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Street corner science lessons with a Nobel Laureate, 2

submitted by winkler1

1 decade 6 years 1 month 1 week ago

In 1988, Leon Lederman shared a Nobel Prize in Physics for his work to understand elementary particles called neutrinos. ScienCentral set Lederman up with a desk on a street corner and encouraged curious passersby to ask science questions. The two-part video was part of SciCentral's Web show series called "Street Corner Science." Lederman talked about time travel, nuclear power, and, particle physics.

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kronosposeidon

How awesome is this! A Nobel prize winner sitting on a street corner and answering questions from regular people. Neato.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'time travel, future, fusion, ITER, global warming, hadron, quantum' to 'time travel, future, fusion, ITER, global warming, hadron, quantum, physics' - edited by kronosposeidon

He talks kinda like Christopher Walken with a gigantic BRAIN.

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