Einstein for Everyone

Recently, StumbleUpon turned up this gem for science lovers. It's called "Einstein for Everyone."

I hope you find it as handy and enlightening as I did.

Enjoy!

www.pitt.edu...

sorry, but for me your link is only showing the contents.


[edit on 25-6-2010 by icepack]

Originally posted by icepack
sorry, but for me your link is only showing the contents.


[edit on 25-6-2010 by icepack]

If you click on the word 'read' to the right, it opens up into the relevant chapter.

Looks good at first glance, I will have plenty of reading matter for a while now!

Roy.

A link that keeps on giving, lol.

Have you seen the thread about the free documentaries?

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Thank you Copperflower !

Bravo Mr. John D Norton ..... great idea.

Originally posted by UmbraSumus
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Thank you Copperflower !

Bravo Mr. John D Norton ..... great idea.

He's doing for Einstein (I heart him) what Stephen Hawking did for physics.


and you are very welcome. StumbleUpon rocks! But not as much as ATS.

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Thanks for the link Copperflower
I'll read some later

Here's another great site. It has animations of physics principles and functions.

Really interesting! And it looks very comprehensive.

www.upscale.utoronto.ca...

My goodness, it just keeps on coming.

Here is a Cornell professor some may know and admire: Hans Bethe, giving a live lecture some genius filmed and now we can hear Quantum Theory explained by a master who loves his trade dearly. It shows.

bethe.cornell.edu...

[edit on 28-6-2010 by Copperflower]

Definitive quotes from Einstein on his beliefs in God, the Gospels, and Jesus:

www.youtube.com...