All Nobel Prize Winners in Physics 1901 - 2023

[@davidcoldstar6333]

JAPAN, pride of Asia

[@ACGreyhound04]

The USA has an inherent advantage in most fields, because it’s a melting pot of the best talents from everywhere else.

[@andym9571]

And the worst. They are proud of Werner von Braun. Tho obviously not a winner here he was responsible for the deaths of thousands in Britain and Europe

[@marioluigi9599]

Salad bowl, not melting pot Stop erasing identities

[@Wyrm-xp5le]

melting of germanic people

[@squidwardfromua]

Thanking to capitalism so many Americans tend to hate

[@dulls8475]

Yet it is the UK who have had the most influence in inventions.

[@Irrazzo]

Given how often Soviet and Russian scientists' names are mentioned, at least in condensed matter physics textbooks, I feel that they are underrepresented in the Nobel Prize for Physics accumulative country prize count. Probably because of the Cold War. Then again, Einstein often argued against any division by country. Maybe that was the wiser perspective, in the end.

[@just_inker2584]

Nope, not at all. By the way there's no reason of showing off t*errorist country representatives in our physics textbooks, instead we should notice those who they are desperately attacking in order to stop their progress and existence.

[@Irrazzo]

@@just_inker2584 ​Sorry, yes, Ukrainian scientists just the same, of course. Alexey Ivakhnenko (deep learning), Georgy Voronoy (Voronoi decomposition) and Nikolay Bogolyubov (Bogoliubov-de-Gennes method), for instance, spring to mind. And I of course also hope that Russia would stop its 2022 war on Ukraine.

[@alphonseelric5722]

If Nobel prize was honest neither Sweden nor Norway would have any. They are self congratulatory awards for Scandinavia.

[@borisvesh]

@@Irrazzo 1) G. Vronoy was a mathematician. 2) N. Bogolyubv was Russian. 3) This war is the terrible crime, fore sure.

[@borisvesh]

@@just_inker2584 Would you like to ban any mention of German and Japan scientists:?)!

[@helob2010]

Anyone noticed the effect of world war II on Germany’s performance?

[@MN-vz8qm]

And on USA performance, with nobel price winners with german sounding names lol

[@NileshPatil-li1so]

Message is We should have leaders who negotiate not the one who are extremists

[@umamisalami]

And the other way round. After WWII, Germany for a couple of years had other things to do than care about physics

[@captainvanisher988]

​@@MN-vz8qmSorry to break it to you but the Us wasn't built by anglosaxons alone. French and German were very common settlers.

[@MN-vz8qm]

@@captainvanisher988 I was just being facecious, about the fact that the US recovered tons of german scientists at the end of ww2.

[@Zoran1899]

Dennis Gabor, born as GÁBOR Dénes was a Hungarian too. (Born in Budapest.)

[@shnassau]

Yes, I wanted to mention that too

[@ceoverona1929]

It's fine, most americans in this video are germans.

[@friesensdiecastcollection2734]

It's a fact that Einstein's Prize count for Switzerland and Germany. Many american people believe, that he was a n american citizen and so it count for USA. In the time before 1933 Germany was a leading country for science. Many migrated scientiest in the USA studied and were educated in Germany before WWII

[@epicow_1973]

And he went to the US to research the groundbreaking advancements. He went to the US, because honestly it was more supportive. He's still American.

[@_loss_]

@@epicow_1973In the end. Nobel Prizes aren't awarded to countries, but the individuals doing the research. So this nationalist thing doesn't really belong in the first place and is just a dick measuring thing.

[@Graun]

Dennis Gabor CBE FRS was a Hungarian-British electrical engineer and physicist, most notable for inventing holography. Born: June 5, 1900, Budapest, Hungary. Please, correct it!

[@pacsi325]

Van több is...👍

[@sebastiangeschonke9756]

Max Born was a German. He should also count for Germany.

[@Wyrm-xp5le]

all american nobel price are germanic anyway

[@timmodrow437]

Same goes for Otto stern aswell.

[@alexsamu9787]

There are at least 7 or 8 German scientists there lol.

[@Jacobsoetsrto3211]

He was jew and persecuted by nazi german

[@Jacobsoetsrto3211]

​@@timmodrow437he was jew he perseduted by germany and left germany

[@catandy7740]

The number of Nobel prizes in the USSR and Russia should be added together, since Russia is the successor of the USSR

[@AlexRusskov]

Зачем? Премия - это бабки своим, а в космос первой полетели русские и до сих пор летает только Россия сейчас))) Нобелевка - это клоунада и позорище, которые никак не отражают реальные заслуги ученых мира.

[@nicolasolton]

What about Ukraine?

[@Болторез]

​@@nicolasolton Россия является полным правоприемником СССР, а Украина нет.

[@donkey9113]

Half of the usa winners have German names xD

[@bankafouf]

that's because they are Germans ?

[@JT-rx1eo]

Yep and nearly the other half English names.

