"Spooky" physics | Leo Kouwenhoven | TEDxDelft
What Einstein called "spooky," Physicist Leo Kouwenhoven calls the future. In this illuminating talk, he explains quantum entanglement -- the property that shows ...
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Translator: Queenie Lee Reviewer: Rhonda Jacobs They just told me back there apparently, there's a golden rule in book publishing that says, "with every formula you show, you lose half of your audience." I have two on my first slide. But I only want to show you these formulas to illustrate that with just a few symbols like "F" equals "m" times "a," we can describe a wealth of phenomena - from the Earth around the Sun, from a ball game, from your bike ride, everything. Or if you are a communications person, you may like Maxwell's equation. Everything we do with our radio, or mobile phone communication, or actually, the fact that we see each other is all described by this very simple Maxwell equation that you see here. It's so simp...
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Translator: Queenie Lee Reviewer: Rhonda Jacobs They just told me back there apparently, there's a golden rule in book publishing that says, "with every formula you show, you lose half of your audience." I have two on my first slide. But I only want to show you these formulas to illustrate that with just a few symbols like "F" equals "m" times "a," we can describe a wealth of phenomena - from the Earth around the Sun, from a ball game, from your bike ride, everything. Or if you are a communications person, you may like Maxwell's equation. Everything we do with our radio, or mobile phone communication, or actually, the fact that we see each other is all described by this very simple Maxwell equation that you see here. It's so simp...
