The Synchrotron: How it works (For senior secondary science students)

One out of the vault from 2002.
update Feb 2018
Available for schools at ClickView: www.clickview.com.au/curricul...
I'm putting this online knowing that although I made it (back in 2002) I don't technically have the rights to it, BUT the company that funded it - VEA -- went out of business last year. Let me know if it's helpful! Happy to put a link to whoever's making money out of it these days if you want. I thought it was a good example of what I spent 8years of my life doing, creating "educational videos" before I started the Campfire Film Foundation, and then moved onto the podcast I'm doing now.
Also has a new relevance to me because a second cousin of mine just started working there!

[@somedude4805]

20 years old, still very helpful. Great thing, having videos like these online.

[@phantom4902]

I am doing a presentation tomorrow morning in my nuclear physics class and this video was a life saver lol. Thank you, I will give due credits of course.

[@halilibrahimcetin9448]

Absolutely a perfect educational video. Breathtaking in fact. Thanks for the upload.

[@user-uw4go6vz4n]

This video was very helpful thank you

[@anqinghua9381]

Very good video. Explain this techniques clearly. Thanks.

[@morbidxray]

Thanks a ton. This is very informative.

[@navidhoseini8680]

thanks a lot for comprehensive explanation

[@Saharhalevi]

Super helpful, thank you

[@emmabee5027]

Great video!!! Thanks so much!!

[@lalitmarkam9424]

Awesome and its very helpful for me

[@ShortFilmsTeachersLove]

That's great Lalit. Thanks for the feedback :)

[@younesalma4536]

super helpfull thank you so much for the upload

[@a64738]

Loved the video, very thorough and aslo basic explanation that even me that have no higher eduction understood very well :) (think I have been watching to many videos like this haha)

[@ShortFilmsTeachersLove]

Thanks Rondo

[@bulatgabidullin3209]

an old, but still brilliant video

[@jontobin5942]

Good video, Very informative for a layman like me. I suggest editing out the strange 90's transitions though lol.

[@habap7434]

very informative. thanks

[@graphenepixel8231]

Pretty good video. How do they shut down synchrotrons safely without any excess radiation escaping?

[@ShortFilmsTeachersLove]

Good question, not sure, i only made the video! Thankfully though, it's more like an old TV than a nuclear-reactor from how I understand it. Nothing chain-reaction-like happening :)

[@animeshroy8837]

Nice

[@ShortFilmsTeachersLove]

Thnx Animesh