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You are welcome to listen in as I "explain things scientific". I have had great fun with lasers, robots and absorbing Quantum Physics. Now as a classroom teacher, laid low by heart surgery its time t... more
FAQs about Peter Hill Explains:How many episodes does Peter Hill Explains have?The podcast currently has 1,881 episodes available.
June 15, 2020John DaltonA quaker and a teacher and came up with the idea of atomic masses. I really liked the fact that he was taken with the weather and how it held the rain. I think it is a sign of ignorance of how they pass on the insight that oxygen holds more water vapour than nitrogen because it is bigger and heavier. They really show their ignorance when not understanding Quantum Physics and the impact of passing on incorrect explanations. MP4 recording MP3 recording Your browser does not support the audio element. ...more0minPlay
June 15, 2020Michael FaradayLook I thoroughy like this scientist because of his humility and connection with his strokes. It is really touching. The way his wife Sarah stood by him was great. Again we are let down by the lack of scholarship here, and appauling ignorance about lines of force and how they are infact Junk science given life support by misguided teachers. MP4 recording MP3 recording Your browser does not support the audio element. ...more0minPlay
June 15, 2020Charles BabageHow can you not say his is on the spectrum. The role of Ada Lovelace is nothing short of amazing only to be matched by the lack of higher level understanding of the authors. The idea of a deteorating Babage tortured to death by organ grinders is so powerful. I think it is important to see the impact of a big project like this on the scientific revolution, like the space race and modern science. MP4 recording MP3 recording Your browser does not support the audio element. ...more0minPlay
June 15, 2020Charles DarwinWe are getting a little better with this article. The long penis of Darwin's barncel might have been a distraction for him but there were so many other moving parts that resulted in net stagnation here. I find it most moving to think seeing his own children die must have moved him on his perception of Natural Selection. I find his last work on the evolution of emotions just to cosmic for me. MP4 recording MP3 recording Your browser does not support the audio element. ...more0minPlay
June 15, 2020James HuttonA Scottish scientist who farmed alot, and took a row boat out with his friends to a spot that he could see that "God Could not have done that the way they said in the bible MP4 recording MP3 recording Your browser does not support the audio element. ...more0minPlay
June 15, 2020antoine lavoisierAnother slightly disappointing white wash of what is a truly complex person in a complex age. MP4 recording MP3 recording Your browser does not support the audio element. ...more0minPlay
June 14, 2020Foxlights Marketing IdeasYou are welcome to listen in on Aussie to Aussie chats on how to scientifically evaluate and undertake social enrichment marketing. MP4 recording MP3 recording Your browser does not support the audio element. ...more0minPlay
June 14, 2020Sweden's Flower KingI like Uppsala's University's rector saying "We swedes are slow boring people". But Linneaus was the true Flower Power person of the 60's, the 1760's sending six swedes to their death collecting flowers, Oh well the did really enrich my garden. I loved the fact that he grid planted to fit his classification scheme. They left out the bit where he made a floral clock that used flowers that opened at different times of the day. It was deeply important how this developed a reason for having scientists on exploration journeys. MP4 recording MP3 recording Your browser does not support the audio element. ...more0minPlay
June 13, 2020Mali 290% female genital mutilation seems troubling. MP4 recording MP3 recording Your browser does not support the audio element. ...more0minPlay
June 13, 2020Mali 1The African kingdoms collapsed once the European maratime powers rose. Mali means "where the Kings live". An achingly poor country. MP4 recording MP3 recording Your browser does not support the audio element. ...more0minPlay
FAQs about Peter Hill Explains:How many episodes does Peter Hill Explains have?The podcast currently has 1,881 episodes available.