Madame Curie had two daughters: Irene and Eve. Eve had the incredibly rare distinction of being the only person in her family not to receive a Nobel Prize. Her mother received two (chemistry and physics), her father got one (in physics), her sister got one (in chemistry), her brother-in-law got one (in chemistry) and her husband got one (for peace).
It's wild to think a lot of her stuff is still as radioactive as it is, not to mention that when she passed (RIP) her coffin was lined with lead! What an inspirational woman and scientist. This video was a really interesting insight into her work and ideas, thanks
This is so cool. I’m a little obsessed with Marie Curie at the moment and I would never have thought to look for a copy of her original thesis. Thank you for sharing this.
Toby, I watched this yesterday and came back to watch it again today. I just wanted to say thank you so much for doing content like this. Curie has always been a huge role model of mine and to see you explain her PhD (also that of Einstein and others) is like a present that you give the world every time you post. I would love to have the time and expertise to look through high impact theses and important scientists' academic history, but it is just not something that I can do. Please please please continue with this :D
I'm studing physics at Maria Skłodowska - Curie's University in Poland :D Wreszcie doczekałem się odcinka o patronce mojej uczelni. Pozdrowionka z Lublina ;)
I thoroughly enjoyed this! I have read Marie Curie’s biography and wish I had accomplished at least half as much as she did. There‘s a recent film about her starring Rosamund Pike, as well as an older one.
My partner is a physical chemist by training, and a materials scientist by vocation. Thank you for this tour of Marie Curie's thesis. I already have great respect for my partners' work, but I'm really glad she works with semiconductors instead of heavy metals!
I remember when I was learning about elements at my small high school in the suburbs of Australia, I always thought of Polony (the luncheon meat) when I heard of Polonium. Now that I'm older, it's pretty obvious it was named after Poland. It turns out Polony is called Devon outside of Western Australia.
Tibees with another Joy of Physics episode, showing us evidences and motivations of eminent scientists. This closer look and guide to Marie Curie is a joy and inspiration. 😌🙏
@@grattata4364 I am sorry but who are you? I didnt talk to you? I just cant stand memes in almost every comment. Its just like spam with no value. Its too stupid so maybe its written by bots?
Marie Curie really inspires me to the fullest and so does this channel... I really how informative the videos are .. I start with the first few videos and end up seeing the whole video every single time...
As usual Toby, I learn something new everytime I watch your videos. I love your teaching style. Marie Curie is such a hero for her genius. What they accomplished with what they had to work with; superhuman!
I am absolutely terrible at math, but I have always been fascinated with it. I soaked up all the books about scientists and mathematicians like Turing. Also enjoy all your videos, jumping from one to the next.
How have you never been on my recommended list before? I'm just a simple man and could never understand a lot of what you know, but wow. That soft voice is amazing.
you look gorgeous toby! your content has 2 functions in my life: first im really interested in the topics(but at 1.5x tho), second your voice is so calming and soothing i can fall asleep easily
Marie Curie cosplay dress was on point ! Great historic figure. *She was not alone.* Her husband Pierre Curie helped her in the discovery, that's what many forget to mention ! It was a couple team effort, not her alone !
I liked title of her work 'Substances Radioactive'. Such a title might be harder to publish nowadays as they tend to run on multiple lines, particularly titles in biochemistry.
"Energy stored millions of years ago through fusion" is the most important insight about all of this. That makes me think that Gravity can be used as a form of infinite energy, or an energy transformer.
Such a gem. Really appreciate pointing out the limited, and effectively utilized, "subjective aesthetic judgements" in this thesis. So much now seems to be driven by "subjective aesthetic judgements" stemming from non-science based bias'.
The desk that she worked at is still radio active to this day.Her husband died of cancer in all likelihood of radiation poisoning.They didn't understand the implications of handling radioactive material.Truly a great couple totally dedicated to there work.You remind me of her
it's Marie Sklodowska- Curie. She had double barrelled surname. It is stated on her Nobel Prize certificate. Both of them actually. Please include that in the video title, not just the description :)
I sometimes forget that Toby is a modern day person living in our present day, because of how medieval and pre-industrial she can dress, talk, and act.
When a Young boy I was given a 'Lady bird' book about Marie Curie and read of Her life and great achievements. Toby now explains some of the actual work in detail.
