Главная
Study mode:
on
1
Introduction
2
Constructions in natural science
3
The objective reality of the speed of light
4
Is all of our physics technically wrong?
5
The inevitability of inventions
6
The expanding universe
7
Thermal radiation in the universe
8
Evidence for the evolution of the universe
9
Acoustic oscillations in the early universe
10
Exciting discoveries that haven't been discovered yet
Description:
Explore the fundamental questions about the nature of science and the search for objective reality in this thought-provoking lecture by renowned physicist P. J. E. Peebles. Delve into the concept of discovering reality through successive approximations and increasingly rigorous scrutiny. Examine how scientific theories evolve, addressing topics such as the speed of light, the expanding universe, thermal radiation, and acoustic oscillations in the early universe. Gain insights into the challenges posed by concepts like dark matter and dark energy in the quest for understanding objective reality. Learn about the inevitability of inventions and the exciting discoveries yet to be made in the field of cosmology. Drawing from a lifetime of experience as a leading physicist, Peebles offers a personal reflection on the meaning and pursuit of objective reality in science.

The Search for Objective Reality - With Jim Peebles

The Royal Institution
Add to list
0:00 / 0:00