Hahaha! 10/10 I'd watch that!

And somehow they manage to get some history lesson in there.

And a little Brady as comical sidekick.

And Hard as Nails Brady can be their modern day Watson, getting them out of real world trouble when they foolishly chase a rare science phenomenon down a London back alley.

+Ivan Mazepa I think Keith and Martyn should also get themselves into trouble, by testing their theories out with experiments that would go horribly wrong, explode, or make smoke!

Sir Martyn is a treasure. I wish there were a 100 of him all around the world educating people on the importance of science.

Floof!

"Funny you should mention that. Keith, why don't you show Professor Poliakoff the next object?" _"So here I have a pristine 18th century flintlock pistol, which is loaded and has the safety off."_

But there's a giant glove next to his face.

smoooooth operator

and to think that it happened in 1801!

Not even remotely. The Wave Theory works just fine for predicting a wide variety of behaviors. For instance, flowing through optical fibers, telescopes, microscopes etc. Where the particle theory is useful is in describing solar cells, photoreceptors, lasers etc and even here we are talking of quantum particles, whose behavior is totally different from the corpuscles postulated by Newton. Newton was trying to put forward a particle theory for describing classical phenomena, which no one in modern physics uses.

*quantum Sorry, I had to

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and young's slit experiment

+Tony DiTaranto no :)

Agreed - great hair!

Hehe, I did think they looked kind of similar in this video. As for being related, well, I guess technically all people are related, if you just go far enough back.

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next time i guess

He could cheat by being an insider and only go for the good stuff. Unfair to all the other glove wearers.

He would probably pull the entire universe out, somehow.

BaSH PROMPT most countries? Care to give an example? Because in all countries I know of "professor" is an academic title given to those with the most education at a University.

Look at the top 10 Universities in the world and most of them are in the U.S. it's unfair to judge our education system based on naming conventions

Peter Bočan that's what I thought, I literally know everybody else on that cover except the two they talked about xD

cant you keep the political bait for different comment sections?

Sorry I meant to put a question mark.

Depends on how you define scientist and "US goverment". Is it just federal, does the person have to be an elected official/politician, ...

Someone with scientific training at least a bachelors.

Bruce Liu Ok. Now, what counts as the US government? Federal, state, local? Elected, appointed, hired? Do people with degrees irrelevant to their job count? Are we talking just people with a say or any scientist?

There you go!

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Yes because you're not meant to use gloves when handling books. It's _worse_ than your bare hands. If your hands are dirty, wash them, don't use gloves.