to RI for arranging for this lecture
This was wonderful. There's something compelling about an urgent and breathless flood of science while a choir sings in Latin at a row of balloons. I don't think it's possible to be more endearingly mad-scientist than this, and I mean that as the highest compliment. If I'd had educators like this chap when I was at school then I'd have definitely paid more attention, and I may have also remembered more of what I was told.
I really love this guy's enthusiasm, what a joy to watch.
Brilliant-I enjoyed every moment, and during my 85 years have repeated many of the experiments the discoverers made in the sciences. I always preferred the science lab at school to sport. I have enjoyed a life in science- no doubt inspired by teachers with this enthusiasm for the many subjects.
Professor Szydlo is my new favorite teacher. I just watched his explanation of air fuel mixture in regards to car engines and it was a masterpiece in explanation and entertainment ( not being too wordy or too silly. The perfect blend). 10/10 my fav.
Amazing entertaining energy and for anyone to speak flawlessly for 80 minutes without missing a beat was a performance in itself. Reminds me of why I studied chemistry 40 years ago.
My favorite presenter by far!
@@kazcz yep he is very good as well, I just like the wit of Andrew.
Living proof that teaching is an art.
It was the best best best lecture I've ever seen.
Thank you very much, Mr. Szydlo and your staff.
@Andres there are funnels you can 3D print which have grooves on the outside, I find them to allow smoother pouring due to the air permitted to escape through the grooves.
This lecture is so enjoyable and worth to me more than just word knowledge of reading a page for an hour
This is so cool. Who hasn't wondered how the first scientists discovered what we take for granted!
You are my favourite Chemist and my most favourite Teacher , lecturer of my life.
What an amazing Professor. His energy and enthusiasm is infectious. Bravo sir! Thank you
Oh how I’ve been waiting for a new appearance from Dr Szydlo 😁 …. Awesome!
Explosions and Mr. Szydlo-what a wonderrrrful combination! 😂 🔥
As always, impeccable content from the RI! Truly a gem in science education!
Reminds me of James Mason's character in "Journey to the Center of the Earth " Quite a Lecture! Here! Here!
Andrew is the best! He brings alot of excitement to chemistry... He speaks in a way that appeals to children and adults alike.
The man is a national treasure!
An incredible teaching and sympathy talent
28:09 that "However" was an instant like click from me. I love the passion with which the professor disseminates his knowledge.
Watching The Lectures from Budgam, Kashmir, India🎉❤
I especially enjoyed the short concert at the end!
Wow, just extraordinary! His ability to explain and do science at the same time is brilliant!
I love how excited he is in all of these videos, also like how he isn't trying to be funny. If he says something funny then it's just that he doesn't try to seem more "human" by constantly cracking jokes.
The best in chemistry is back yay
I clicked on this to check if he'd go for another hour and twenty minutes without taking a breath. I was not disappointed.
I wish I had more than one like to give. This is brilliant!
It was amazing .
In high school they Should teach like that. Thank you sir
Keep coming with such videos
Dear Professor, you have elevated the term, 'nutty professor' to new heights. I hope you don't mind me saying so.
You have given me and thousands of others a real insight into the wonders of science and chemistry with truly wonderful entertainment for decades and I thank you.
We love you sir your explanations are the finest !
Love from India 🇮🇳
Man he’s got a good battery chargw, he just keeps going non-stop! Impressive
So such a great lecture/demonstration.
I love when people are really excited or applaud and he yells "No, no! I have done nothing special, this is not worthy!"
Teaching chemistry with enthusiasm!
This is what teaching should be, infectious enthusiasm and learning by meaningful example/experimentation. Far more children would become scientists if they were fortunate enough to have someone like this as their tutor. Also a pleasant change to see someone not crippled by OTT health and safety paranoia.
Man I have waited a long time for another video with mr.andrew In it
That was a lot of fun! Thanks Prof. Szydlo!
Wowh ... what a grand finale ... and get remembered school lectures in the 70s and 80s by a highly enthusiastic, passionate, energetic master of teaching skills. Tks the internet every child can get the access to the fascinating world of sciences. This lecture by sure belongs to the pinnacle abt the fundamental principles of modern sciences. 👍🙂Tks, Professor, his team and for the upload.
This guy is priceless!
How I wish my Chemistry lecturer was like him.
I am very happy to be able to witness exquisite and most fun lecturers like Sir. :)
Ok, that’s it, i’m not just happy, but i’m like jumping out of joy from the inside
so happy to see another presentation from my favorite chemist
The lecture and the singers were awesome !!!
Brilliant! The true meaning of culture!
In modern times the availability of aluminum gives us a far easier method of creating hydrogen. Sodium hydroxide, an extreme base, reacts with aluminum and water to do that task.
Symphony of the night vibes from the choir, love it
Let me get comfortable and enjoy the show😁
Szydlo for world leader! Great!
he's getting older and older, I feel sorry for him and don't give up on sharing knowledge and interesting things about science that I haven't learned yet, I saw his youtube about 9 years ago very excited, and now he's getting older.... still keep spirit my teacher, and stay healthy.
Prof,
I'm happy to see you again! 🤩
This gentleman is very well spoken and polite with a delightful accent. He teaches the history of investigations into what we now call chemistry and some of the basic principles such as the three basic forms of matter- solid, liquid and gas.
The truth is that Hydrogen is not really dangerous to humans in most applications as its light weight carries it far above the people in the case of an accident. In fact in the case of the Hindenburg it was not Hydrogen that killed but the heavy diesel fuel used for the dirigible's motor.
Hydrogen should be the fuel of the future because it is so widely available and because it does not pollute when used for fuel. Unlike hydrocarbons, it can be combusted with no waste. It is the carbon in hydrocarbons that pollute in the form of ash, particulates, and the gases CO2 and CO that are byproducts of the burning hydrogen.
In 1811 the Italian physician Amedeo Avogadro finally found the H2O formula for water.
Take note prospective science teachers - this is how you get and keep their attention.
The almost complete lack of PPE is amazing. Someone should have lost an eye to exploding glass. And this is The RI.
I see Szydlo, i click the video instantly and click like!!