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The Ultimate Guide to Modern Physics
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In this lesson, learn about quod erat demonstrandum, or QED: one of the most important discoveries in physics that proves more theories than anything else.
with Es EinsteiniumIn this lesson, learn about quod erat demonstrandum, or QED: one of the most important discoveries in physics that proves more theories than anything else.
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The early 20th century saw the emergence of electronics, and with them, the transistor. In this physics lesson, learn about amplification and switches.
with Es EinsteiniumThe early 20th century saw the emergence of electronics, and with them, the transistor. In this physics lesson, learn about amplification and switches.
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The Big Bang created the universe, and all of us, for that matter (get it?), but where did it come from, and what will happen to the universe in the future?
with Es EinsteiniumThe Big Bang created the universe, and all of us, for that matter (get it?), but where did it come from, and what will happen to the universe in the future?
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How can you see something smaller than lightwaves? Well, you can't—not without particle detectors. Learn about bubble and spark chambers in this physics lesson!
with Es EinsteiniumHow can you see something smaller than lightwaves? Well, you can't—not without particle detectors. Learn about bubble and spark chambers in this physics lesson!
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Research into the Big Bang calls for an understanding of nuclear fusion. In this physics lesson, discover fusion, fission, and harnessing nuclear power.
with Es EinsteiniumResearch into the Big Bang calls for an understanding of nuclear fusion. In this physics lesson, discover fusion, fission, and harnessing nuclear power.
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Daniel L
The presenter often mispronounces words
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Devyn W
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