Two University of Toronto students in the math and physics program discuss interesting topics in the
Today we answer questions that were asked in an email by one of our fans. If you also have questions
Today we discuss the idea of parallel universes and how it came from the MWI in quantum mechanics. W
Today we discuss with Matt the trials of teaching math and physics WELL during the early years in a
Today we read your comments and we take your requests for a third installment of the Astronomy Episo
Today we discuss how life may be able to appear elsewhere in our own solar neighbourhood, as well as
Today we discuss what it would be like for aliens to invent mathematics in a different part of the u
Today we discuss our upcoming courses that we'll be taking in the Fall. We also talk about some of t
Today we discussed, as promised, our experiences in our physics labs at the University of Toronto. W
Today we discuss uncertainties in practial physics and how we encountered error analysis in our own
Today we talk with Raphael Rowley, a first year electrical engineering student, about his experience
Today we continue on the topic of astronomy, discussing about the moon, stars and black holes. IG:
Today we discuss geometry. We picked out a few shapes and objects in order to dive into whatever tha
Today we discuss fun topics about space, the beggining of the universe and our solar system.
As the title suggests, today we discuss any topic that comes to mind in this second part to our conv
Today we discuss Mathew's experience as an upper year student at UofT, following the path that is co
Today we discuss our favorite topics that we've come to know and love throughout our first year in u
In this video, we discuss different phenomena that occur in quantum mechanics, namely quantum tunnel
Today we discuss why special relativity is important and how it can explain the warping of space and
Un Today we discuss quantum physics and condensed matter physics with our physics professor from Uof
Today we talk about the implications of inifinity and its counterpart, the infinitesmal. ie, the rea
