So scientists also tend to get famous when they're much older.

I'm a physicist.

On the left you have Edward Witten.

I'm a nuclear physicist.

He's our physicist.

I'm already out of time, but this is Michael Wigler, a very, very clever mathematician turned physicist.

Because, basically,

He is a physicist.

In the summer of 1950,

So we started the company.

I mean, have a look at this graph.

Holy Stephen Hawking, that is a lot of stars.

He's a string theorist.

Scientists... and then only nuclear scientists.

(Laughter).

I don't know. Maybe. Who knows?

One could say that I'm a scientist.

I mean, I guess you could call me a physicist.

. ..mathematics, logic, physics, geology and bi ology?

Damn it, man, I am a doctor, not physicist.

There was a theory.

Perhaps, that was the right thing to do. Though, I don't know...

And then I got an email from a guy named Bipin Desai.

Physics and Geophysics

And that's certainly how it seemed to me when I started this project.

The reason being is that, up to the present time, it's a belief by number of nuclear physicists and theoretical physicists, that when the Matter and the Antimatter come together, the Matter there is nothing left some charges we see and then because they are balanced with each other, which are the balance charges, the material disappears.

It's the science building.

He's head of the Physics Department at Brown.

I thought you were a physicist. Yeah, well,

He quotes one innovator who says,

That must be boring too. Searching for the truth.

Oh, right. Physics?

I've been requested by someone who's starting an economics

And I said, How does that work?

There was no doubt in David Vincent's mind.

Perhaps it is this appetite that underlies the ratings success of the paranormalists.

The only time a physician and a physicist get together is when the physicist gets sick.

We would like to know what.

No instead, we walk a mile in their shoes.

Two languages one not subject to interpretation,

To get this far in our understanding of these things it took the combined effort of mathematicians, physicists, botanists and biochemists, and we've certainly learned a lot, but there's much more to be discovered.

What got you to be, at the same time, a mechanical engineer, a geographer and a mathematician and so on, a physicist?

Shall we?

Anton Vanko was a Soviet physicist who defected to the United States in 1963.

Now when people ask this kind of question, they neglect something, which is that physicists are really clever, unlike biologists.