Visualising Brownian Motion – Christmas Lectures with Philip Morrison

Philip Morrison uses a microscope and a model made of small ball bearings and a magnetic field to demonstrate Brownian motion.
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Philip Morrison gave the 1968 Christmas Lectures “Gulliver’s Travels” which focused on the importance of scale in science. Taking inspiration from Dean Swift’s Gulliver in the lands of Lilliput and Brobdingnag , we go on a journey from the fundamental building blocks of the universe to the stellar size of of our galaxy.

In his fifth lecture, Philip Morrison moves away from disucssing ratios and focuses on small and large numbers themselves.

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