You are not signed in
Sign in | Become a Member | Contact Us
You are not signed in
Sign in | Become a Member | Contact Us
Speakers: John Wheeler
John Wheeler discusses the preposterous influence of Einstein’s theory of gravity as 'a curved space' and explores the complexity of particles in space. He puts forward the analogy of foam on the surface of the ocean to convey the amount of particular disturbance throughout space.
This interview was conducted by David Peat and Paul Buckley, and kindly provided by David Peat.
Theoretical physicist
Audio: Werner Heisenberg on quantum theory
20 Nov 2009
Leon Lederman on A Sense of Wonder
08 Feb 2010
Audio: Werner Heisenberg on the problems of language
20 Nov 2009
Abraham Pais
30 Aug 2009
Audio: P.A.M. Dirac on dimensionless numbers
20 Nov 2009
Audio: David Bohm
20 Nov 2009
“What hope for the economy?”, featuring Anatole Kaletsky and Gideon Rachman, chaired by Evan Davis, 7th Feb 2012
Buy tickets
"The best chance for peace between Israel and Palestine is for Uncle Sam to butt out”, featuring William Sieghart, 27th Feb 2012
Buy tickets
Rising star historian Faramerz Dabhoiwala on the origins of sex and how the permissive society arrived in Western Europe, 15th Feb
Buy tickets
IQ² GLOBAL
USA
Asia
Australia
Ukraine
Greece
Copyright 2011 Intelligence 2 Ltd | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | User Guidelines | Goodies | FAQs