[@captainamerica5826]

That's because half of Americans are of Germany ancestry

[@Th-vy8ut]

Asean: Zero:)

[@barhat961]

Yeah😂😂 Polykarp kusch Arthur schalow John schriffer Arno penzias Leon lederman Melvin Schwartz Jack stienberger Val fitch John vleck Donald Glaser Fredrick rienes Russell Alan hulse Hans bethe Frank wiczek Douglas osheroff Jullian seymour schwinger Otto stern Robert Hofstadter Jerome Friedman Murray gell-Mann Burton Richter Steven weinburg Richard Feynman David j wineland

[@benjami4359]

Thank you your contribution for this world. And Love you Germany 🇩🇪 from United state

[@ijexcmos8153]

And the UK has the most number of noble prizes per unit of population. Well done 👍

[@AquaticJackie]

Shouldn't it be Switzerland??? Netherlands' numbers very amazing too

[@PortugalZeroworldcup]

🇳🇱🇬🇧love from 🇺🇸

[@epicow_1973]

The Faroe islands actually do, so I guess the Faroe islands are the best. (Per capita doesnt apply like this, or else you're manipulating data)

[@epicow_1973]

@@AquaticJackie The Faroe islands actually do, so I guess the Faroe islands are the best. (Per capita doesnt apply like this, or else you're manipulating data)

[@texassunshine6934]

UK drinking an estimated 11.45 litres of pure alcohol per capita every single year. Coincidence?

[@joostprins3381]

As a small country we don’t do it that bad! Dutch power!

[@janudabandara3443]

Dutch people are really smart. One of my fav countries ❤

[@bankafouf]

Natherland are not a small country by any mean ? It's one of the most weltheist in the planet ... From every perspective ? .... Love you notherland .

[@joostprins3381]

@@bankafouf we are almost the most dense populated country of the world, we have less people then Mexico City or New York.

[@azeemsoona]

Many do not know that the Netherlands is one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world

[@joostprins3381]

@@azeemsoona sshht… don’t tell anyone.

[@larsgroenewegen63]

Not bad for a tiny country as The Netherlands… and Switzerland and Austria as well 👌🏻

[@chinwansang510]

Nothing Nobel prize of science for Finland, it is just no good for this small country.

[@heinzgrilberger722]

If you compare per citizens AUSTRIA has more than 3 times than US

[@liamzulficari8729]

True. Austrians are the best🇦🇹🇦🇹🇦🇹🥰

[@stefan8405]

Also half of them are not even born in the USA.

[@eddiemunster8634]

No one under estimates The Genius of the austrians

[@stefan8405]

@@eddiemunster8634 i don't give a flying phuck about Austrians, personally I think they are good just at drinking beer and making wursts. I was just stating the obvious by saying that Americans always needed immigrants to make America great. If there was a Nobel prize award for ignorance they would win it every year hands down.

[@epicow_1973]

Its not how it works though. More population does not mean more nobel prize winners.

[@LiMetzo]

Germany Before WW2 >>> , smartest country ever, but one ausrtrian painter destroyed everything

[@Wyrm-xp5le]

the jews*

[@LiMetzo]

@@Wyrm-xp5le not only

[@danoreal1970]

"smartest country ever"?? followed a WWI corporal to total annihilation.

[@JT-rx1eo]

​@@Wyrm-xp5leNot all of them.

[@imtiazmohammad9548]

CV Raman from India is the first non white to win a Nobel prize 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@anshul.gahlawat9469]

Yeah !

[@PortugalZeroworldcup]

He should be British Indian as he had their education

[@epicow_1973]

@@PortugalZeroworldcup Indian. Country of origin usually doesn't matter.

[@PortugalZeroworldcup]

@@epicow_1973 education matters

[@epicow_1973]

@@PortugalZeroworldcup education is a lifelong thing. You dont just only get educated in one place

[@Lumperator]

Maria Skłodowska-Curie from Poland won the Nobel Prize twice.

[@cuberuisseau]

But only one time in physics ( btw she is also French :) )

[@Lumperator]

@@cuberuisseau NO. she is Polish, but she had a French husband.

[@xxxq226]

​@@cuberuisseaulol no she is not French. She is 100% Polish. Wtf

[@cuberuisseau]

@@Lumperator yes but when you marry a french person you become french she is officially polish and French and she lived nearly all her life in France so it's logical that she has the 2 nationality

[@cuberuisseau]

@@xxxq226 yes but when you marry a french person you become french she is officially polish and French and she lived nearly all her life in France so it's logical that she has the 2 nationality

[@KUNAL-gr9op]

CV Raman was not only the first indian to win Nobel prize, he was the first non white to win the nobel prize on entire globe..

[@pointblank177]

Japan was the first country to receive a nomination for the Nobel Prize in Asia in 1901. One of the Japanese nominees was a doctor named Kitasato Shibasaburo, the co-inventor of antibodies.

[@XAndresGil]

Madame curie, great history

[@ireneuszpyrak961]

Curie - Skłodowska she was poles

[@BackVintageWines]

Sir Lawrence Bragg, son of Sir William Bragg was born in Adelaide - ie he is Australian whilst being a British subject.

[@alexsamu9787]

Australia is under british Commonwealth.

[@loops7858]

Nice video But would have appreciated if there was short information for what research/breakthrough they have gained there prize

[@markkierznowski6121]

Now go check out the ethnic composition of the Nobel Peace Prize Committee.

[@dimavaslaz]

Интересно, почему СССР и Россию разделили? Россия прямой наследник СССР на ЗАКОНОДАТЕЛЬНОМ УРОВНЕ, например Германию в виде Империи, Веймарской, Нацистеой и Западной(Современной) оставили, а Россию обделили. Если кто-то скажет, но в СССР входили и другие республики. Первое, все Нобелевские лауреаты были из Российской части СССР или работали на ней. Второе, если уж так хотелось не давать все голоса России, могли по национальностям разделить. Как вы сделали женщиной, которая была со значком Франции и Польши. Сама она родилась в Российской Империи, на земле Польского царства. Но при этом ей дали обозначение польши, т.е. судили по ее нации, а значит можно было сделать также и СССР, в итоге все равно все или практически все отошли бы России. Зачем так выделять СССР и Россию по отдельности. Нн знаю.

