molecules, okay, but atoms are what we're gonna talk about today. atoms are big or atoms are small? - very small. - small or small-small? - small-small. - small-small-small small. we'll talk about how big, how small atoms are. anyway, we have all the atoms arranged in our textbook. open to the front cover and you will see the periodic table, periodic chart of the elements. and this is the periodic chart, gang. you guys have gotta memorize that by next time. will you learn any physics at all if you do memorize that? no. you'll learn no physics, none. all you'll know is a lot of names and a lot of chart, okay? but what is this chart? this chart is an enormous detective story, put this together. what it does is it lists all the atoms by atomic number, starting off number one with hydrogen, jump over to the page, helium, then lithium, beryllium, boron, carbon, what comes after carbon, gang? nitrogen. guess which is heavier, carbon or nitrogen? nitrogen. see, they keep getting heavier than ever, then oxygen, fluorine, neon and so forth. let's talk about those atoms. let's talk about some

we know that matter is made of atoms, and the atoms are made of what? the atoms have a central nucleus, say positive. and around that nucleus orbit, say, a little particle called an electron, and this carries the negative part of the charge. it's this little electron that carries the negative charge that makes up electric currents in wires--electron. it turns out this and this, these charges are opposite and which belies a fundamental rule of electricity. opposite charges... attract. --attract. and like charges... repel. repel. repel. that's right. and so the negative charge is being attracted to the positive charge and whirls around, around, around in a very loose sense, in almost an incorrect sense. but we can think of it like a sun here and a planet going around and around and around. the force that holds the planet to the sun is the force that we don't understand it very well. we have a name for it begins with g. what is it? gravity. gravity. and the force that holds the electron to the proton is the force we call... electricity. begins with the e.

that catches the next atom. when that light wave hits that atom, what's that atom do? how many say, "oh, it probably don't vibrate"? come on, it vibrates, too, all right? so, boom, it's absorbed. now, what's the vibrating atom do? boom, spit, burp, bam, bam, bam--it cascades, when it gets to the end. here's your piece of glass like this, yeah. here's your first atom just sitting like that. here comes a wave--choo, choo-- okay, hoop, i spit. next atom, boom, okay, boom. hit, boom. here's the atom right on the edge over here. whip, boom. this one, hit, boom, and then foom, free space. how fast did it throw it out? free space. you know what the speed of the light was in between atoms? 300,000 kilometers per second, the speed of light that you get in a vacuum. 'cause guess--we think of a vacuum as void, right? take a piece of glass, take a piece of water, what's in between the atoms? how many say airspace? no, no, no, no, no. no airspace. what's in between there, gang? begin with a v end with oid. try it. - void. - a void. and guess how fast that light wave go or that ligh

in fact, helium stays in the atom form, just one atom. don't gang up into molecules, and a helium atom is very fast. and let's see if we can see why. let's suppose we have some helium gas in e room here. wod that have the same temperature as the air in the room? let's have a helium balloohere and it's in contact with the air in the room. won't it come to the same temperature? yes, it will. the air in this room all has the same temperature. that doesn't mean every molecule is going exactly as fast as the other. it means on the average they are. the average kinetic energy per molecule is the same for everything that has the same temperature. so helium atoms move faster on the average than others because they are... smaller. let's use the equation to guide our thinking. remember we talked about kinetic energy before, gang. let's get in a little physics here. now, this is kinda-- this is a little deep physics. that's the expression, kinetic energy. that is also proportional to temperature. to say two volumes of gas have the same temperature i

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less than a month after the first atomic bomb test, the u.s.ropped a uranium bomb known as little boy over the japanese city of hiroshima, killing up to 130,000 people. three days later, fat man, a plutonium bomb, was detonated over nagasaki. later in his life, j. robert oppenheimer, often called the father of the atomic bomb, warned the public about its terrifying power. in a 1965 television broadcast he reflected on witnessing the first test nuclear explosion 20 years earlier. >> people laughed and people cried. i remember reading from the hindu scripture, "the destroyer of debt, a destroyer of worlds." i guess we all thought felt that way one another. >> to robert oppenheimer, developed the only two atomic bombs dropped on cities, nagasaki and hiroshima. today, los alamos national laboratory is the nation's foremost nuclear weapons lab. los alamos is only part of the nuclear story of new mexico. the state's long history of uranium mining on native american lands provides fuel for the front end of the nuclear industry. it is also published it

