Feynman :: Inconceivable nature of nature

Richard Feynman on the electromagnetic spectrum.
"But you gotta stop and think about it ... to really get the pleasure about the complexity; the inconceivable nature of nature"
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrom...
a second or third gen PAL VHS dub of a vintage original off-air NTSC VHS tape, then captured and compressed and found on a torrent site. squashed, re-compressed and converted for KZbin. all sorts of obvious video and audio problems, but at least it's here, a special treat from the past. anyone with better source, please drop a comment.
in the meantime, point your 1/8" black-holes at this nice piece of tape of The Chief.

[@Z0OL]

It's really amazing how enlightening humorous interesting and totally genuine this man was.

[@GryphynBloodheart]

I love this so much. He's so happy and excited! About SCIENCE!

[@MuchoMocho]

I've never heard anyone better at inspiring awe toward the physical world.

[@crazygeo81]

When the video went to back and white , I thought it was my eyes and waves that were messing up , not KZbin.

[@CLASHofTHElonders]

symphony of science ......anybody?

[@Girhin]

I love seeing how he enjoys doing what he does.

[@MahboobAliKhan]

It does get you thinking,awake ourself.Truly one of the greatest teacher of physics ever lived.

[@paul55604]

I think that the anecdotes in "Surely you're Joking Mr Feynman" and "What do you care what other people think" are treasures. I cannot recommend these books highly enough. This guy applies the same energy, clarity, depth and fun you saw in the video to the tiny stories that made up his life. Truly they paint a beautiful picture of life well-lived (although he saw more than his fair share of loss and sadness). You should totally read them, I promise you'll be glad you did.

[@pbitt]

He is remarkable! It is possible to feel the love for Physics in his eyes while he talks about it!

[@BarclaySmith]

It's an absolute pleasure to hear scientific principals explained so clearly and succinctly such as this. It's a rare talent. We need more like this man.

[@kermanshah123]

He actually enjoys what he does; very significant and pleasurable. :)

[@mfslicks]

Imagine what Feynman would say today since we have added to his list; WiFi, cellphones, blue tooth, etc.? I love this because I often think about the mess in the air around me I can not see with my eye. His passion of inquiry is such inspiration. Gratitude for making this wonderful clip available here on u-tube.

[@Irishkeyblade]

There's a beautiful childlike fascination about Feynman that is not only inviting but fascinating! Enthusiastic, bright, friendly and passionate, we certainly need more Feynmans in the world!

[@razzlefrog]

He's so beautiful! The way his passion shows, and his eyes twinkle without cessation, and you can tell that he's thought about it, and his kindly fluctuating voice brings more happiness to you than old St. Nick did when you were young! He just really is fantastically beautiful. I just really like him.

[@kermanshah123]

I would do anything for this respectable scientist to be my teacher :)

[@KPAdhikari]

And here we r, watching the U-tube video, made possible just because of the graceful existence of the graceful electromagnetic spectrum and the inconceivable nature of nature... Thank you so much for making this valuable piece available.

[@humbleradioTokyoAdventures]

Thanks so much for this. One of my favorites of his.

[@FishingtonBurpPuzzle]

Reading Feynham over a couple of months has taught me more than anything I learned at school, sigh...

[@Philldapill85]

This guy is absolutely amazing. Just like his radio moscow example, you have to be tuned to what he is talking about. If you aren't he sounds nuts, but if you ARE tuned.... wow. Brilliant.

[@eddiechilvers]

this is what science is about. Beauty, passion wonder at all around you. It's a far cry from school. Learn this. write that, sit an exam, congratulations you're educated.

[@JennRighter]

"The inconceivable nature of nature." True brilliance.

[@danvgeg]

And its all really there! Really, really there!

[@toonu]

I think I've watched this around 15 times this week alone. It is incredible.

[@AlvinOfLoronei]

what strikes me is the unbroken passion of chilhood embeded in such mature and smart man. pure inspiration and refreshment. great scientist great man. what a dude!