[@devalapar7878]

If you did a per capita measurement, Germany and Switzerland would be ahead of everyone else .

[@marioluigi9599]

How does that work? Germany has as many as the UK, but 20 million more citizens, so clearly per capita, the UK would be ahead

[@ParumPirum]

*India and china sweating profusely*

[@eddiemunster8634]

It's not so much about nationality, it's more about race

[@devalapar7878]

@@eddiemunster8634 It has absolutely nothing to do with race. The German race hasn't changed. It's the same race for 2000 years. But for most of German history, Germans were underdeveloped. So I have no idea why you would think white people are more intelligent. You can predict most of history through geographic differences and the different opportunities tech creates. For example Africa has 700 rivers. Europe has over 100 thousand. So it's a lot easier to feed people in Europe. Therefore you can have more and denser populations which have enormous advantages. And that's just one point. We could talk about climate, diseases, soil, mountains,... there are so many things that matter. Just look at the math Olympiads. You have people from all over the world. And the number of gold medals usually depends on how long a country has participated.

[@devalapar7878]

@@marioluigi9599 You are right. I treat the UK like an American vassal state. But there is a good reason for that. The anglo-saxon sphere profits tremendously from their shared culture and space. For example, Switzerland is doing great, because it can draw support, resources, labor and know-how from their successful neighbors. And almost everyone in Switzerland can speak more than one language like german, french, English, Italian, and a fourth national language almost nobody speaks. I admit I am not sure who has more per capita. Even if I can explain Switzerland's success, it is still impressive that a small country like that has so many Nobel prize winners.

[@unclescar5616]

Hey, what about Dr. Sheldon Lee Cooper in 2019?

[@danoreal1970]

BAZINGAAAAAH

[@KnightObservant]

Es sorprendente ver como el mundo germánico-anglosajón (que son casi lo mismo) tienen el 80% de los premios. En el mundo latino sólo Francia e Italia tienen una significativa participación. . . Habría que investigar las causas . .

[@fernandosantosii5276]

O brasileiro Cesar Lattes foi o primeiro físico a fotógrafar a particula que mantém o núcleo do átomo.Porem em 1950 somente os chefes das pesquisas podiam receber o prêmio. Mas a descoberta é atribuída ao brasileiro. Nesse caso o prêmio foi computado para o Reino Unido. Outro físico brasileiro "injustiçado" foi Landell de Moura o primeiro físico a comprovar a comunicação sem fios por ondas de rádio. Sem apoio de entidades governamentais e da Igreja, rumou para os Estados Unidos, onde também conseguiu três patentes: “Transmissor de Ondas”, precursor do rádio, “Telefone sem fio” e “Telégrafo sem fio”. Após conseguir as patentes nos Estados Unidos, retornou ao Brasil, acreditando que então teria algum tipo de apoio. Porém não conseguiu financiamento é suas patentes caducaram e foram usadas por outros físicos nos EUA e Itália. Marconi por exemplo foi um dos que se ultilizou para inventar o rádio.

[@cordovp]

Their nationality gives the country where they were born, these scientists and all their team are incredible

[@DC-jk9ts]

They gave a Nobel prize to the creators of the clot shot. But I’d already stopped listening after they gave one to Obama - for peace! It’s a joke.

[@AJ-nd4nk]

The science and maths awards are the legitimate ones. The peace prize is nonsense.

[@qissorpz]

One of these should've been Brazilian with cesar lattes for the discovery of the meson pi, but at that time, the rule was to give the prize to the coordinator of the team, not the discoverer himself. So the 1950 nobel went to frank powell 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@ipadechen]

Plus the Nobel prize jury is a committee of white western people. And people aren't neutral in their judgement, especially not when they live in a strongly biased society.

[@m.adriano8069]

Sabe muito

[@asgkkfbnm1820]

One muslim country because headscarf more important than sicience😅

[@ipadechen]

This also shows how much the possibility to do research (which usually is a question of granted money in both the science and education sector) depends on how wealthy the nation you live in is.

[@ironbreaker772]

Where are all the oil countries then?

[@crossectionable]

Well, USA, Canada, Russia/CCCP, China, Norway, UK are in the bunch, the others -> Islam @@ironbreaker772

[@alphonseelric5722]

​@@ironbreaker772 Middle east has never been great at any of the intellectual fields since ancient Arabs.

[@debabratasahoo6771]

Muslim countries only users that why western world always use them. They ruins there life for religion . If country wants super power must they have to invest in R&D

[@user-silver620]

​@@ironbreaker772all the money goes to wars, feeding terrorist groups and accounts of leaders. People are mostly poor, no human rights, women are prisoned, raped from childhood and killed, no social service, no good healthcare

[@Kedvespatikus]

It could have been a nice touch to indicate the reason of the Nobel prize.

[@PeteV.53]

Physics? 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@Kedvespatikus]

@@PeteV.53 That's probably a bit too wide definition. I solved a ton of phyisics tests in the high school - can I get a Nobel for that physics?

[@epicow_1973]

@@Kedvespatikus Congrats heres your award

[@miladirani4313]

Europian people is very smart

[@BHAUTIKImanch]

Hello sir Can I use this video for my new???

[@MyBelch]

It's good to be the king.

