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Richard P. Feynman

Experience Physics Through Feynman's Engaging Lectures and Insights

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Author: Richard P. Feynman

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780465023929

Language: English

Publish Date: 01/01/1994

Audiobook length: 31min

Six Easy Pieces Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: Introduction

00:0041:53

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Chapter 2: Matter is made of atoms

00:0013:43

Chapter 3: Atomic processes

00:0008:03

Chapter 4: Chemical reactions

00:0010:10

Chapter 5: Introduction

00:0074:18

Chapter 6: Introduction

00:0041:24

Chapter 7: Chemistry

00:0044:04

Chapter 8: Biology

00:0022:32

Chapter 9: Astronomy

00:0007:39

Chapter 10: Geology

00:0016:30

Chapter 11: Psychology

00:0014:16

Chapter 12: How did it get that way?

00:0009:13

Chapter 13: What is energy?

00:0035:13

Chapter 14: Gravitational potential energy

00:0013:32

Chapter 15: Kinetic energy

00:0009:40

Chapter 16: Other forms or energy

00:0017:01

Chapter 17: Planetary motions

00:0040:34

Chapter 18: Kepler’s laws

00:0004:45

Chapter 19: Development of dynamics

00:0035:52

Chapter 20: Newton’s law of gravitation

00:0011:20

Chapter 21: Universal gravitation

00:0010:06

Chapter 22: Cavendish’s experiment

00:0003:57

Chapter 23: What is gravity?

00:0013:31

Chapter 24: Gravity and relativity

00:0004:12

Chapter 25: Atomic mechanics

00:0044:28

Chapter 26: An experiment with bullets

00:0004:36

Chapter 27: An experiment with waves

00:0004:34

Chapter 28: An experiment with electrons

00:0003:19

Chapter 29: The interference of electron waves

00:0005:09

Chapter 30: Watching the electrons

00:0015:33

Chapter 31: First principles of quantum mechanics

00:0012:24

Chapter 32: The uncertainty principle

00:0004:39

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Who should listen Six Easy Pieces

"Six Easy Pieces" by Richard P. Feynman is an ideal audiobook for anyone interested in physics, from curious beginners to seasoned enthusiasts. It distills complex concepts into accessible explanations, making it perfect for students looking to reinforce their understanding or non-scientists eager to explore fundamental principles of the universe. Feynman's engaging storytelling and unique perspective on science also appeal to those interested in the human side of scientific inquiry, providing a fascinating insight into the mind of one of the 20th century's most celebrated physicists.

3 quotes from Six Easy Pieces

"The only real thing is the thing that happens to you. If you have a very good understanding of the fundamentals, your chance of survival in any endeavor is enormously improved."
"It is not possible to be scared, nervous, confused, wrong, and uncertain all at the same time, but physics does it. It has a way of being true without always being intelligible."
"The beauty of a flower is a different kind of beauty than the beauty of a mathematical equation, but they are both parts of the same world and can be appreciated in their own right."

Author : Richard P. Feynman

Richard P. Feynman was a prominent American physicist celebrated for his groundbreaking contributions to quantum mechanics, particularly through the path integral formulation and quantum electrodynamics. He made significant advancements in the understanding of superfluidity in supercooled liquid helium and introduced the parton model in particle physics. Awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1965, alongside Julian Schwinger and Sin-Itiro Tomonaga, Feynman is renowned for devising Feynman diagrams, a visual tool that simplifies the representation of complex interactions among subatomic particles. His influence extended beyond theoretical physics to the development of the atomic bomb, participation in the investigation of the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster, and pioneering concepts in quantum computing and nanotechnology. Feynman held the Richard Chace Tolman professorship at Caltech and left a lasting legacy as one of the most recognized scientists of his time.

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