Einstein's Lost Key - How we Overlooked the Best Idea of the 20th Century
Einstein's initial idea of general relativity was a variable speed of light theory. This talk (Title: Einstein's Unrecognized Masterstroke, given at the DPG Meeting in Berlin 2015 ) focuses on the historical aspects of this ingenious attempt of Einstein during the years 1907-1911. It is a widely underestimated, equivalent form of general relativity that allows for a Machian interpretation of gravity. Other aspects are addressed in the Book "Einstein's Lost Key": https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FKTI4A8
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Neil Turok on how theoretical physics went wrong and why universities don’t encourage originality
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Roger Penrose: "My Crazy Idea That Explains the Universe"
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The Strongest Chess Tournament of All Time? AVRO 1938
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The Meaning of Ramanujan and His Lost Notebook
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The World's Most Important Machine
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Earth’s Tipping Point: Johan Rockström on the Science of Planetary Boundaries
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The Hardest Questions in Physics | World Science Festival
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The problem with pretending quantum mechanics makes sense | Sean Carroll
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When Physics Fails: The Problem of Space-Time
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On the Origin of the Constants c and h
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How Light Travels Without Moving? Reality Check | Prof. Lene Hau | Harvard Physics
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A Brief History of Quantum Mechanics - with Sean Carroll
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Why No One Has Measured The Speed Of Light
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Game Theory
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Light Can Go Backwards Through Time, And This Experiment Proves It
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This experiment confirmed quantum physics
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What Everyone Gets Wrong About Gravity
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Why is the speed of light what it is? Maxwell equations visualized
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What Travels Faster Than Light — Without Breaking Physics? | Prof. Lene Hau
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