Physics bytes !

Is there a more widely known and recognized physicist in popular culture than Albert Einstein? Well probably not, but nevertheless, Camille and Pierre are here to talk to us about the life of this most famous scientists, everything from touching on the scientific research he's most well known for ... to more personal stuff about the young Einstein and Einstein as a father!

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Two new students talk to us about one of the mythical figures of the 20th century : the inimitable Richard Feynman. They give us a very brief overview of his life, why he is famous, and Basile resists the urge to try and explain to us without any visual aids what Feynman Diagrams are!

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In our final episode of this season, Kelly and Aurore talk to us about their topic : superconductivity. 

From the original discovery of the phenomenon (100 years ago!) to the theory that earned it's physicist a Nobel prize in physics, to a few questions about applications of superconductivity, Aurore and Kelly do a great job talking about their researched topic. 

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In our new episode, Rama and Antoine, talk to us about The Manhattan project, the famous, or rather infamous project to build the first nuclear bombs during WW2. 

The give us a short summary of the events and then we delve into the different aspects of the project, the historical significance of it, the science behind some parts of it, and much more. 

00:26 - Short summary about the manhattan project

9:00 - Beginning of the Q & A

Two new students, Alexandre and Elie talk to us about the origins of the universe by going over the Theory of the Big Bang, and Inflation, and then take some interesting questions from their friends, including, why would even want to know about the origins of the universe! 

00:25 - Introduction to theory of the Big Bang 

6:35 - Beginning of the Q & A