Top 10 Greatest Physicists!

Top 10 Greatest Physicists! Real Life Top 10s 11K subscribers Subscribe 6.2K Share Download Thanks Clip 339,520 views Oct 5, 2021 #top10physicists #famousphysicists #top10greatestphysicistsofalltime _____________________________________________________________________________ Support Our Channel & Stay Secure Online! 🌐 Secure Your Internet with NordVPN! Click here to protect your online privacy and help support our channel: https://go.nordvpn.net/aff_c?offer_id... 🔐 Manage Your Passwords with NordPass! Click here to simplify your digital life, and by using this link, you also support our channel: https://go.nordpass.io/aff_c?offer_id... 📲 Stay Connected Anywhere with Saily's eSIM! Use promo code SPECIAL5 for a 5% discount and click here to get started: https://go.saily.site/aff_c?offer_id=... Thank you, NordVPN and Saily, for considering supporting us through these affiliate partnerships! _______________________________________________________________________________ Hello everyone - this video is my personal ranking of the top 10 greatest Physicists to ever live! Please check out my other channel: / @aiattanayake Timecodes 0:00 - Introduction 0:09 - Number 10 1:34 - Number 9 2:56 - Number 8 4:06 - Number 7 4:50 - Number 6 6:00 - Number 5 7:20 - Number 4 8:05 - Number 3 9:05 - Number 2 10:10 - Number 1 11:30 - Honourable Mentions This video features the following Physicists: Richard Feynman, Nikola Tesla, Michael Faraday, Henri Becquerel, Ernest Rutherford, J.J. Thomson, Albert Einstein, James Chadwick, Marie Curie, Henri Becquerel, Sir Isaac Newton, Maria Goeppert Mayer, Pierre Curie, Louis de Broglie, Wolfgang Pauli, Max Planck, Sir William Lawrence Bragg, Max Born, Steven Weinberg, Abdus Salam, Satyendra Nath Bose, C. V. Raman, James Clerk Maxwell, Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, Fred Hoyle, Stephen Hawking, Roger Penrose, Peter Higgs, Daniel Bernoulli, Lise Meitner, Ernst Mach, Enrico Fermi, Galileo Galilei, Ludwig Boltzmann, Wilhelm Röntgen, J. Robert Oppenheimer, Niels Bohr, Werner Heisenberg, Paul Dirac and Erwin Schrödinger The following branches/areas of physics were advanced thanks to these great minds! Mechanics, Classical physics, Modern physics, Thermodynamics, Electricity, Magnetism, Geophysics, Fluid Mechanics, Plasma physics, Optics, Sound and oscillation, Electronics, Chemical physics, Engineering physics, Solid-state physics, Quantum physics, Nuclear physics, Particle physics, Biophysics, Astrophysics and Condensed matter physics, Newton's laws of motion, Lagrangian mechanics, Hamiltonian mechanics, kinematics, statics, dynamics, chaos theory, acoustics, fluid dynamics, continuum mechanics, Electrostatics, electrodynamics, electricity, magnetism, magnetostatics, Maxwell's equations, optics, Heat engine, kinetic theory, Path integral formulation, scattering theory, Schrödinger equation, quantum field theory, quantum statistical mechanics, Special relativity, general relativity, Einstein field equations, Density, dimension, gravity, space, time, motion, length, position, velocity, acceleration, Galilean invariance, mass, momentum, impulse, force, energy, angular velocity, angular momentum, moment of inertia, torque, conservation law, harmonic oscillator, wave, work, power, Lagrangian, Hamiltonian, Tait–Bryan angles, Euler angles, pneumatic, hydraulic, Capacitance, electric charge, current, electrical conductivity, electric field, electric permittivity, electric potential, electrical resistance, electromagnetic field, electromagnetic induction, electromagnetic radiation, Gaussian surface, magnetic field, magnetic flux, magnetic monopole, magnetic permeability, Boltzmann's constant, conjugate variables, enthalpy, entropy, equation of state, equipartition theorem, thermodynamic free energy, heat, ideal gas law, internal energy, laws of thermodynamics, Maxwell relations, irreversible process, Ising model, mechanical action, partition function, pressure, reversible process, spontaneous process, state function, statistical ensemble, temperature, thermodynamic equilibrium, thermodynamic potential, thermodynamic processes, thermodynamic state, thermodynamic system. best physicists top physicists #top10physicists #famousphysicists #bestphysicistsalive #top10greatestphysicistsofalltime #top10greatestphysicists Thank You All For Watching! 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Pinned by @RealLifeTop10s @SiqueScarface 3 years ago More honorable mentions: Arnold Sommerfeld Emmy Noether Archimedes Johannes Kepler Ernst Abbe Heinrich Hertz Hermann von Helmholtz Denis Papin Henri Poincaré 147 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 44 replies @dicksonlukata2132 2 years ago Never underestimate the power of Sir Isaac Newton (both physics and mathematics) he was there. Its very hard to place a physicist above Sir Isaac Newton. 205 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 26 replies @john-pollylynn9485 3 years ago For honorable mention, how about Chien-Shiung Wu? Was she of Hong Kong or China? A children's book says that she did the work behind two or three Nobel prizes, work in nuclear physics. She is in 2021 on a U.S. stamp. 5 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 2 replies @wolfgangneuhaus8782 3 years ago (edited) I miss Max Born, Enrico Fermi, Wolfgang Pauli and Weinberg under the top 10 6 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 3 replies @troviakro9491 5 months ago Sir,Issac newton just unlocked 🔓 🔑 of physics view to mankind big respect. Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @عاشقایران-ه7ح 3 years ago Ser isak nioton is the greatest human how has ever lived! He must be no 1. 3 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 2 replies @divergentmaths 3 years ago Shouldn't Nikola Tesla be in the top 10? 3 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 5 replies @patrickloftus7336 5 months ago I would like to give a honorable mention to one you missed, Henry Moseley, who verified through experiment Bohr’s atomic model, who volunteered and tragically died at The Battle of Gallipoli at only 27. He was admired by his contemporaries and would have undoubtedly produced more discoveries had he lived. Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @vettezl1 1 month ago Calculus was found by Archimedes, Gregory of Saint-Vincent, Galileo, Kepler, Descartes, Pascal, Cavalieri, Fermat, Barrow, Wallis, Brounker, Huygens, Leibniz, J. Gregory, N. Mercator, Newton, Cotes, Taylor, Torricelli, Bernoulli brothers and Madhava of Sangamagrama, India and many more. "calculus" only means the differentiation rules of Newton-Leibniz formula, found by Newton and Leibniz, independently. But this is just one theorem of calculus. Bernoulli also knew integration and differential equations. Integration was developed by Eudoxus and Archimedes, and this is the oldest part of calculus. Differentiation as a tool of finding extrema was also used by Archimedes and Fermat, and by others. Why Col. John Boyd of the Airforce Mafia, developed the calculus to retain energy in high G turns on fighter aircraft wings after the Korean war. EMT. Quantum technology will take things to a whole new level not as good as God though. My CFD add on shows me equations that those guys could never think off. The application of physics is where the smart guys are. Newton, "One can solve any differential equation by plugging a power series with indetermined coefficients to it and find the coefficients one-by one." Why, a fellow university student in my first-year class of Mech. engineering figured it out himself with no prior knowledge of calculus. Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @oldpoet313 5 months ago Great list🎉🎉🎉🎉 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @sourav.sajwan 1 year ago Warner Heisenberg have the well contribute in quantum mechanics 1 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @georgesheffield1580 5 months ago They all along with others form their ideas from questions of the others ,SO THEY ARE ALL THE MOST IMPORTANT ,and there are more to come . Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @eugenesebastiannidiry2279 3 years ago Copernicus is not known as a physicist, but mainly as an astronomer. But he also should be considered in the group because his heliocentric theory laid the foundation of physics. This theory proved that our day to day experience ( Sun rising in the east and setting in the West) is an erroneous illusion. More over the idea of gravity also must have been in his mind. Otherwise the question "Why do not things on the surface of the earth fall into space? " must have come. 1 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @lukkempinski8510 3 years ago In 1999,a survey was conducted among 100 of leading physicist,the top ten physicists in history are as follows: 1.Albert Einstein 2.Isaac Newton 3.James Clerk Maxwell 4.Niels Bohr 5.Werner Heisenberg 6.Galileo Galilei 7.Richard Feynman 8.Paul Dirac 9.Erwin Schrodinger 10.Ernest Rutherford. 2 Reply 13 replies @indchill4574 1 year ago Newtons early contributions to laws of motion, light deserves first place! 1 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @rohini7621 4 months ago Marie curie and nicola tesla should have been in the list❤ Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @briankleinschmidt3664 3 years ago Who'd of thought the famous bongo player, Richard Feynman, was also a scientist. 1 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @ravishankartj5749 5 months ago Much as I deeply admire Einstein, Newton should be regarded the greatest. It is his work that has made possible subsequent work Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @friendofbeaver6636 3 years ago Murray Gell-Mann deserves an honorable mention! 2 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @minsapint8007 3 years ago Maxwell also worked out the composition of Saturn's rings. 1 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 2 replies @mylittleelectron6606 2 years ago ​​@bbhrdzaz In my opinion, the conclusion reached by modern historians which states the discovery of the calculus was made by both Newton and Leibnitz independently is patently anachronistic. Despite this claim, there is no doubt that Newton was the first to develop the calculus several years before Leibnitz's work appeared in publication. And how about the claim of independent discovery? In letters exchanged between them during that period, Newton is known to have revealed clues pertaining to his work on what he called fluxions (later known as calculus) and solving sums with an infinite series, prompting the German mathematician to begin working on the problem himself. Soon after, during a visit to England on business, Leibnitz visited the Royal society archives and signed out several of Newton's papers on similar mathematics. Yet another possible source of key insignts. For these reasons alone, I find the conclusion of independent discovery to be rooted less in objective fact and more a product of academia's anti-competitive ideology. Reply Real Life Top 10s · 7 replies @lwskiner 