[@Panchitobear]

No wonder Americans are very proud of themselves, which is rightfully so

[@BQ900]

All the nations contributed to civilization. ❤

[@gregorymirsky8707]

Wrong! Some countries are less civilized. What Arab country contributed?

[@mp2956]

Any African countries?

[@عثمان-محمد-ج7د]

​​@@gregorymirsky8707 Mohmed zoiel And a lot of old Arabic scientists like khawarizmi and paironi

[@hamseibrahim7840]

​@@عثمان-محمد-ج7دkhawrsimi is not arab

[@BQ900]

@@mp2956 The Kemetic civilization was one of the first to develop writing for mankind then developed more by Egypt which is technically North Africa.

[@subbiana3611]

Sir Madam It's true that USA is having the unique advantage of attracting the best Brains and talents from many countries.Quiet natural US has contributing consistently Nobel Laureates in Physics Chemistry Biology _Medicine Literature Peace and in Economic Science Nobel Laureate from 1968 _69.Still US has to Go millennium to go.Its a blessed Virgin Land.Thank you.A.Subbian Formerly Emeritus Professor Annamalai University Tamil Nadu India From Thanjavur

[@kennethkilleen8758]

The Germans are top sure the US winners have all Germans names😊 😅

[@aoxy87]

They are almost all German, British or Jews.

[@bankafouf]

​@@aoxy87 exactly

[@ruptosh]

Which application is used to make this visualisation?

[@vRR-mk9zz]

Tableau

[@tvoykommentator]

К сожалению, даже Нобелевская премия стала политизированной

[@alexandrar2047]

Абсолютно точно, после того, как ее вручили Обаме, я к ней всякое уважение потеряла.

[@ganeshbhogaraju4558]

Thankyou for your video!!

[@whitefeather8387]

USA LITERALLY CHILLIN WITH GERMAN SCIENTISTS😅 AND OTHER SCIENTISTS

[@ЕМал-ъ3у]

Спасибо! Листаем книгу истории Физики.

[@9Rehankhan19]

Chandrashekar was American when he won the Nobel prize. So that doesn’t go to India

[@JT-rx1eo]

Sssshhhh, don't want to spoil the anti-American spirit.

[@不幸屋の娘-o6l]

The "nobel prize" has become a joke.

[@Th-vy8ut]

Most famous ones from Germany:)

[@dumaniimale3892]

Dr Abdul Salam from Pakistan has nobel prize in Physics. Why isnt Pakistan mentioned here???

[@elsenm3965]

It is ! And just to let you know : In 1974, the Parliament of Pakistan declared Abdus Salam a non-Muslim

[@oasis7256]

Bhi tu andha hai kya

[@ФилинСплюшка]

Даже Эйнштейн получил Нобелевскую не за теорию относительности. По какому принципу дают Нобелевские - непонятно. Наверное - по знакомству. А что касается современной фундаментальной физики, то она уже 50 лет в полном застое, ничего принципиально нового не открыто - а Нобелевские премии надо вручать каждый год. Можно только посочувствовать членам нобелевского комитета.

[@borisvesh]

Ваше невежество, милейший "Филин", едва ли позволит Вам оценить уровень работ, о которых Вы тут высказываете своё "суждение"))!

[@ФилинСплюшка]

@@borisvesh Ну не вам оценивать мое "невежество" в области физики, уважаемый )))) У рецензентов амерских научных журналов, входящих в первый и второй квартиль по WoS и Scopus, претензий к моему "вежеству" до сих пор не было. Я знаю то, о чем здесь написал. И это давно не секрет.

[@borisvesh]

@@ФилинСплюшка 🤣🤣😁Автора по имени "Филин Сплюшка" нет ни в одном из упомянутых Вами изданий))!

[@ФилинСплюшка]

@@borisvesh Насколько мне известно, у многих моих бывших однокурсников по универу, которые хорошо разбирались в инфотехнологиях, ники в аккаунтах в соцсетях "левые". С чего бы? Не понимаю людей, которые ДОБРОВОЛЬНО выкладывают о себе инфу в инете, если этого можно не делать.

[@borisvesh]

@@ФилинСплюшка Ваша оголтелая дремучесть отчётливо проявилась в сочувствии к членам нобелевского комитета. А я, в свою очередь, имею все основания посочувствовать тому университету, который выдал Вам диплом))!

[@RockOfLions]

If we have a small country, we argue for per capita measurement. If we have won more in recent years, we argue for a timeline representation. If we have few physicists, we argue for a per physicist measurement. If some of the physicists born in our country win for another country, we argue for country of origin. If physicists born in other countries win for our country, we argue for country of sponsorship. What we have all learned is to fudge the numbers to get our way. Let us hope that the physicists have not all learned likewise.

[@epicow_1973]

Yeah, Count it by who has the most awards. Thats the only fair way to do it without maniuplating data unfairly. The US is #1 because it brings in and educates so many good people. Immigration is a huge reason why counting it by capita is unfair. If you want to allow for example, switzerland, but dissalow, for example, Faroe islands, You now have to draw a line between "What counts and what doesn't count" WITHOUT using pure logic. And then if you remove outliers, There are still a ton of small countries that technically arent outliers. So overall, there are multiple reasons why you can only count the winner by who has the most in general, not by capita.' Yeah i agree. The only way to make it work is to NOT MESS WITH THE NUMBERS, and just keep them how they are.

