DrBry The Physics Guy Podcast

Boltzmann's constant

This week we look at number 4 in our list of 5 constants, Boltzmann's.  While possibly the least popular of the 5, I am convinced that it plays a central role in our theory of everything.

Coulomb's constant

For me, Coulomb and his constant are one of the most amazing things in physics and I genuinely believe that a theory of everything will involve this constant. 

Big G

One thing we all sort of know is Gravity. It is the thing that keeps us pinned to the earth. In this episode, we talk about that amazing constant Big G, the gravitational constant.  This one is important because as we will see in later episodes, it may be that we have it all wrong. 

Speed of light part 3

This week we wrap up the speed of light but not before discussing just how cool and interesting it really is. 

Speed of light part 2

This week we meet continue with our story of the speed of light and how Einstein managed to take a negative physics result and turn it into something incredible. 

Speed of light pt 1

This week we meet the first of our constants that we need in order to explain just how the universe works.  We will build on this to give us the simple physics theory of everything.

Constants

Where we start our journey to find the answer to everything.   The constants of nature. 

A New Hope

Welcome to a new season.  Imagine if everything is simpler than we think.   This time round I'm going to see if it is possible to explain everything in such a way an 8-year-old could understand it. 

Atoms And Things Part 1

New Beginning

I have had a new idea. It's going to be great. :-)

Dr Bry's new theory of everything Part 12

We are getting closer to the finish line. This week the mystery of Ettore Majorana, neutrinos and dark matter. 

Dr Bry's new theory of everything Part 11 - continues

This week we meet the expanding universe, dark matter, dark energy, Majorana gets a mention and we wonder about the big bang.

Dr Bry's new theory of everything Part 10 - with Neutrinos, Gravitons and Dark Matter

This week I take my idea of the neutrino a little further. We take a look at what I think may be responsible for dark matter and I also give you a bit more info on the graviton. 

Dr Bry's new theory of everything with Neutrinos, Gravitons and Dark Matter

This week I take my idea of the neutrino a little further. We take a look at what I think may be responsible for dark matter and I also give you a bit more info on the graviton. 

Dr Bry's new theory of everything Part 9

Ligo, virgo, gravity waves and other wonders. 

Dr Bry's new theory of everything in 2023

Ligo, virgo, gravity waves and other wonders. 

Dr Bry's new theory of everything part 8

Mbappe, black holes, supernovas and me struggling to say Magellanic cloud. What's not to love.

Dr Bry's new ToE Part 7 - Gravity

This week we have a bit more on general relativity and why I think we are all wrong about ignoring it when it comes to the neutrino. 

Dr Bry's new ToE Part 6 - Gravity

Where we move on to and intro to gravity and electrostatics, two things we need to explain our neutrino

Dr Bry's new theory of everything part 5

where we finally get the last part of what I think neutrinos are and get ready for the next part of the adventure.

Dr Bry's new theory of everything part 4

Where we introduce and discuss the 3 parts of the new theory of everything

Dr Bry's new theory of everything part 3

Where I finally make a bit of progress, well I tell you what my idea is anyway.

Dr Bry's new theory of everything part 2

Where I continue on me journey to find the answer to almost everything

Dr Bry's new theory of everything

Me having a bit of a rant and introducing you to me idea on how to make the universe simpler.  Or another Scouser off on one.

Kepler, Newton, Maxwell, Coulomb and Clifford

This week everyone gets a mention, and I go off on a trip that started with Maxwell and is yet to be completed

Back from the dead - more about my epiphany

I managed to survive Covid, and I'm back to tell you more about my epiphany. 

Mass

Mass is really easy to explain right?  may be not. did you know there is more than one type of mass? or maybe there isn't? 

The mathematical road to Damascus again

This week a Covid ridden Dr Bry tries to give you some idea of why he thinks his latest discovery is something truly amazing. 

My continuing quest for the holy grail of physics

Our man Clifford gets another mention, surviving the pandemic, Lorentz, imaginary numbers and the answer to everything.

Chernobyl, Pauli and the neutrino

A load of head-scratching thanks to our friend the neutron.

Radioactive toothpaste

This is a bit of a departure from the planned post, but I came across something funny and thought I'd share it with you. Hope you enjoy it. 

William Kingdon Clifford and his miracle

Some more about our amazing mathematician, William Kingdon Clifford

Einstein, the unluckiest dude of all

Was Einstein actually the unluckiest of people who ever lived? It dawned on me a while back that he might have been.  In this one I go on a bit about hammers and screws, actually, I go on far longer than I should probably have, but what are you going to do? