TU Delft - Professor Walter Lewin: Rainbows and Blue Skies

On October 26 2011, (Emeritus) Professor Walter Lewin gave the lecture "Rainbows and Blue Skies" at the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering. Burning cigarettes, swinging wrecking balls, swinging ropes, Professor Walter Lewin makes physics understandable with spectacular demonstrations. Many of the Walter Lewin Lectures on Physics at MIT have been shown for over six years on UWTV in Seattle, reaching an audience of about four million people. Lewin personally responded to hundreds of e-mail requests that he received per year from UWTV viewers. For fifteen years he was on MIT Cable TV, with programs aired 24 hours per day helping freshmen with their weekly homework assignments. Videos of Lewin's lectures on Newtonian Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism, and Vibrations and Waves, among others, can be viewed from the MIT OpenCourseWare web site, and easily viewed as video podcasts on the internet. TU Delft: 17,530 students and 5,655 staff all fascinated by science, design and engineering. Focus: Energy, Health, Environment and Infrastructures & Mobility. Delft, the Netherlands · http://www.tudelft.nl