[@JT-rx1eo]

​@@epicow_1973Its not.only that the U.S. "brings in" (and educates) so many good people. Yes, the United States is a relatively young nation and is "a nation of immigrants". But a lot of scientists are born in the United States.

[@deeanadraupadi6930]

Technically Germans and British rule the science 😱🔥

[@deeanadraupadi6930]

@@danoreal1970 yes they do

[@epicow_1973]

@@deeanadraupadi6930 Yeah no. America is easily the lead. What was the last major invention you can remember british making, WITHOUT googling it.

[@danoreal1970]

The USA HAS 99 NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS IN PHYSICS 1901 - 2023.

[@deeanadraupadi6930]

@@epicow_1973 US nobel winners mostly germans and british american, fact

[@ChrisCrossClash]

@@epicow_1973You complete and utter clown, Britain has literally created over 50% of the inventions used today.

[@imogendunstan3603]

Ive heard of dual citizenship but havent seen triple citizenship before…will have to look into this…glad we got one for down under 🇦🇺

[@dulls8475]

I have 3 so it is possible.

[@imogendunstan3603]

is it through marriage?@@dulls8475

[@PortugalZeroworldcup]

​@@dulls84752016

[@debabratasahoo6771]

Those countries invest in quality education system and R&D perform good in that list ofcourse there are another factor is economic strength. I can understand situation of India but Chinna not performance as there economic. Except one Nobel prize Muslim world total out from this list

[@Wuppie62]

USA / Europe = 99 / 121 And then you could still check where the American prizewinners originally came from (immigrants).

[@epicow_1973]

Yeah, Count it by who has the most awards. Thats the only fair way to do it without maniuplating data unfairly. The US is #1 because it brings in and educates so many good people. Immigration is a huge reason why counting it by capita is unfair. If you want to allow for example, switzerland, but dissalow, for example, Faroe islands, You now have to draw a line between "What counts and what doesn't count" WITHOUT using pure logic. And then if you remove outliers, There are still a ton of small countries that technically arent outliers. So overall, there are multiple reasons why you can only count the winner by who has the most in general, not by capita. If we have a small country, we argue for per capita measurement. If we have won more in recent years, we argue for a timeline representation. If we have few physicists, we argue for a per physicist measurement. If some of the physicists born in our country win for another country, we argue for country of origin. If physicists born in other countries win for our country, we argue for country of sponsorship. What we have all learned is to fudge the numbers to get our way.

[@Wuppie62]

@@epicow_1973 I just don't see the USA as 1 country, but as 51 countries (okay, States..), IMHO comparable to the EU/Europe.

[@epicow_1973]

@@Wuppie62 Its 50 states that are controlled by one, unified, central government. The states have different beliefs and cultures, but they still have the same languages, function under the same federal government, and (neighboring states at least) share the same industries. Europe is a lot different from that. I'd say the beliefs and cultures are all about as different as states, but european countries have different economies (germany relies on trade and pharmaceuticals, Norway usually relies on oil from russia etc.) The european countries have different languages, Different governments, and are generally more different from eachother. If we have a small country, we argue for per capita measurement. If we have won more in recent years, we argue for a timeline representation. If we have few physicists, we argue for a per physicist measurement. If some of the physicists born in our country win for another country, we argue for country of origin. If physicists born in other countries win for our country, we argue for country of sponsorship. What we have all learned is to fudge the numbers to get our way.

[@Wuppie62]

@@epicow_1973 Dude, don't tell me stuff I already know for over 5 decades.. Your points are all in all quite irrelevant to my opinion. Just as there are different laws, taxes, economic differences, and cultures between the different American states, there's a European Union in Europe, with open borders between the member states, one European currency, one EU flag, one EU Parliament and Commission, EU laws and EU elections, etc. It's at this point in time an Union, not yet a Federation. Culturally and historically European nations are connected in many ways (both in positive as in negative ways), and the topographical maps of Europe have seen a zillion changes through the Ages, so there are more connections than some people think or know.

[@Vatnik_tschistilka]

If we add the UK to Europe we should also add Canada to the US then

[@fruitbadman]

Flag of China is incorrect. You should use flag of R.O.C. (Also known as Taiwan, but Taiwan is an incorrect country name, because the correct name of this country is Republic of China.), not flag of P.R.C.. 1. Lee is an R.O.C. citizen, although he has also been a U.S. citizen since 1962. He is not a P.R.C. citizen. 2. Ting is a citizen of both the U.S. and R.O.C.. He is not a P.R.C. citizen. 3. Although Yang has been a P.R.C. citizen since 2015, he was an R.O.C. citizen in 1957.

[@epicow_1973]

Then the "Republic of Germany" and the "United kingdom of great Britain and northern Ireland" should be used instead.

[@carlosgernika1767]

Muchos de los Nobel de USA son nacidos en Europa

[@JT-rx1eo]

Are you sure it's most, or is it just many? And in either case, why would they come to the USA in the first place?

[@BasementTracks]

Falso. La mayoría de los nobel americanos nacieron en Estados Unidos.

[@g1ldman]

If you combine the Soviet Union and Russia, then this is 12 person. This is a higher place in this list.

[@anonymuz796]

And Poland in 1903. It was part of russia

[@davidc4408]

If UK was half size of US with about 200 million population , we would still be super power

[@Wyrm-xp5le]

any western country except spain portugal and italy

[@hasinabegum1038]

The tiny island can't have 200 million people

[@ChrisCrossClash]

@@hasinabegum1038This tiny island hold nukes so you just remember that.

