CERN's supercollider | Brian Cox
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- čas přidán 28. 04. 2008
- www.ted.com "Rock star physicist" Brian Cox talks about his work on the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. Discussing the biggest of big science in an engaging, accessible way, Cox brings us along on a tour of the massive complex and describes his part in it -- and the vital role it's going to play in understanding our universe.
POV It’s 2022 and you’re trying to understand what’s going on
12 particles of matter
The irony of watching a video on a topic this scientifically advanced... on a video in 240p.
brian cox is one of the best things to happen to science for years. he has the rare ability to explain the most complicated subjects in an uncomplicated way. if he taught science in school kids would look forward to his lessons
You can tell from his eyes, he loves science and is so passionate about his job
Gotta love Brian Cox.
The only thing I find more amazing than the physics and engineering here is that these guys actually persuaded politicians to give them all that money for so many years. Now that's genius.
Anyone from 2019? We have the Higgs Boson now 😎
he's an amazing public speaker, I thoroughly enjoyed this talk!
I had the extreme pleasure of meeting Professor Cox this week here in NYC at the New York Academy of Sciences. He was a truly charismatic--full of logic and yet still warmth--sincere and enjoyable person to converse with over what is a truly impressive depth of knowledge he possesses. Great guy!
I like the part where he says
"The universe is made of.. twelve particles of matter.. four forces of nature".
I watched this years ago and coming back and watching it again after all the discoveries since and the success of physics and science in general, it really makes me smile.
These TED talks should really be shown primetime on television.
This machine will play a key role in the apocalypse
11 years ago,and i am watching now
I swear hearing the way he presents the story of creation made me cry.
It's amazing watching this now, knowing what CERN accomplished. Answers so many things Brian is getting at in this video.
Really love his true passion for science and how he take's the time to break everything down to basic understanding.
I love this guy. :) So enthusiastic about the universe's beauty that he makes it contagious. :)
Awesome. Just awesome. He got through a large chunk of my undergrad textbook in less than 20 mins and I actually understood it a lot better from him!
A very very wonderful presentation, I love this!