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israel has a clichÉ of atomic weapons.for many years, they obtained like we used to do historically to obtain arms and my young days under the british magnum. all right, do you think there is any bets, bit of connection between israel being a nuclear power and iran and other nations in the middle east striving to reach nuclear power? >> first of all, you know as an israeli when you are to sub for a different view of three opinions. i belong to the ruling party of the likud party and the israelis supported this last election. will happen next election? god knows. i hope so. regarding the nuclear capability, i will not get into detail, but one thing i can tell you for sure that when the ukrainian leader, thinking about acquiring nuclear capability is selling to the world what he wants it. he wants to change the reality in the middle east. he wants to rule the governing regime in the middle east. you want to say it and i believe it. if israel has nuclear power, i think everybody knows it is in order to show strength and to av

there's the atom bomb and the degradation of the environment, and space travel.t's been a dramatic part of my life. [ whirring and beeping ] i became interested in the theme of space very early. i was able to get a tape of the sound of space as it was recorded by voyager ii. when i listened to this tape, it made even more real for me what i have imagined it to be like in outer space. it's probably impossible for me to do what i'm trying to do, which is to make real to myself the vastness of outer space. it's something i will never see personally, that i will never hear personally. i would have loved to be able to go up in one of the shuttles. the jet propulsion lab is right nearby here in pasadena. i can go there anytime i want to. and they're very open to the public. i've watched the flybys of planets when the pixels come in, and the photos of space and places that no one's ever seen before. stellar winds, solar flares -- there are all kinds of possibilities that enter my art. [ beeping and whirring ] i always have five or six works in progress at the same time.

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had monthly bomb drills. >> we must be ready every day all the time to do the right thing if the atomic bomb explodes. duck and cover. that's the first thing to do. >> as americans learned to duck and cover there was a new emphasis on shelter. survival supplies were stockpiled in large buildings where the public was expectedded to gather during an atomic attack then stay there for days or even weeks to escape nuclear fall out falling particless full of falling debris. kitty brit was a young woman with her husband in the armed forces when her neighbors were all building shelters. she thought it was funny. >> when you go out of your hidden place everybody is going to be dead. deadsville, right, nothing. i would rather go when the bomb went off. >> reporter: she says some of her neighbors talked about buying guns. >> and if the man who lives next door max next door decides to come over, no way max we haven't got room for you, boom boom. right. >> so people would have gun -- >> they actually said that. >> houses weren't being built with basements. at the height of the panic, squads of door

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last month where he stated that iran was on the brink of creating an atomic bomb the u.s. and israel have long accused the islamic republic of seeking nuclear weapons which iran strongly denies. and time now to check with katie at the business desk hello there so. the russian markets are in full swing right kate so they are indeed it's the second hour of trade now we are looking at like game so far and a lot of that is because oil is now going up which is now the biggest weekly decline since so that's good news in that thought of the back of her ok. leaving these shores of new york so as i say it's a real benefit for the russian markets which those figures out just now i don't want to mention the fact that one of the top gainers is norbert tech and those shares are pulling a bit by. to the mall that solved to the company got access to school the self-will cypress now law on the company which is russia's biggest private gas producer has put more efforts to improve its operations in europe the firm has started talks with a local company is aiming to sign a new gas trading co

killer super storm sandy sparks an atomic scare with alarms of rays and several power plants along the was eastern seaboard taken offline. u.k. politicians are drawn up over a million pounds and travel expenses for finding missions to exotic destinations causing a wave of anger and come back for. armed as u.k. and u.s. intelligence speeds they want to go to war global terrorism flying high or report on those punished for not following the bottom of the. news from russia and around the world this is here with me thanks for joining us of our because ravished east coast is recovering from superstorm sandy which has left at least forty five killed it also forced a three nuclear power plants to go offline while a state of alert was declared as a force facility and a maintenance autism or an important. the super storm known as sandy has left millions of people and businesses along the east coast without power but the greatest danger the hurricane has posed may revolve around america's nuclear power plants at least three nuclear reactors have been shut down and the nation's oldest facility in

