Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Nobel prize winner for chemistry in 1996, Harry Kroto, is going to take us through a few aspects of science and the arts the way he sees it. He discusses the basic underlying principles of chemistry, which he says are very simple, and goes on to say "everybody should understand chemistry cause that is what life is about." Here, Harry discusses, in great detail, all things chemistry, quantum mechanics and teaches us some equations along with how the periodic table was built. Watch, as Harry delves into the interesting subject of the idea behind the visuals of scientists, why, and where, they get their mad media image, all while taking us on a journey of science and the media and discussing his newest project, The Vega Science Trust, in which he and his colleagues are trying to do something for the world by creating an understanding of science and technology.
Nobel prize winner for chemistry in 1996, Harry Kroto, is going to take us through a few aspects of science and the arts the way he sees it. He discusses the basic underlying principles of chemistry, which he says are very simple, and goes on to say "everybody should understand chemistry cause that is what life is about." Here, Harry discusses, in great detail, all things chemistry, quantum mechanics and teaches us some equations along with how the periodic table was built. Watch, as Harry delves into the interesting subject of the idea behind the visuals of scientists, why, and where, they get their mad media image, all while taking us on a journey of science and the media and discussing his newest project, The Vega Science Trust, in which he and his colleagues are trying to do something for the world by creating an understanding of science and technology.
