Barry Barish on The History, Present, and Future of Experimental Physics | Nobel Laureate in Physics

[@user-ro9vx8kd4z]

This was a great interview!!! Such an interesting and informative conversation with Dr. Barish.

[@2704balu]

Fantastic conversation. Thank you Dr.Krauss and Dr.Barish.

[@Nix-xo9js]

Didn't realise we had fully video now, this is tremendous thanks.

[@travisfitzwater8093]

The Hilbert Space suddenly twisted 270 degrees in both directions simultaneously, splitting into two separate planes from which two separate stretches of 1/5 of the total span equidistant from each end and morphed into Minkowski space from which a plane of Branschild Space sprang and Conan the Barbarian drew his sword and cut the central access and the whole mess crashed down on the Aegean Stables which Hercules washed clean by diverting the Nile River.

[@JimGobetz]

Great Stuff, thanks for an entertaining and informative afternoon. Appreciate the great content as usual

[@BrianHill]

Well that was fabulous. Very long, so it took a couple sessions. I particularly appreciated the questions around what was hard about LIGO (specifically, not generally) and Barish went into the two factors of 10**12 including the somewhat mundane matter of isolating the experiment from the earth. The summary and speculation that we can do cosmology with gravitational waves is exciting, and the frankness of his disinterest in piling up merger events at higher rates was refreshing.

[@paulbk7810]

Lawrence, fabulous.

[@martinpollard8846]

It took me several nights with my small bluetooth speaker under my pillow but well worth it - excellent

[@elijaguy]

2:20 nice!

[@syedaliraza3476]

This is incredible. Thanks for this content - really refreshing. Also, a quick question. Are you guys doing trips similar to the sort which you were mentioning earlier? Thanks.

[@thegroove2000]

Science is open to everyone. Ideas can spark great discoveries. From imagination into reality.

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A function the Road, zero. What is zerh-fynctuon? Please discussed

[@talhendel4693]

Just to correct a a historical error stated by Barrish: the researcher who predicted the existence of the omega minus independently of Gell-Mann was Yuval Ne'eman. Much later, Zweig, to whom Barrish refers, predicted the existence of quarks pretty much simultaneously with Gell-Mann. Zweig called them Aces, a name that did not stick...

[@leonardniamh]

Great stuff

[@davidrandell2224]

If gravity is simply Galilean relative motion based on size not mass, somebody is is trouble. The likelihood that the earth is approaching the released object is 50%. Not bad odds. So simple it has eluded all the greats.

[@243david7]

Great interview. But I like the way Barry (Just like Roger Penrose) always insists on finishing his point or returning to it at the next opportunity. They have earned it. We, the great unwashed (unlike the Host) might not know what's coming next and would like to hear the rest of the story, as Harvey Andrews used to delightfully say.

[@hollismallory2757]

Don’t sell yourself short

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[@executivesteps]

It’s Krauss that’s a crappy interviewer. He just can’t let someone finish their story without interrupting to show how much he knows. Just shut up with your noises and let the person being interviewed speak.

[@hollismallory2757]

I’m a public school teacher. I can attest to the fact that kids are “passed along”. It’s a result of the system putting all the responsibility on the teachers and none on the students and parents, I think… but what do I know

[@travisfitzwater8093]

can any one else see a red line roughly down the middle of the crescent moon. I can, the camera can't and no one I know can. Curiously, if I wear my prescription glasses, I don't see the line? very very bizarre. Something to study?

[@travisfitzwater8093]

Children have far too many distractions designed to attract their attention and create habits because the marketers have mastered the *art* and *science* of creating material which causes the limbic system and reward pathways to activate creating anticipatory and consummatory reward signaling in the brain/body. It's like a low key programmed technicolor heroin-anslogue delivery system. I'm not trying to disparage the programmers of visual/technological products: they are doing their jobs and ought to be commended for their supreme level of success. You can't blame them for the current issues, really. They likely did not predict the eventual downstream consequences of their craft the way it has manifested. What can best be done to reverse this current trending outcome of their superlative proficiency at attracting and seizing the attention of juvenile consumers of electronic media is to engage them in the conseption and production if programming and other electronic media (games and the like) that focused in entertaining them as effectively as they have proven achievable but with the added component of educating them in all of the many areas (which is almost all of tnem) where they have been backsliding. The marketers/programmers ought to welcome this new direction as a challenge (like a new mountain to conquer -think of Everest). We all ought to encourage them to tackle this challenge and they ought to consider it an opportunity to engage in a healthy and friendly competition with their counterparts. Perhaps the creation of some cash and prestige-focused awards would help provide a tangible and worthy set of incentives. Governmental and charitable actors could partner to develop these incentive mechanisms to encourage the effort of the various major players in striving to achieve these new goals.

[@jrrtokin5812]

I wish I had the $$ to go on that trip. I'm Canadian, that Greenland cold would have no effect on me. :)

[@davidwhite2011]

I wonder if Lawrence's favorite book now is Animal Farm.

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[@orepsa]

you lean Larry

[@Btal821]

The intersection of politics and science. Call Richard Garwin.

[@executivesteps]

Great interview - would have even better without the constant guttural noises from Krauss. He just can’t let someone finish a thought without injecting his grunting.

[@debbiepollard119]

Yawn. I went to Cornell. Labs were pretty open to undergrads.

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[@hollismallory2757]

What does “based” mean? I keep seeing it.

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@@hollismallory2757 in a lot of contexts it can be used to show that you think something/someone is cool, authentic or correct

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[@robertkahn9151]

I would go on the Greenland trip with my partner but 'the stab' being required means I won't be.

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And a new flat earther is born....

[@1shpendi]

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Weird

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Sure...but no value, it's simply wrong!

[@rockyfjord3753]

All these postings come across as narcissistic. One learns next to nothing of anything new in science. It's like a mutual admiration society. What has science given to the human enterprise of late besides bioweapons WMD that has killed more than six million people thus far? I have never read anything like this bio worship of scientists and philosophers before the 1980's, let's say. Now we worship these scientists like people worshipped the clericals of the 5th to 15th centuries. If they were truly so great, then why is the world in the awful mess it's in today? Like with scientists who created plastics, asbestos, toxic herbicides and pesticides that get into the food chain? GMO grains made to tolerate even more toxic chemicals. I am done with trying to watch these narcissistic bio interviews with scientists whose contributions are dubious at best.

[@GaryHudsonsMusic]

Yawn

[@YawnGod]

You called? Yes, LIGO is questionable.

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