Hi Tibees ! Just a small tip about french old research files (thesis, publications, articles, etc) : you can find them on www.gallica.bnf.fr, an open-access datafile which gathers all the document published (including some thesis, old mathematics textbook, etc.) in France before the 1940's - 1950's et numerized by the french national library (Bibliothèque nationale de France)
Oye Tibees muchísimas gracias por subir esta clase de contenido, en serio tu pronunciación es tan clara que hasta una persona hispanohablante como yo te puede entender sin subtítulos, la ambientación y la vestimenta de principios del siglo XX esta increible, gran contenido💙💚💛💜
6:45 If I remember correctly polonium was used in the Manhattan project. Also used in removing dust from vinyl records, photo negative strips, movie reels etc. Apparently you can make polonium from bismuth isotopes in a particle accelerator through transmutation.
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Links to where I got the documents are in the description ⚛️
Whenever I see you, I feel like I'm in heaven.....
kamal3123 me too
I also feel like getting enlightened and inspired
Maybe because of her calm voice
You look better in this hair style 🤟
Exactly Broooo..... it's unimaginable....
one of my dreams is to pass the exam for you! hallo from Perm (Russia)
Madame Curie had two daughters: Irene and Eve. Eve had the incredibly rare distinction of being the only person in her family not to receive a Nobel Prize. Her mother received two (chemistry and physics), her father got one (in physics), her sister got one (in chemistry), her brother-in-law got one (in chemistry) and her husband got one (for peace).
Imagine being her lol
Adam's revenge 😏
Didnt she get a few awards for writing? Not necessarily a noble though.
Not everyone's intelligience is based on science.
u just said reward prove ur intelligence
Looking more Madam Curie than Madam Curie herself
When did you meet Mrs. Curie? XD
Is two Curies too high a dose?
@@anaghashyam9845 Saw a photo of her
How kind of Marie Curie to show her PhD thesis on her RUclips channel.
What
@@operatorjewski9450 she is dressed like madam curie
Especially after having died more than eighty years ago. So kind.
And still looking radiant!
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You are the best teacher I ever saw in my life
Rest in peace Marie curie
And also the cutiest...
Hey apne kaya alakh pandey ka naam suna Hain o I ndiaka sabse best teacher Hain
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With that Curie dress, you should definitely do a collab with Karolina Żebrowska 😝
Yess !
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Yes! That's exactly what I thought lol
We stan meme mom😍
Was just watching Karolina's channel 😅
She taught herself as a teenager mathematics and upon graduation scored the highest test score in math from Sorbonne and second in the science test
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Absolutely brilliant work
Hey how did you comment so early??
Im her Patron. We get early access.
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@@vinitagupta4760 Thyme machine?
I wish I had a teacher who had your voice and your style of explaining things
It's wild to think a lot of her stuff is still as radioactive as it is, not to mention that when she passed (RIP) her coffin was lined with lead! What an inspirational woman and scientist. This video was a really interesting insight into her work and ideas, thanks
This is so cool. I’m a little obsessed with Marie Curie at the moment and I would never have thought to look for a copy of her original thesis. Thank you for sharing this.
Toby, I watched this yesterday and came back to watch it again today. I just wanted to say thank you so much for doing content like this. Curie has always been a huge role model of mine and to see you explain her PhD (also that of Einstein and others) is like a present that you give the world every time you post. I would love to have the time and expertise to look through high impact theses and important scientists' academic history, but it is just not something that I can do. Please please please continue with this :D
I'm studing physics at Maria Skłodowska - Curie's University in Poland :D
Wreszcie doczekałem się odcinka o patronce mojej uczelni. Pozdrowionka z Lublina ;)
It's always nice to have quality videos like this to just sit and relax while you listen
I thoroughly enjoyed this! I have read Marie Curie’s biography and wish I had accomplished at least half as much as she did. There‘s a recent film about her starring Rosamund Pike, as well as an older one.
Grazie.
Learning something new about science and at the same time learning english. Well done!
My partner is a physical chemist by training, and a materials scientist by vocation. Thank you for this tour of Marie Curie's thesis. I already have great respect for my partners' work, but I'm really glad she works with semiconductors instead of heavy metals!
4:44 imagine how big of a feat to even imagining this experiment... the creativity and knowledge that went into this is mind blowing
This is amazing! Exceptionally well presented with clarity and precision. Thank you!
I remember when I was learning about elements at my small high school in the suburbs of Australia, I always thought of Polony (the luncheon meat) when I heard of Polonium. Now that I'm older, it's pretty obvious it was named after Poland. It turns out Polony is called Devon outside of Western Australia.
because Maria Skłodowska Curie was from Poland
To make things even more complicated, there is an outstanding Polish actor who's name is Anna Polony.