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gunderson says the posse of sunday should be a wake up call for on the atomic industry the water level was somewhere around two meters perhaps a little higher because the gauge that the government uses to measure it actually broke in the storm surge because pump is critical to cool the water when it's in the nuclear reactor but in america will we move the fuel into the spent fuel pool we have no way of cooling it the real problem is that the box that the fuel is in can get very very humid because as this water begins to get hot those steam goes up and the equipment in that box safety related equipment is really not designed for high unity i don't believe we'll have a fukushima disaster but i think it really should show the american nuclear regulatory commission that it can happen here. we could have a flood inland in one of the pennsylvania plants and be having the same conversation two days from now. and to stay without say for more updates on the also massive so based on sunday and the race for the white house will want the main strands missing on home as well next monday on the eve

carbon monoxide contains two atoms of carbon and only one atom of oxygen. it is a minor difference but huge ramifications. >> carbon dioxide is in our atmosphere. it is tolerated to some extent in the atmosphere versus carbon monoxide which is a poison. it can suffocate people and in low consequence concentrations as it builds up and in higher concentrations, it could actually kill new minutes. >> like in a car garage. >> in a car garage, in your home. that is why we hear about having the detectors for carbon monoxide. >> carbon dioxide, we produce ourself when we breathe in and breathe out. some of what we both out is carbon dioxide. carbon monoxide can be poisonous, deadly and it is recommended. we showed you a picture of a carbon monoxide alarm. in addition to having smoke alarms in your homes, fire departments, other safety experts strongly advise that you have a carbon monoxide detector in your home. it is a -- as low level doses, the symptoms will mimic flu- like symptoms. people are sleeping sometimes and if they don't have a detector, the house fill

weapons and so forth now of course they're turning the use of atomic weapons against iran that's what that's what both bush and obama for that matter romney mean. when they say nothing is off the table when it comes to dealing with iran they're threatening the use of atomic weapons well that on the ground i wouldn't be able to do this without the central bank and let's back up for a for a moment a couple of things you said mary do you are you suggesting that actually there is collusion and that the central bank gives accommodative monetary policy to the government during times of war when the government wants to go to war or is obviously going to yeah i mean this is the center by takes the orders of the government of the late arthur burns who was nixon's chairman of the of the fed said in answer to a question at a press conference right once after he was out of office he said well you know the the chairman of the fed has to do what the president wants or otherwise we lose our independence one of the funniest answer was ever given by a public official what he meant was the right to pri

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that case is called terry versus atoms. so it also comes up same year. the issue in terry is whether or not this club in texas, which is called the texas jaybird club, a democratic social club that if you are not a member of the club he cannot vote in the primary and essence. and only white people are allowed to be in the checks his chamber club. so the issue in that case is should they take that petition in here the case clocks and rehnquist writes to memos about kerry versus atoms, basically saying the rate of processing, and again this goes way back to the conservatism of his youth and probably his parent and such. but he writes in to more to douglas promised to jackson, asserting very, very strongly at the right of free association is such that the supreme court should let this case go, leave it alone and also espousing some views that are basically, he says it's about time we understand that why people are black people don't like each other much as move on. and so, those memos, all of which are in the archives of jackson, but this archives were clos

today, france generates 75% of its electricity by splitting apart atoms and it's no coincidence thats cheap electricity, and as you'll see, the french are apparently so powerful they even recycle their nuclear waste. on august 6, 1945, the world was changed by a little boy, that was the code name for the first ever atomic bomb dropped on hiroshima. out of this terrible tragedy, an industry sprung up, one that has been surrounded in mystery and conflict. energy, france makes $3 billion every year as the world's largest net exporter of electricity. >> the mass way of producing electricity. here in a traditional french on august 6, 1945, the world was changed by a little boy, that was the code name for the first ever atomic bomb dropped on hiroshima. out of this terrible tragedy, an industry sprung up, one that has been surrounded in mystery and conflict. >> around nuclear, there is ideology and i would say even religionings and there is a feeling that there is few people which are dealing with the life of the humanity. >> the head of generation and engineer for electricity to france, t

we have a legacy of real trouble in this country because of those british atomic tit.