Peter Hill Explains

Peter Hill Explains

By Peter HillNatural Sciences
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Peter Hill Explains episodes

  • Maths of the FEMBOTs
    In 2004 I programmed cooperative robots. At the heart of such sophisticated programming came down to reengineering 1+1=2 so the operators had a different spacial input and output. It is a thing of awe (for me) that even with the robots talking and cooperating there are many many people who just say you can't make such a break through. It leaves me with a profound sense of peace and awe. MP4 recording     MP3 recording
    43 min
  • Lanthanides
    14 elements which are rather uninspiringly named. Europium gave us colour telly, but has a distant cousin in the Mn. While Gadolium is knock your socks of amazing MP4 recording     MP3 recording
    38 min
  • Found first in Fall Out
    Looking at the Yankee elements in contrast the low key Swedish elements. The making of huge atmospheric tests happened but I can't get my mind around it still MP4 recording     MP3 recording
    20 min
  • Music of the Periodic Table
    The story of the US giving Italian scientist hot metal and the subsequent identification of the hole in the middle of my table is just a Hum-dinger. I at least know what I mean when I talk about the different areas of the Periodic Table having different musical themes resulting in a full spectrum of audiance reactions. MP4 recording     MP3 recording
    22 min
  • Palladium + Periodic Table
    Barely 20 minutes later and I realize that Ceres is also the route word in Cereal and remember that Palladium is also named after an asteroid. Crazy table! MP4 recording   MP3 recording
    0 min
  • Edubot-
    As the dust settles on the old order of Robotics Education an new Global vision emerges leveraging the technological grunt that has evolved in our finest ABB robots. MP4 recording  MP3 recording
    15 min

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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…