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Was Einstein actually the unluckiest of people who ever lived?
It dawned on me a while back that he might have been.
In this one I go on a bit about hammers and screws, actually, I go on far longer than I should probably have, but what are you going to do? Join me to see if I am right about our man Albert.
Got a few more of these but going to take a break for a month and do somehting else! atomic and some magnetism I reckon.
enjoy.
This week we have Einstein, telescopes and the fact that space is immense .
This is part 2 of space the final frontier.
When I think of space, I often think about Star Trek, the final frontier, you know what I mean, or I may think about some of the incredible photos that we get from telescopes things like the Hubble.
If you don't happen to know much about the hubble telescope it's amazing, for one thing it is in space. We have a telescope in space! Think about that, we have put a telescope in space.
This post is all about telescopes
This week we are going to talk about something that I reckon fascinates everyone to some degree and is one of the most accessible and least accessible subjects in physics, which may seem an odd thing to say, but you will get what I mean in a minute. the subject is Space
Space, the final frontier. Don't forget to watch the videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kj4524AAZdE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCSIXLIzhzk
In this one I start off talking about the moon program and then move onto one of the true wonders of physics, the creation, or rather, the discovery of things that don't exist anywhere else in the entire universe!
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