What is a good lecture series on physics?

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My wife and I are looking for a video lecture series on physics we could watch in the evenings. Something like the Feynman lectures - broad - but recorded as video.Is there a &ldquo;undergrad physics 101&rdquo; that you particularly enjoyed?

GrumpyYoungMan · Accepted Answer

I'd suggest "The Mechanical Universe", which was an excellent series of video lectures developed at Caltech in the that covers undergraduate physics.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8_xPU5epJddRABXqJ5h5...
It was created in the '80s and broadcast on PBS and it still holds up well today.

kesavvaranasi · Answer

Leonard Susskind's The Theoretical Minimum is a favorite of mine. There's a series of lectures on Youtube that accompanies the books.Check out L.D. Landau's Course of Theoretical Physics if you're open to reading a textbook.

AnimalMuppet · Answer

At least some of the Feynmann lectures are available on video. (All of them, I think, but I could be wrong.)

What is a good lecture series on physics?

My wife and I are looking for a video lecture series on physics we could watch in the evenings. Something like the Feynman lectures - broad - but recorded as video.
Is there a “undergrad physics 101” that you particularly enjoyed?

I'd suggest "The Mechanical Universe", which was an excellent series of video lectures developed at Caltech in the that covers undergraduate physics.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8_xPU5epJddRABXqJ5h5...
It was created in the '80s and broadcast on PBS and it still holds up well today.

Leonard Susskind's The Theoretical Minimum is a favorite of mine. There's a series of lectures on Youtube that accompanies the books.
Check out L.D. Landau's Course of Theoretical Physics if you're open to reading a textbook.

At least some of the Feynmann lectures are available on video. (All of them, I think, but I could be wrong.)

What is a good lecture series on physics?

My wife and I are looking for a video lecture series on physics we could watch in the evenings. Something like the Feynman lectures - broad - but recorded as video.Is there a “undergrad physics 101” that you particularly enjoyed?

I'd suggest "The Mechanical Universe", which was an excellent series of video lectures developed at Caltech in the that covers undergraduate physics.https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8_xPU5epJddRABXqJ5h5...It was created in the '80s and broadcast on PBS and it still holds up well today.

Leonard Susskind's The Theoretical Minimum is a favorite of mine. There's a series of lectures on Youtube that accompanies the books.Check out L.D. Landau's Course of Theoretical Physics if you're open to reading a textbook.

At least some of the Feynmann lectures are available on video. (All of them, I think, but I could be wrong.)

My wife and I are looking for a video lecture series on physics we could watch in the evenings. Something like the Feynman lectures - broad - but recorded as video.
Is there a “undergrad physics 101” that you particularly enjoyed?

I'd suggest "The Mechanical Universe", which was an excellent series of video lectures developed at Caltech in the that covers undergraduate physics.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8_xPU5epJddRABXqJ5h5...
It was created in the '80s and broadcast on PBS and it still holds up well today.

Leonard Susskind's The Theoretical Minimum is a favorite of mine. There's a series of lectures on Youtube that accompanies the books.
Check out L.D. Landau's Course of Theoretical Physics if you're open to reading a textbook.