Professor Jim Al-Khalili Explains What Energy Really Is | Order And Disorder | Spark

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  @SparkDocs · 7 years ago (edited) · pinned

  Watch episode 2 with Professor Jim Al-Khalili --&gt; <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qj7HH0PCqIE">https://youtu.be/qj7HH0PCqIE</a>

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  @alexawermuth1219 · 3 years ago

  This guy&apos;s documentaries are top tier. Priceless

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  @LawrenceReitan · 1 month ago (edited)

  Pre-Covid years, science divulgation was exploding on youtube and on TV. We miss all of these and thank you for having contributed Professor!

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  @robertgoss4842 · 1 year ago

  Dr. Khalili: &nbsp;We members of the vast science wanna-be&apos;s down here in the hoi polloi owe you a great debt for your PBS programs. &nbsp;Somehow, you&apos;ve not only made many arcane and complex scientific ideas and processes accessible, you&apos;ve turned them into riveting entertainment (maybe not for everyone, but certainly for me). &nbsp;I have watched the entire series of programs several times over. Thank you for your work.

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  @ondrejkovacic-jr9tv · 1 year ago

  Profesor Khalili is one of my favorite popularizers of science. The way he explains physics is comprehensible and easy to understand even without reaching a higher level of education. People deeply interested in the nature of the world like myself are grateful to him for that.

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  @daveroche6522 · 4 years ago

  Wow - if only we could have seen this while studying science [biology, chemistry and more to the point - physics] in school, back in the day. Very interesting and fascinating - thank you very much.

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  @zolnsalt · 11 months ago

  Jim Al-Kahlili and the guy who does The History of the Universe are born to make these types of videos, they make it so interesting!

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  @gregorysagegreene · 4 years ago

  I like it when information captures my full attention. Entropy is not as infallibly depressive as one might think, because &quot;the world is falling apart in a seriously interesting way.&quot;

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  @edwardlee2794 · 10 months ago

  Our world, the universe are beautiful and intriguing just because people like you, &nbsp;dr Jim, &nbsp;make it understandable. <br>Thanks for the efforts and keep up the good work

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  @Urukanguro · 4 years ago

  Proffesor Jim Al-Khalili’s use of language as masterful, at least in my brain he has had a profound effect into the understanding of Entropy in the right historical context , Thank you !

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  @jayattipoe03 · 1 month ago (edited)

  Besides given thanks to prof. Jim Alkalili for his imcomparable and very accessible science documentaries, my thanks as well to the music&apos;s composer(s). Sterling class!

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  @pas9ify · 4 years ago

  The formulation of the concept of entry and the way that was presented gave me goosebumps.

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