[@bytedildo]

that kind of lectures and that kind of enthusiastic approach makes me wanna devote my life to physics!!!

[@Sllammy]

Richard P. Feynman is the reason im in school for Engineering. Anyone that enjoys Feynmans way of telling stories should take a look at a book called "Surely your joking Dr.Feynman" A great book of anecdotes from his life, changed my life.

[@mooxim]

what a brilliant description of EM waves.

[@numb1010]

listening to feynman gives me goose bumps :) amazing

[@marty177]

Isn't it amazing that someone who is so bright, can understand what it is for someone not to understand a topic. He just makes such a considerate effort to explain something so complicated to people who are nowhere near as smart as him. That is truly a gift!

[@rpm297]

His giddiness is contagious enough to rub off on me when I listen to him. What a delight to mankind!

[@whalenbrowne]

his excitement about science is inspiring. I wish i could look at the world the way he does in this video. "and its really there!!"

[@katinkers]

this is fantastic. i could never hold a conversation with a brain like this, but i would let this man talk at me for years.

[@Xornox]

This kind of people give me back trust to humanity.

[@tubeeorrnottubee]

This man completely fascinates me~ I remember when he figured out about the "O-ring" .. Absolute pure genius~ Thank you for sharing these! :)

[@AltimaNEO]

Holy crap, I just now understood what hes talking about, and it totally blew my mind

[@tnguyen603]

feynman has been my hero ever since i know he existed... he is truly knowledgeable, yet I admire his sense of humor and his simplicity teachings

[@humbleradioTokyoAdventures]

Well done. Thanks for posting.

[@boylebongo]

I feel so enlightened. I'm stunned.

[@DavidAKZ]

We need more people like this.

[@thomasey2]

EXCELLENT !!!!! absolutely.

[@fjollornaz]

How i would love to have this man as my professor

[@thissitesuxxx]

yes he would have been a wonderful science teacher. the world needs scientists like him. he had everything, passion, excitement, fun, and he was very bright!

[@jenko701]

Guys ,This is about the greatness of this man ,WE are better that he lived .Just think!

[@joeschmoe373]

after hearing this I'm feeling a bit overcrowded.

[@BInRt]

God DAMN, I love listening to him. Having both incredible knowledge and incredible charisma is VERY rare. He just made me realize fully how "empty air" is absolutely boiling with radiation from millions of sources!

[@oB2KoMario]

I would have loved to meet this man.

[@Cuorante]

What a guy!! My eyes watered when he finished with, "The inconceivable nature of nature."

[@ziderazzi]

Feynman being a genius is one thing (most in his field are geniuses by any measure), but the great thing about him is his ability to talk about complex ideas so clearly and enthusiastically. Not many people can be both a genius and a masterful communicator.

[@ridewelltraining]

Enthusiasm and a general ability to make science real..what a gift he had!

[@JoeDuku]

well said ohhhhh

[@highup01]

What a joy to listen to this man

[@librarianeric]

Truly inspiring!

[@neofintch2]

He would be an awesome academic teacher. I bet his lectures would be awesome. Insane but awesome.

[@Blockistium]

This man really loves what he does. That's inspiring.

[@DickJohnson3434]

There are 1 to 2 hour length lectures from Feynman all over the place.

[@MonicaKn17]

He sounds kind of like Joey from Yugioh. Pure genius though. His QED theory amazed me.

[@buckfushes]

Great stuff, what a brilliant man!

[@Galactu5]

HOly smokes. What a great inspirational teacher!

[@metapersist]

I am 3/4ths through Perfectly Reasonable Deviations From The Beaten Track: The Letters Of Richard P. Feynman. I cannot recommend it highly enough. This guy treated everyone as equals, and his wit and charm really come through.

[@nutmedia]

He is incredible. When will there a be a Feynman feature length film for us all to enjoy?

