The Father and Son Who Shared a Nobel Prize in Physics

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I really like how you explain physics in a very understandable way in these short videos. The biographical and historic information is also much appreciated.

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[@dargi_am]

Very interesting, thank you ! When I studied solid-state physics in the uni I heard a lot the surnames Bragg and Laue but I never searched about these scientists. Thanks to this video and the previous one I finally know who were they. Thanks a lot !

[@ghostmantagshome-er6pb]

I remember reading some thought the son rode on the dads coattails but it wasn't true they both showed genius and were deserving.

[@gavinedmondstone316]

I am enjoying these videos and seeing some of the human side of the pioneers of methods that became routine parts of my working days. On my first x-ray diffractometer the diffraction pattern was record on film. If you couldn't figure out what my unknown specimen was by comparing the experimental film strip with a library of film strips of known materials then resort to using the Bragg equation to determine the d-spacings of the three strongest lines was required. Then you had use books that indexed the d-spacings and if you were lucky could figure out what you had. God help you if it was a mixture. Our next instrument was computerized but manual use of the Bragg equation occasionally came in handy for sorting out an artifact from a mystery component.

[@fightwithbiomechanix]

I use X-Ray Diffraction in my Face Centered Cubic metals research!!! So much easier that Scanning Electron Microscopy in terms of sample prep ❤

[@benstallone6784]

The Braggs have a lot to brag about

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I can only imagine the dose of ionizing radiation these scientists absorbed.

[@dogcarman]

They not only discovered a lot of physics, they also discovered new and exciting ways to get cancer.

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I like the video, love you love intelligence science

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Thanks Bauer, thanks van lowen

[@Blu3B33r]

Laurence reminds me a bit of a young Cillian Murphy