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it is vandalism I hate seeing carvings on beech and other trees its so disrespectul and moronic

iots very very invasive and smothers oak just stand under one and look up you will see hardly any holes made by insects becasue hardly anything feeds on it . just ring bark them for standing deadwood

We should not use "hate" in scientific discussions......or in any discussion

".. Okay well this is where it gets really fun", oh Ed, your entire explanation was fun!

If one had a place with very high tidal difference, they could be inflated at low tide, and energy taken out at high tide. Or maybe used in other places with rapidly changing waterlevels, like reservoirs of pumped-water stations. To reduce the energy needed to fill them with air that is. edit: Might be easier to use other methods to harvest extra energy from places with "rapidly" changing water levels though.

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Visual and book libraries

Thanks for the video. I used to read morrison and boyd. Chirality is and was an unusual concept.

I worked for a year at a university in England. I left largely because of this. Prof Moriarty is exactly right.

Cesium please

A nice man. Not the usual arrogance you get from University Profs.

I remember watching this in high school thinking about how that will be me one day. Now my own PhD defence is in two days and I'm rewatching this video for a dose of positivity in preparation for that day 😄

This aged well he's making absolutely phenomenal content rn

Cheer~~~~a large tree with smooth gray bark, glossy leaves, and hard, pale, fine-grained timber. Its fruit, the beechnut, is an important food for numerous wild birds and mammals.

When you know adding cesium to water actually does explode. So acurate

I'm 18 turning 19. Will be finishing my first year of university soon. I already have some ideas of what to do research in. Long way ahead will get there.

Why have I got the sudden urge to listen to Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music LP? 😂😂😂

The larch was also mentiond in the intro to the legendary Lumberjack Song

Been working through Galactic Astronomy as an engineering undergrad for fun I would so love to sit in on one of Mike's lectures! His students are so lucky!

That was the beginning of an instruction on life and the meaning of life.

Better to be a honest person

The old professors smoked pipes had beards and glasses

Don't join the free mason's it's demonic

I remember professor yaffle in bagpuss

How hardy are beech trees?

i dont like them

did my PhD in fluorine chemistry, it was fun

Writing as a physicist in the US, this is deeply true.

Wow, it's so frickin old

There must be a short cut to a professor, I have seen people get into professorship after couple of years from their PhD. Both of them does not look smart. seems like taking a standard path which everyone else is doing 😂

Great advice. This guy really cares

Physics is fun!

I wonder if there are PhD students who watched this when it came out 15 years ago who have since become professors

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11 years since I last saw this video 11 years ago, I was in my polytechnic, this year, I passed my bachelors, I always look back in this video I am not sure if I can ever handle the deep intense stress of a PHD but if I ever do, its from this video I get that motivation

2:20 Best aged joke in the history of jokes. Like fine overcarbonated white wine.

A "zing catom" ?? Also, he wasn't "diluting" the solution, he was trying to concentrate it by boiling off the hexane. By the way, what does the combustion produce? What did the mixture that didn't burn produce? (Same products or different?)

The only reason I'm here is because I just got back from the doctor... I'm allergic to elm trees

We're 10% on the way, future still looking bleak but we're not extinct yet.

The supposed Druidic/Celtic sacred tree link with the yews being found in churchyards is nonsense. The early 6th/7th century Irish church began planting yews near churches in an adoption of the Mediterranean practice of placing evergreens around burial sites - the yew being the most suitable. They were also planted to commemorate saints. This practice was carried by Irish monks to Wales, Scotland and eventually England. The vast majority of churchyard yews were planted at the time of the construction of the church. Certainly in England yew trees older than the adjacent churches would have been markers signifying a place of assembly or a boundary during the Anglo-Saxon period. There is little evidence that the pagan peoples of Britain and Ireland believed the yew to be sacred. And in the case of the Druids - no evidence at all.

Got an update on James?

This is acer pseudoplatanus?

I think they are play fighting

I was gifted yak yarn for Christmas so i am excited to try it. It is super soft. I was going down the rabbit hole of yak and came across this video. Its super interesting.

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That is so crazy and also I love how they lean on their tail and kick with their hind legs it's like how do they put all that weight on the tip of their tail