3 years ago I am not sure about Planck being on the list and I know I will be blasted by this statement but he was relentless about making the mathematics work without truly understanding the concept. His idea was that energy was quantized resonators, something that was not true. It was Einstein who picked up the ball and made sense out of it and Planck did not support his work at first. He was a very principled man though and stood up to Hitler by defending the Jewish scientists in Germany later. Reply Real Life Top 10s · 3 replies @mikecodner7444 5 months ago Newton opened the door for everyone else. NEWTON numero uno! 1 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @mlhesler68 2 years ago Wrong! Ask any of these greats and they would say Newton was the greatest. Another they would mention as the greatest would be Faraday. Perhaps we would have never heard of Maxwell and Einstein had they not been inspired by Faraday. The world was revolutionized by Faraday's discoveries. 1 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @Viktor-i8g 5 months ago The greatest physicist of all time is yet to come😊 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @etienne_laforet 5 months ago They are all brilliant, but the ranking established here is very questionable . Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @mohaumokheseng4693 1 year ago This list is incomplete without Nikola Tesla. 1 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @antonisioannidis3250 1 year ago I'm looking for the Ancient Greek Archimedes.. the Father of mathematical Physics... I'm looking for Aristotle (Aristoteles)...(???)🤔 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @khawaryabdul7013 3 years ago Thank 1 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @Mottleydude1 1 year ago I have to admit that I’m disappointed that Josiah Willard Gibbs didn’t even earn honorable mention. I think his accomplishments outweigh his country men Feynman and Oppenheimer put together. You could make an argument he was the U.S. greatest physicist ever and was certainly a genius of a high order. I would easily replace Feynman, and I greatly admire Feynman, with Gibbs on your list. Reply Real Life Top 10s · 7 replies @hojo9778 1 year ago einstien was tutored by several mathematicians to just revised the laws of newton Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @debayanchatterjee4942 1 year ago People often forget experimentalists so easily. Sad that all the famous theorists are in the video while all the great experimentalists are in honorable mentions. Reply Real Life Top 10s · 5 replies @hg6996 3 years ago And never forget Hans Bethe. 1 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @andremouss2536 1 year ago You forgot Louis Néel and Ettore Majorana Reply Real Life Top 10s · 8 replies @markosiridzanski2181 1 year ago where is edward witten? Reply Real Life Top 10s · 2 replies @learnershome1251 1 year ago Without the treatise of the Greek geometers on the conic sections, there would have been no Kepler and without Kepler no Newton, and without Newton ,there will be no Science in the modern sense of the word. Newton is the greatest Physicist and scientist ever lived. Reply Real Life Top 10s · 2 replies @peteconrad2077 1 year ago Newton was a far greater mind than Einstein. He invented calculus to settle a bet ffs. This alone would have made his contribution to science at least equal to Einstein, yet did so much more, far more than Einstein. And he did that all from a foundation with modern scientific enquiry barely begun. Sagan and Hawking both considered Newton the greatest genius of the modern age. Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @fauzimubarak3938 5 months ago Prof. Abdussalam from Pakistan? Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @f4llenhite955 1 year ago Einstein < Tesla < Newton Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @Abhisek-d7y 4 months ago What newton did Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @HungTran-e9f 1 year ago Sir Newton là nhà khoa học vĩ đại số 1 của khoa học vật lý. Spacetime là khối u ác tính của khoa học vật lý Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @yjyj0106 1 year ago (edited) I think Dirac and Feynman's place should be switched.. Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @moussaaissani6210 3 years ago ou est grothendieck ,,? 1 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @manickavasagamsp 5 months ago (edited) Great VIDEO . They are sent by GOD Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @Paul1239193 1 month ago number 1 is Aristotle Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @renaissanceman3264 2 years ago Honorable mentions: Stephen Hawking. John Von Neumann. J. Robert Oppenheimer. Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @gideonbolt8068 1 year ago I enjoyed this video however einstein would be 3rd, not better than newton, newton would be 2nd i agree however nikola tesla would be first, even einstein said this himself. Tesla's physics knowledge surpassed everyones however he did not publish his knowledge like the other physicists did. Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @Abhisek-d7y 4 months ago Galelio made telescope Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @unfold1945 1 year ago Isaac Newton the greatest of all time Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @nurnadir9427 1 year ago No 1 is newton. Without newton's invention Einstein would have been nothing Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @rudranilkundu8994 2 months ago 🙏🌹💚💚💚♥️♥️♥️🧡🧡 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @johnjosephhogan4745 3 years ago Nobody on this planet will match Newton. EVER AND I’m Irish HST Lunar landing Light Gravity Force. Etc etc The greatest scientific paper ever written by who, Einstein, No Newton wrote it. 2 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @moosimwald 6 months ago Einstein is No 1 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @shafiruki6218 2 years ago Just think well about the contribution of sir Isaac Newton against Einstein,, I think the first must be sir Isaac Newton 😝😝 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @Karimtamer403 1 year ago Rutherford and Thomson seen😢 Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @flatearth5821 3 years ago In the title image of this video are pictured Newton and Einstein. We have been told they are amongst the greatest physicists to ever live. Nothing could be further from the truth. The truth is gravity is not the cause of objects to fall in the air and it is not the cause of a rising helium balloon. Both are due entirely to density, the denser than the air object falls in the air because the less dense air is unable to support the denser object. The helium balloon is filled with helium that is less dense than the air and so it rises. It is particularly obvious that that there is no gravity to stop the ballon rising. It is particularly obvious that the air cannot support a denser object. Despite this so may people believe it is gravity because we we all taught in official circumstances that it is gravity and because everyone else believes it, it must be true. What people fail to realise is that we have all been lied to, big time. Newton was a very clever mathematician and just because he was the first to calculate the rate of acceleration of a falling object in the air and attributed it to gravity, everyone thought he must be right. What people did not realise is that whilst he was so clever and so highly respected that he was under pressure from the Jesuits to say gravity was the cause. So why is this? It is because the theory of a spinning ball Earth by Copernicus had already been accepted by the all powerful Vatican, but they knew that without gravity the spring ball Earth theory is rendered a bad joke. Later in history, Michaelson/Morley and Sagnac had proved via scientific experiments that starlight moves in the ether relative to a stationary Earth. This started a huge flat Earth movement at the time a and it grew for some 200 years until Einstein sodomised it. Einstein had tried for years since 1905 to get his relativity theories accepted. Until 1919 he then produced a half page of math, based upon relativity, to "prove" the anomaly of the advance of the perihelion of Mercury was due to light bending and the relative sizes of Mercury and the Sun. His math was 4 seconds of arc per century in error but media promoted astronomer Arthur Eddington said the error was "too small" - the math was accepted and because it was based upon relativity - both general and special relativity was accepted just three weeks later. In the pomp and ceremony of Einstein, Einstein then had the further audacity to say "there is no ether" and this meant Michaelson/Morley and Sagnac were wrong. Ah ha but ether or no ether the starlight still moved relative to a stationary Earth. Einstein knew that science had already determined that moving objects must have a medium within which to move and also saw that the existence of the ether was the weak spot, because it has never been proved. Do you see the con? Do you realise Newton, Einstein and Eddington were all Jesuits? Do you realise the Jesuits have been controlling the Vatican, the same Vatican that accepted the spinning ball Earth theory? Do you realise we have all been lied to or do you bury your head in the sand and say "this is JUST a conspiracy theory"? Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @keedrazor6555 2 years ago To I would say it is Einstein Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @Jimmy_Gustafsson 4 months ago Feynman!!! Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @stefanmajzel6963 3 years ago The time is nothing also all those is relevant to matter but every physiscist or Fyzik forget our world is not only matter but is nesessary to know laws of matter to discover New technológie Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @hanslucasdesouzamoura5709 1 year ago In the Physicist EINSTEIN is The Great Of All Time Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @mohammedhumaid7636 5 months ago Newton was by far more superior than Einistien. Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @triplem1812 1 year ago Einstein 1st? Dear friend, I'm sorry to tell you that you don't know anything about physics... Einstein is not even in this top, but far far behind. We would never have known him if all the other physicists had not existed. For me, Newton is the real number 1, because it was he who really revolutionized the understanding of gravity, in addition to being a REAL mathematician who brought real advances in infinitesimal calculus (and much more). And I will add in this top, the great Bernoulli. Reply Real Life Top 10s · 3 replies @alexanderkovach5913 1 year ago Shame on you that you didn't mention the greatness of Nikola Tesla who literally invented 20th century. Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply @jaydunna2645 2 years ago Most people in the field would put Newton above Einstein Reply Real Life Top 10s · 1 reply