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MarkCharles

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3. I had seen this once before, but seeing it again, Thank you!

Reply to AlbertCat (Original post)

Sun Dec 11, 2011, 07:31 PM

Dec 2011

Very worthwhile hour or so spent watching it again.

More astrophysics than I ever got in college or anywhere else.

Well done.

Some people might like this book for Christmas... or any time...written by this speaker.

"Quantum Man: Richard Feynman's Life in Science (Great Discoveries)"

http://www.amazon.com/Quantum-Man-Richard-Feynmans-Discoveries/dp/0393064719

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For you science-minded atheists... (and everyone else) [View all] AlbertCat Dec 2011 OP

Wonderful concept, to discuss bonds between science and atheism and offer video and MarkCharles Dec 2011 #1

Ever read Clarke's "The Star"? Fumesucker Dec 2011 #2

"We are made of star stuff." Carl Sagan. n/t sarge43 Dec 2011 #9

I had seen this once before, but seeing it again, Thank you! MarkCharles Dec 2011 #3

I read several of his books after I saw this lecture. AlbertCat Dec 2011 #6

The book's coming out next month. laconicsax Dec 2011 #4

Thanks. I put it in the queue. n/t sarge43 Dec 2011 #10

awesome warrior1 Dec 2011 #5

This is wonderful, well worth the hour it took to watch it Warpy Dec 2011 #7

Thank you for the post R0ckyRac00n Dec 2011 #8

Thank you for posting this. emsimon33 Dec 2011 #11

Loved this video for a while now deacon_sephiroth Dec 2011 #12

I actually took General Relativity in graduate school back in the 90's. thereismore Dec 2011 #13

too cool! Odin2005 Dec 2011 #14