[@bankafouf]

@davidc4408 the UK is the 6 biggest economy in the world , what does it mean ! We would be , the UK is a super power in evry field posipel ....

[@hasinabegum1038]

@@bankafouf Uk GDP is not even 15% that of USA.

[@A.D.540]

I'm shocked how Russia didn't make top 10

[@anonymuz796]

Because USSR, Russia and Russian Empire(Poland in 1903) was separated.

[@水色花骨]

Some Russian scientists even don't care the game they play. Don't forget Obama won the Nobel peace prize. How amazing is that.

[@leonsantamaria9845]

Marconi is not physical ...he is engeener

[@danoreal1970]

Dummkopf, the award for his contributions to PHYSICS.

[@lamotiengodidal6511]

You stated: "Marconi is not physical ... he is engineer." So, in your opinion, Engineers can't do Physics?

[@3d8dmusic85]

Shirin Ebadi 2003 And Narges Mohammadi 2023 Where this 2 woman ? From iran !

[@chizuanchan2557]

The most of the Nobel prizes received by USA are the talents from all over the World..

[@PortugalZeroworldcup]

Some born in USA some dual citizenship 😊

[@epicow_1973]

So, the US is so powerful that other people born in different countries would rather work in the US?

[@9Rehankhan19]

That’s the kind of environment US provides that it nurtures the talent in them n provides them the platform to showcase it

[@pepehimovic3135]

Misinformation. Most are born and raised in USA

[@clivedaniels7929]

Lawrence Bragg was an Australian.

[@mralmnthwyfemnin5783]

Nobel prize has been greatly tarnished since Obama was given one !!!

[@loops7858]

I think we should seperate the nobel prize for peace from the nobel prizes for real (scientific) achivements

[@lamotiengodidal6511]

You opined: "Nobel prize has been greatly tarnished since Obama was given one !!" Perhaps, for you, Obama doesn't have the right ethnicity to be awarded such a prestigious prize? P.S. This video is devoted to Nobel prizes in Physics. What has the Nobel Peace prizes got to do with it?

[@mralmnthwyfemnin5783]

@@lamotiengodidal6511 in answer to your first question: uhh, NO ! And in answer to your second question: they share the name "Nobel". There is an association.

[@lamotiengodidal6511]

@@mralmnthwyfemnin5783 Thanks for providing answers to the questions posed. I have one more, why did you choose to criticise Obama being awarded a Nobel Peace prize when there are so many other recipients with whom critics have offered condemnation?

[@mralmnthwyfemnin5783]

@@lamotiengodidal6511 because it's about American politics which directly affects my life. Btw, if you're trying to corner me on the race thing, I have nothing to hide. Yes. I do believe that a huge influence upon the decision to give him the NP was because of race. Of that I have no doubt.

[@g1a18]

Can anyone tell me the name of the music?

[@vloplob]

Funny how many USSR guys have German surnames.

[@harry2.01]

Up to the 1990s, Germany was split into two. Many East Germans, being under a communist regime were poached by the Soviets behind the Iron Curtain.

[@hientrinhle6160]

Like America 😂. If you just think about ethnicity many of them may be Jews

[@darik2788]

​@@hientrinhle6160😂 sure what a nazi would say

[@EvHateisForbidden]

Anglo-Saxon surnames account roughly 97% of UK winners, and 65% USA winners, Then you have Jewish surnames which accounts rest of the USA winners and 35% of German winners and certain percentage of Soviet/Russian winners. Would it be correct if we assume that Anglo-saxons lead the race, with Jews coming second? Women only account 0,5% of all winners, (2) , and only 1 Muslim was in a dugout.

[@darik2788]

"Jewish surnames" 😂 you mean german?

[@darik2788]

And many of the US winners have german surnames

[@EvHateisForbidden]

@@darik2788 German surnames with Ashkenazi origin.

[@EvHateisForbidden]

@@darik2788 Those German surnames which are US winners are almost all jewish-ashkenazi

[@donepearce]

Multiple recipients should only be counted as a single prize.

[@MarioDSLife]

I saw the USA at the top and wondered if it’s a video about gun crime

[@kurtjacobs8834]

If you want to generate a comparison like this you need to choose your criteria more carefully. Or you select the country they were born or you select the country were they did their research. I counted 23 "Americans". I expect they have had the possibility to do their research in America but were born in other countries.

[@Kedvespatikus]

Actually both the country of birth and the country of the research has its part in the success. The country of birth usually gives the 'basic' education (sometimes up to university level and also may provide early research experience) that obviously has a lot to do with the later success of the Nobel prize winner. And the country of the research usually provides the resources and the possibility to conduct the work awarded by the prize.

[@PeteV.53]

It’s based on their citizenship at the time of the award. Some were dual nationals , hence the two flags next to their portrait.

[@elijahFree2000]

A number of them would have been murdered if they stayed in their home countries.

[@1vootman]

Of course

[@JT-rx1eo]

😂 I'll say it again, there is a reason why so many elite scientists come to the USA. So many who are bothered by US hegemony don't want to admit it.

[@IT100IT]

François Englert - BE - 2013 - not included. 😳

[@abisheksilva546]

🇺🇲❤️🤍💙

[@greybone777]

Interesting 😮 no winners from Africa or South America. BIG SUPRISE 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@christopherfleming7505]

- Who won the Nobel prize for physics in 1931? - Heisenberg. - You're God d... right! (Breaking Bad fans will get it)

[@ahmedasif2858]

Where Dr. Md. Younus…?