Do you know why Marie and Pierre was so successful together?
Because the chemistry between them was great!!
Was i supposed to laugh indian?
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The couple that glows together; grows together.
Really good pun there !
@@sachisachi7165 Not meaning any disrespect what script is this?
Brilliant work. I have been following your channel for over 3 months now, amazing videos.. Likes from India.
My favorite ASMR artist talking about my favorite scientist! What more?
Just kidding, you both are my favorite scientists!
I was about to say it.
Yep she sounds like an expert asmr artists ☆☆
One of the best works I've ever laid my eyes on. Thanks for this amazing video!
Tibees with another Joy of Physics episode, showing us evidences and motivations of eminent scientists. This closer look and guide to Marie Curie is a joy and inspiration. 😌🙏
I'm a simple man, I see Tibees upload, I click.
👌😂
Right
You just stupid man.
@@snackers7 U NO CALL ME STOPID!! U STOPID, NO ME!!! YOU HEAR MY COMMENT!?!?
@@grattata4364 I am sorry but who are you? I didnt talk to you? I just cant stand memes in almost every comment. Its just like spam with no value. Its too stupid so maybe its written by bots?
25 Years Later
In an video
Toby's PhD Thesis and Grades.😁
underrated comment
Marie Curie really inspires me to the fullest and so does this channel... I really how informative the videos are .. I start with the first few videos and end up seeing the whole video every single time...
If somebody would have told me some years ago that I’m going sitting here in my free time watching math, I would probably call him crazy.
its chemistry lol
Me: I wish my master thesis could be as easy as back in the days
Marie Curie: bruh
ist das Phillip Amthor (Dein Profilbild)? Damit hatte ich unter diesem Video nicht gerechnet
Nice profile picture. by the way.
WHAT?
Some of the best content on RUclips. Thank you Toby you're wonderful the narration the in-depth review it's great!
Thank you for this review. Wonderful description and, of course, amazing chemistry!
Grazie.
These videos are awesome and original, I can't wait for Archimedes' school test with you in an Athena type attire 😁 👍
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A collab with Shad Brooks for an authentic Greek armour suit.
As usual Toby, I learn something new everytime I watch your videos. I love your teaching style. Marie Curie is such a hero for her genius. What they accomplished with what they had to work with; superhuman!
You gotta do audiobooks or asmr, you’ve got a really lovely voice miss
Great to see this production,a joy; quality and amazing clarity the hallmark.
Imagine being so smart and pretty at the same time :)
I am absolutely terrible at math, but I have always been fascinated with it. I soaked up all the books about scientists and mathematicians like Turing. Also enjoy all your videos, jumping from one to the next.
How have you never been on my recommended list before? I'm just a simple man and could never understand a lot of what you know, but wow. That soft voice is amazing.
This channel is simply wonderful
I like you so much because you bring us more and more information every time. Thank you so much
You are always a refreshment for me, thank you very much for your work.
you look gorgeous toby! your content has 2 functions in my life: first im really interested in the topics(but at 1.5x tho), second your voice is so calming and soothing i can fall asleep easily
Your lecture today on Maria Currie educated me well, as a result you sparked my brain cell with your amazing persona and delivery
As a French I am proud of my country giving her the opportunity to study science, witch was forbidden to woman in her home country.
Tibee you are absolutely the best, I enjoy watching your videos because they bring me so much peace and I also learn!!!
Honestly, I mostly come to your videos because you have a really soothing voice and calm presence, learning about science is just a plus hehe.
You're looking amazing! Thanks for your videos
Toby, youtube has a new meaning for me since you are here.
Maria SKŁODOWSKA - CURIE była geniuszem, w 8 lat 2 Nagrody Nobla z fizyki i chemii. Pierwiastek POLON nazwała na cześć swojej ojczyzny Polski 🇵🇱
Marie Curie was such a strong women and a brilliant scientist ! her work is just amazing and on top of that she faced so many hardships
Marie Curie cosplay dress was on point !
Great historic figure. *She was not alone.* Her husband Pierre Curie helped her in the discovery, that's what many forget to mention ! It was a couple team effort, not her alone !
Its good to have you back I waited for your video for so long
So clear, as always. Well done!
