Henry Reich is developing a YouTube channel for one-minute-physics presentations. Below the fold is one of the more recent productions.
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The National Center for Science Education (NCSE) is expanding its on-line video presence with its new YouTube channel! Here you'll find reports from the evolution/creationism wars -- footage of contentious testimony, landmark and illuminating speeches, conference coverage, excerpts from television…
This is why we love Genie Scott:
The NCSE now has a channel on You Tube, and at this time you can see most, probably all, of Genie's testimony in Texas. It is very instructive.
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Skeptically Speaking #182 Science Cinema
Sunday, September 23rd, Skeptically Speaking will record "before a life UStream audience" as per usual:
This week, we’re looking at film and video as an exciting, engaging way to communicate science to the public. Guest host Marie-Claire Shanahan spends the…
Why is the sun so hot?
Well, the sun is "like a big nuclear submarine - in the sky."
Henry Reich, who studied Physics at Grinnell College & Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics and is now working on an MFA in Film Production at the University of Southern California, explores this…
Eh, I'm not impressed. First of all the comment about a nuclear submarine might be confusing to people who don't know the difference between fission and fusion (and if they do, how likely are they to not know the basic points of this video). The quantum tunneling claim is also slightly inaccurate it also can get away with that because of the immense pressure that is pushing the hydrogen atoms really close together.