[@rajatshubhrosengupta284]

In Physics !!!!

[@fande...Angelina]

Autant de lauréats aux USA me paraît légèrement suspect, ça sent un peu le lobbying non ? 😊

[@macaque791]

C'est pas étonnant quand tu connais l histoire de la physique particulièrement au 20e siècle

[@sergeimukhametov4377]

Poland in 1903?? Very funny. It was Russian empire

[@luxo_07]

Amazing 👍💪

[@gregorymirsky8707]

This is why there are so many winners of the Nobel prize among Muslims.

[@JT-rx1eo]

The USA really came on strong mid-century. But even a good portion of their winners had German surnames. Im surprised tge UK had nearly as many as Germany. France and Italy let me down. Japan came on impressively in the last 20 years. Someone said below that the USA had a built-in advantage because their physicists often come from all over the world. Yea but there is a reason they are drawn to the United States. Thats not a dilutive factor.

[@PortugalZeroworldcup]

Theodore maiman, Carl Sagan and vint cerf amazing people

[@PortugalZeroworldcup]

1981 & 1983, 2002, 2003 are dual citizenship with USA and probably many more

[@MN-vz8qm]

While rushing for 1st place against Germany at the start of the century, France was the battlefield of both world wars, and never recovered from it. Still there are regularly new nobel prices, I think 2 french people were awarded the nobel prize of physics this year. And France is doing extremely well on the mathematics field; there is no nobel there, but the medal fields, and France is 2nde in this ranking, a couple medals behind the US.

[@davinfred4411]

In common language, we can call that Brain Drain...

[@captainamerica5826]

The US has the most advanced research facilities and a huge research budget,also the USA draws physicist from other countries like ants at a picnic

[@themartian9634]

One Very Sad fact:- Pakistan killed there only noble prize winner just because he was not Muslim. Still they don't recognise him as he belonged to minority Ahmediya group. [I am not hating any people but I am saying because I become very sad when I see this]

[@ganikus8565]

Soviet union end in 1991

[@miladirani4313]

Thank you very helpful

[@fcarstens6161]

Where's the Africans?

[@julianbrabsche728]

They aren't good with physiks the are more focused on survial an figerring out water

[@HWR71]

​@@julianbrabsche728physics - not physiks 😉

[@fcarstens6161]

@@julianbrabsche728 NO mate! They are to busy stealing stuff and destroying their countries to be interested in Physics. In some universities in Africa they want to "de-colonize" physics! 😄

[@eddiemunster8634]

By far the oldest of all Races, yet the least accomplished... kind of goes against the whole notion of evolution

[@keinname3363]

@@eddiemunster8634The african environment is not as selective for intellect as colder climates.

[@anonymuz796]

There was no Poland in 1903. It was part of Russia

[@sebastianpiorkowski9423]

Maria Skłodowska Curie była POLKO a nie Francuską😅

[@varoonnone7159]

She was naturalised French Poland didn't allow women to study Physics at university back then. The Sorbonne did

[@jasoncarr5379]

At the end she is a great human being that did good things really doesn't matter where you're from! Then goal is to lift human beings up from the immortal soul see what the universe really is what a gift!

[@varoonnone7159]

@@Steph_L1598 Polonaise naturalisée française ne vous en déplaise

[@yesitwasme5116]

Never mind, she grew up in Polish environment, Polish brain, Polish heart. But the French soon will be arabs. So who cares what they say. Go Poland and Hungary, and keep your countries free of migrants and fleeing westeners!

[@varoonnone7159]

@@Steph_L1598 Vous niez donc que son éducation polonaise et sa culture d'origine aient joué un rôle dans ses succès ? Elle est un produit de la société polonaise et de l'université française. Comment osez-vous définir ce qu'elle était ? Elle a nommé le polonium en l'honneur de sa patrie

[@Gauss31415]

Where is Aziz Sancar ? You must have forgotten 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@robfriedrich2822]

Great, you have a single one....

[@f.n8581]

Not in Physics

[@f.n8581]

Not in Physics

[@dancemonkey118]

Hungary 💪

[@cwiet5254]

It is not the merit of Orban!

[@ilkem0769]

Bütün bilim insanlari varlıklı ailelerden geliyor.

[@robfriedrich2822]

So what?

[@Egologico]

The aforementioned majority of the USA are not actually born in USA 🤦🏻

[@Atheos-1]

The US has more 1st generation citizens than a lot of countries have citizens, what's your point?

[@legendaerycraft2226]

Many german siectists did go to usa after the nazis took power. Like einstein.

[@unknown-unknown69]

German mostly

[@elvisvasquez7553]

They are born in the US... What are you on about?... 😂 You meant their ancestors aren't all American?... Then you could say that about all the countries.

[@magyarandrastamas2485]

ERRORS: Dennis Gabor is Hungarian Ferenc Krausz is Hungarian So Hungary has five nobel prizes.

[@PortugalZeroworldcup]

Maybe Ferenc spent time in Austria??

[@magyarandrastamas2485]

@@PortugalZeroworldcupHe spent but nationality is always about self declared national identity of consciousness.

[@ulala9729]

No muslim country, as expected

[@tomast9034]

thanks to the dumbass who made all leaders in the arabic world believe numbers are a the work of the devil...alexandria burning down was just a side effect. arab world choosed it destiny on their own.

