Isaac Newton’s Birthday is on Christmas
Join us in a Newton-inspired holiday physics hangout with rockstar physicist +Henry Reich of +MinutePhysics and +MinuteEarth and brilliant ballerina biologist +Carin Bondar of +National Geographic, +Scientific American and host of Wild Sex, a science show about the strange reproductive habits of the animal kingdom. She knows how the world gets physical. +Veritasium AKA +Derek Muller may pop in. We hear there may even be more special guests so you should probably go ahead and RSVP yes to join the lively conversation. BYOB. Hosted by +Amy Robinson of +Science on Google+ .
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Get in the zone. Neil Tyson on freaky Isaac Newton, “my man” via Big Think : Neil deGrasse Tyson: My Man, Sir Isaac Newton
best quote ‘had to invent integral and differential calculus…then he turned 26’
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This has #SassyScience written all over it. Count me in!
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Sounds Interesting. But, Work beckons. You guys have a great time. 🙂
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Interesting…if time permits i will join
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Post your questions below and we will try to get them answered during the hangout.
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Shared with some of my crew on FB. Thank you so much for putting this together! It sounds like a fun and (as we say in some ASD circles) STIMMY time 🙂 Miriam M. James McGuire Stephen Borgman Fazli Azeem
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Sounds interesting…
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If Isaac Newton met Veritasium, what do you think he would ask?
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Add questions!
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WOW
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Veritasium just popped in!
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If you can’t find the talk here it is:
Newtonmas Hangout on Air with MinutePhysics, Carin Bondar and Veritasium
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Newton and his contemporaries were generally a very irritable bunch prone to spirited debates, to the point of generating some of the most notorious scientific disputes in history. Name some of your favorites!
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that was great, thanks!
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Thanks everyone! Carin Bondar Henry Reich Derek Muller Jason Davison Scott Lewis y’all are awesome!
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Thank you all for watching/participating! Great questions and comments, everyone! We really love having these hangouts and interacting with all of you fantastic folks at the Science on Google+ community!!
So now that your mind has been piqued about all things Newton, we’ll be having yet another hangout about one of the objects that Newton is famous for: The Telescope.
At 9 p.m. EST/6 p.m. PST, join Deep Astronomy, Space Fans, Tony Darnell and I as we answer our most popular question “which telescope should I buy?”
Event Page is here: http://goo.gl/tT34TD
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Anything lately in spectral magnetics?
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