The Longitude Problem

[@zapfanzapfan]

Love the miniseries, someday I'll visit the clocks.

[@Altaranalt]

As always, a very enjoyable movie. Surprised there aren't more people commenting on it.

[@Aiden057]

More please... a wonderful introduction... thank you for this and good luck on the voyage.

[@AndRewUK24]

Thank you for this fascinating a video. I am currently reading the Haynes manual to the Moon by David M. Harland. It mentions this problem in chapter 4 The Moon in the Sky.

[@Dinyang]

John Harrison is buried next to my Primary School.[about 70m] My Primary School is built on a graveyard.

[@FarCritical]

Fascinating

[@sultanalrasheedi]

The world's biggest holder of the Nobel prizes (87). No surprise in seeing Harvard within the subscribers. in economy where my work, I wish to see Cambridge creating a new business era after what the world experienced with the unbalanced business education on the Atlantic west bank.

[@TomCat2800]

@sultanalrasheedi Isn't University of Chicago the biggest holder with over 95-100?

[@filgerm]

well done!

[@gonebamboo4116]

8:05 Politics influence on "science" matters more now than ever in human history

[@calvinthedestroyer]

1> I was expecting to learn how scientist figured out how to calculate longitude. 2> The audio needs fixed. That right to left crap makes it hard to concentrate. 3>recycled footage of the ocean, I would rather see more of the time pieces.

[@beyguy101]

same here

[@davidfisher12865]

"It was He,but it could have been She". "It wasn't an individual, it was the Collective". Oh please!