[@Paxtilhoko]

Thank you for uploading this.

[@FenNick1994]

He is a great resource for the human species.

[@Gengar10000000000]

To think about all of this. To think about the vast emptiness of space............

[@54spiritedwill54]

What a great man.

[@jpmorgan187]

A true jewel to humanity

[@superfisto]

Thank you.

[@corpusien]

He was a genius but also a real free man. No one will replace him he was unique but i would like to know if there is still someone like him on this planet...Please give me a name. Thks and sorry for my bad English, i am from Quebec...;-)

[@T6e6r6o]

If I could by any means resurrect one person, and one person only... Sorry, grandma, I'd choose Feynman.

[@scientistwriter]

dude i feel you right there! so true.

[@SKudgails]

Straight to the point :)

[@dingorex]

I remember reading an article of his in Future,Omni,and/or Starlog when I was 11 (decades ago).

[@Dariusdagr8]

We need more people like him in the world...

[@stillspooky]

The Cal Tech lectures are available on CD.

[@rudocurtir]

I keep studying Physics because of him. QED is one of the most beautiful pieces of art in human history. And it also works as science :)

[@rayabe]

brilliant

[@tomsteve115]

the guy is an inspiration.

[@narablog]

An entire new world opens! This is the first time I've heard him. WOW! More more more more more science please NOW!

[@TheEyesOfNye]

I was thinking the exact same thing!

[@skadj18]

No, superposition principle is what urbania said it is, it deals with overlapping waves in linear systems. It has applications in quantum mechanics- to find solutions to Schroedinger's wave equation, or when dealing with other waves such as electromagnetic waves.

[@tungMJ1996]

best of the best

[@James1toknow]

10 years ago I picked up 6 easy pieces and loved physics ever since. You needed to clone this guy.

[@psychobollox]

i read physics at uni, but i'm actually a psychologist. he inspires me to think about psychology in the same way as he thought about physics. a real scientist! there can be no other like him!

[@LarsnStuff]

Get in line, I've been waiting near 300 years now for another Newton.

[@nutmedia]

thanks

[@void212]

Exactly. High school literally killed my interest in science at a very young age. These days, I'm totally immersed and had to self-teach myself most of it. I border on being disgusted at how the nature of reality (and nature) can be treated with such sloppy, bumbling numbness when it comes to public education. Feynman is downright animated about it, and that's how it should be.

[@Backlap]

Quite right!

[@JackeShanTwo]

@thissitesuxxx Agree. Passion, excitement, fun... nothing like that in the educational system. Just do this, do that, done.

[@CamiloSanchez1979]

this guy's my fucking hero..period

[@TheNamelessCharacter]

Like Carl Sagan but with a Nobel Prize.

[@christhemountain]

surely* Its a book, not a video as far as im aware, although i havent checked.

[@NicolaiSyvertsen]

@eddiechilvers yes. you don't have to understand anything as long as you remember it. perfect memory (eidetic?) makes anyone fly through school today with top grades. My memory is not so great but I do understand things from time to time. I'm not saying I understand everything science though. Also I got dyscalculi.

[@nickybadboy50]

You know he was a heck of a dancer as well!?!

[@MrIpenguin12]

I'm an Atheist as well, but I'm with gamal01 with this one. This was a video about Feynman. Religious discussion does not belong here.

Great physicist.

[@Phelan666]

More than just the world; the whole fucking universe.

[@diabbolog]

so wonderful i'm now taking exams to win a phd position... and listen to what he say make me happy ofm y choice

[@pacattack05]

I could very easily convince him that I was reading life along the same lines as he was. He is a beautiful human. Common sense rules....don't cha think?

[@philipheubeck]

lol "... by looking at them with this EYE" 3:58

[@stomachtalk]

AGREED!

[@Astrodicted]

Feynman truly was an amazing person.KZbin the "the feynman series" or /watch?v=Dkv0KCR3Yiw