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"Theory of Relativity"
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Strange Views of Space and Time: Einstein to String Theory
Gary Horowitz
October 23, 2005
01:00:37
In honor of the 100th anniversary of Einstein's "miraculous year", Gary Horowitz describes the modern view of space and time.
Faster than the Speed of Light
Joao Magueijo
October 22, 2005
00:54:00
Joao Magueijo discusses some of the more dramatic implications of a varying speed of light.
Einstein's Rise to Fame
David Rowe
October 15, 2005
01:01:52
David Rowe argues that, to the extent that the relativity revolution reflected a new sensibility with deep psychological roots, it could not have found more fertile soil than in Einstein's Berlin.
Was Einstein Right?
Clifford Will
October 5, 2005
01:01:05
Clifford Will discusses how the most celebrated scientific theory of the 20th century held up under the exacting scrutiny of planetary probes, radio telescopes and atomic clocks.
Einstein: Reshaping Space, Time, and Energy
John S. Rigden
October 2, 2005
01:02:29
John S. Rigden discusses the two groundbreaking papers that Einstein published in June and September of 1905.
Einstein's Unfinished Symphony
Marcia Bartusiak
March 10, 2004
01:10:12
Marcia Bartusiak discusses new observatories that allow astronomers to place their hands upon the fabric of space-time and feel the very rhythms of the universe.
Einstein's Clocks, Poincare's Maps
Peter L. Galison
March 3, 2004
01:17:35
Peter Galison introduces us to the world that Einstein grew up in, and subsequently changed forever, with the release of his earth shattering theory of special relativity.
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