[@davidc4408]

Too busy reading about a war Lord and flying carpets

[@almariosaqr6056]

The Muslims contributed massively to today's world development in many fields.Some scholars include such as Ibn Sina, Al- Khwarizmi, and Al-Biruni. Don't be ignorant because you hate them and ready history. Of course, they are not in the best position since the 15 century. Every nation has its elites and has ups and downs throughout history, it's a life cycle.

[@Lallave.]

Long life to USA.

[@varoonnone7159]

Ashkenazi Jews are easily the most intellectually advanced human ethnic group How many Albert Einsteins died during the Holocaust ? Georges Charpak himself is a Holocaust survivor

[@bezklavikaszekminmespukzk9961]

It’s because the stupid Jews died out while the smart ones survived.

[@andym9571]

Wow! What a statement ! And people wonder why there is anti semitism

[@darik2788]

Albert Einstein was german

[@bezklavikaszekminmespukzk9961]

@@darik2788 Yes, but he was Jewish too. His last name was literally Ein(((stein))).

[@varoonnone7159]

@@darik2788 An Ashkenazi Jew who had to flee Germany

[@gandigooglegandigoogle7202]

It appears that if we add up all the prizes won by European countries there are more than 100, remarkable.

[@hevog]

Why don't we see any Nobel prize winners in physics from the Middle East, Africa, Australia, or South America?

[@danoreal1970]

OK, tell us the number & names of PHYSISTS in each of these countries?

[@greatwolf5372]

Middle Easterners waste their time studying their 1500 year old desert book rather than anything useful in science.

[@JT-rx1eo]

Just a cultural thing.

[@StudyWithKarabo]

​@@JT-rx1eoOhh

[@songmaster9545]

Just 1 for century (USA)

[@priyashmukherjee]

*NOBEL PRIZE IN PHYSICS IS A JOKE* Yes, there is a consensus among experts that the Nobel Prize in Physics is biased towards the West. This is evidenced by the fact that the vast majority of Nobel laureates in physics have come from Western countries. For example, as of 2023, 81% of Nobel laureates in physics have been from Europe, North America, and Australia. There are a number of factors that contribute to this bias. One factor is that the Nobel Committee, which selects the Nobel laureates, is based in Sweden and is composed primarily of Swedish scientists. This means that the committee is more familiar with and has easier access to Western scientists and their work. Another factor is that Western countries have a long history of scientific investment and have developed world-class scientific institutions. This gives Western scientists a significant advantage in terms of resources and opportunities. Finally, there is also a cultural bias towards Western science. The Nobel Committee is more likely to recognize and reward scientific work that is done in the Western tradition and that conforms to Western scientific norms. As a result of these factors, scientists from non-Western countries are less likely to be nominated for and awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics. This is a significant problem, as it perpetuates the underrepresentation of non-Western scientists in the field of physics. Here are some specific examples of the Nobel Prize in Physics bias towards the WEST- Jagdish Chandra Bose (1858-1937) was a Bengali polymath who made significant contributions to physics, biology, and chemistry. He is considered to be the father of radio science and plant physiology in India. However, his work was largely ignored by the Nobel Committee. Meghnad Saha (1893-1956): Saha was an Indian astrophysicist who made significant contributions to the understanding of stellar atmospheres and the ionization of atoms and molecules. He is best known for developing the Saha equation, which describes the ionization equilibrium of a gas. Saha was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Physics six times, but never won. Francis Kofi Ampenyin Allotey (1932-2012): Allotey was a Ghanaian physicist who made significant contributions to the understanding of plasma physics and nuclear fusion. He is best known for developing the Allotey formula, which describes the energy loss of electrons in a plasma. Allotey was a visiting scientist at several prestigious institutions, including the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory and the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics. Hassan Hassan (1937-2006): Hassan was an Egyptian physicist who made significant contributions to the understanding of particle physics and high-energy physics. He is best known for his work on the scattering of high-energy electrons and positrons. Hassan was a professor at Ain Shams University in Cairo and a visiting scientist at several prestigious institutions, including the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory and the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN). Mohamed El-Naschie (born 1942): El-Naschie is a Sudanese-Canadian physicist who has made significant contributions to the understanding of quantum physics and unified field theories. He is best known for his work on the Dvoretzky-El-Naschie field theory, which is a unified field theory that attempts to unify all four fundamental forces of nature. El-Naschie is a professor at Carleton University in Ottawa and a visiting scientist at several prestigious institutions, including the Max Planck Institute for Physics and the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics. THIS IS A DISGRACE FOR PHYSICS. *FROM AN INDIAN( REPRESENTATIVE OF GLOBAL SOUTH)* 🇮🇳

[@leviackerman5692]

*FINNALY SOMEONE SAID IT!! ALSO ADD SATYENDRA NATH BOSE IN THIS LIST. SERIOUSLY BRO WE INDIANS AND AFRICANS DONT TAKE THIS PRIZE SERIOUSLY ANYMORE* 🤬

[@kevinl8440]

There are millions who have contributed to science. Merely making a contribution in science and winning a Nobel are two completely different things. India has never been at the leading edge of anything except rape

[@michatrojanowski4100]

@@leviackerman5692 Tysiące wybitnych fizyków 'zachodu' też nie dostało Nagrody Nobla choć powinni.

[@slylataupe4272]

Did you also noticed that they are a lot of jews ? I bet it’s also on purpose right ? 😂

[@eddiemunster8634]

And your claim of bias is proven by the fact that Sweden has 4 Nobel physicist!

[@АндрейГалицкий-ч5н]

Мусульман вообще нет, только 1 из Пакистана в сфере экономики.