Documentary about the geniuses of the past millenium

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The discussion centers around the documentary "BRILLIANT MINDS" aired on the DISCOVERY SCIENCE channel, which highlights the contributions of historical figures in physics and mathematics such as Galileo, Newton, Einstein, and Hawking. The documentary has inspired viewers to pursue careers in theoretical physics and related fields. Participants emphasize the importance of such inspirational content for aspiring scientists and recommend Carl Sagan's "Cosmos" as an additional source of motivation.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of basic physics and mathematics concepts
  • Familiarity with historical figures in science, specifically Galileo, Newton, Einstein, and Hawking
  • Knowledge of documentary filmmaking and its impact on education
  • Interest in theoretical physics and astronomy
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  • Explore the impact of documentaries on science education
  • Research the contributions of Galileo, Newton, Einstein, and Hawking to modern physics
  • Watch Carl Sagan's "Cosmos" for further inspiration in astronomy
  • Investigate other educational documentaries that focus on scientific breakthroughs
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This discussion is beneficial for aspiring scientists, students of physics and mathematics, educators in the field of science, and anyone seeking inspiration from historical scientific figures.

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hello everyone...

Well I've always wanted to do something with physics or maths and just totally love these two.

But lately this ambition was fading away till like a few hours ago when I watched this documentary about the geniuses of the past millenium, Galileo, Newton, Einstein, and Hawphkins*(sorry for misspelling)

and they truly inspired me to further my interests in these fields and fullfill my curiosity(now I want to be a theoretical physicist)o:)


It was on DISCOVERY SCIENCE channel

"BRILLIANT MINDS"

I think it is a must see for all naturing and young scientist world wide...:biggrin:


so enjoy the show... and i hope others can recommend good shows such as this too

~peace out~
 
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