I liked title of her work 'Substances Radioactive'. Such a title might be harder to publish nowadays as they tend to run on multiple lines, particularly titles in biochemistry.
"Energy stored millions of years ago through fusion" is the most important insight about all of this.
That makes me think that Gravity can be used as a form of infinite energy, or an energy transformer.
Going through old physics papers is so awesome ! Thanks for the video , Tibees
So gently , softly and clearly explained
I can and will never unsubscribe from this channel. He reminds me of things I always wanted to do and will do..
Such a gem. Really appreciate pointing out the limited, and effectively utilized, "subjective aesthetic judgements" in this thesis. So much now seems to be driven by "subjective aesthetic judgements" stemming from non-science based bias'.
The desk that she worked at is still radio active to this day.Her husband died of cancer in all likelihood of radiation poisoning.They didn't understand the implications of handling radioactive material.Truly a great couple totally dedicated to there work.You remind me of her
Sexton: Marie Curie's husband died in a tragic accident. He was hit by a horse in the street outside of their home.
it's Marie Sklodowska- Curie. She had double barrelled surname. It is stated on her Nobel Prize certificate. Both of them actually. Please include that in the video title, not just the description :)
Oh man, this channel is so entertaining. I wish I would've had this kind of content when I was a kid.
Madame Curie, one of my favourites. Thank you!
This is one of the best videos on Madam Curie that I have seen. Please keep up the good work👍👍👍👍👍
This was a great overview of Marie's work! My PhD was on radium so I spent a lot of time in her legacy.
Just gorgeous!! Thanks for everything .
You are one of the best story tellers on the web! As a scientist, you deliver the content with precision! Fantastic videos!
man , Tibees' videos are highly recommended for sleep , and i mean that in a positive manner.
I sometimes forget that Toby is a modern day person living in our present day, because of how medieval and pre-industrial she can dress, talk, and act.
I have no clue about she's talking but it sounds so calming therapy
Your videos are informative and calming at the same time!
Loved the content!it just show that nobody's perfect, everyone have flaws. God bless!
12:25 Unfortunately for years also used in paint to make glow in the dark clock faces, until we discovered radium is kind of dangerous.
And to show how shoes fit your feet - Buster Brown.
Love the green glowing aura around her paper. Love your channel.
*I love that costume on you. The setting looks like Marie curie timeline*
Oh my god! You look absolutely like her. I like you a lot. And the work you are doing is great for science lover
Love your presentations, you are a great teacher!
When a Young boy I was given a 'Lady bird' book about Marie Curie and read of Her life and great achievements. Toby now explains some of the actual work in detail.
Hi Tibees ! Just a small tip about french old research files (thesis, publications, articles, etc) : you can find them on www.gallica.bnf.fr, an open-access datafile which gathers all the document published (including some thesis, old mathematics textbook, etc.) in France before the 1940's - 1950's et numerized by the french national library (Bibliothèque nationale de France)
The background is so gorgeous, love your vids❤️❤️
Women in science - their roles should be highlighted much more. Well done for this insight.
Oye Tibees muchísimas gracias por subir esta clase de contenido, en serio tu pronunciación es tan clara que hasta una persona hispanohablante como yo te puede entender sin subtítulos, la ambientación y la vestimenta de principios del siglo XX esta increible, gran contenido💙💚💛💜
Thank you for once again creating a very beautiful and insightful explanation of the work of geniuses.
6:45 If I remember correctly polonium was used in the Manhattan project. Also used in removing dust from vinyl records, photo negative strips, movie reels etc. Apparently you can make polonium from bismuth isotopes in a particle accelerator through transmutation.
Stunning top Tibees!
Very enjoyable video and incredible quality! you’re always my favorite channel 😊
Thanks for bringing a legendary work to us....
Thank you Tibees! i love this channel :)
omg tibees.. Looking like a super star! woooh great work!
Your videos are incredibly well done. Thanks for the effort and sharing!
I can listen to her calm voice all day
I'm watching your videos as asmr cause your voice is soooo relaxing. I love pedagogic and informative asmr ^^
Greetings from Poland! :) (and thanks for video. You are amazing :)
You literally look like Marie Curie 2.0. Thanks for putting so much effort into a video. Appreciate your work.
I'm addicted to your simplicity ❤️❤️❤️
Ive never heard a voice being this enjoyable to listen
Great insight, thank you! Nice editing as well.
Utterly fascinating 👍
Would enjoy seeing a video discussion of Maria Goeppert Mayer's PhD thesis at some point.