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Intro
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The origin of measurement
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What is measurement
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The system of measuring
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How do we measure
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We need copies
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We can measure big distances
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Submultiples
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Measurements
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Time
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Speed
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Units
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My System of Units
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No One Else Uses It
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Other Weaknesses
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Old System of Units
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International System of Units
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The kilogram
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The International Prototype
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The Kelvin
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Measurement
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Atomic clocks
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Separate definition from realization
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Modern lab
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kilogram
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electrical current
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Kelvin
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Summary
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Explore the fundamental concepts of measurement and its significance in scientific endeavors in this 34-minute lecture from The Royal Institution. Delve into the International System of Units (SI) and learn about the upcoming changes to four key SI units, including mass and temperature. Discover how measurements are shifting from arbitrary standards to natural constants. Gain insights into various aspects of temperature measurement, from highly accurate thermometers to industrial sensors for harsh conditions. Examine the evolution of measurement systems, the importance of standardization, and the challenges in creating universal units. Understand the role of atomic clocks, the redefinition of the kilogram, and the impact of these changes on scientific progress. Conclude with a summary of how modern measurement techniques are revolutionizing our understanding of the world around us.

How We Measure the World - With Michael de Podesta

The Royal Institution
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