Professor Jim Al-Khalili discusses the universe's size and shape, quantum mechanics, and human perception in a 120-minute film directed by Nic Stacey.
“Was everything we know the result of Nothing ?”
Synopsis
Professor Jim Al-Khalili discusses the universe's size and shape, quantum mechanics, and human perception in a 120-minute film directed by Nic Stacey.
Synopsis
Professor Jim Al-Khalili stands at the forefront of scientific inquiry in "Everything and Nothing." He discusses the universe's size and shape, referencing the theories of Albert Einstein and Niels Bohr. The film covers quantum mechanics and the behavior of subatomic particles, illustrating their role in understanding the cosmos. Al-Khalili connects human perception to the mysteries of existence, prompting reflection on what defines reality. The documentary runs for 120 minutes and was directed by Nic Stacey.
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Why Watch
- Find out how Einstein shaped our view of the universe.
- See how quantum mechanics connects to everyday reality.
- Meet Jim Al-Khalili as he explains complex ideas simply.
Did You Know
- Albert Einstein and Niels Bohr made significant contributions to our understanding of the cosmos.
- The film discusses quantum mechanics and its relation to subatomic particles.
- The documentary has a runtime of 120 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary Everything and Nothing?
Nic Stacey directed the documentary Everything and Nothing.
What year was Everything and Nothing released?
Everything and Nothing was released in 2011.
Which scientists are mentioned in Everything and Nothing?
Albert Einstein and Niels Bohr are mentioned in Everything and Nothing for their contributions to understanding the cosmos.
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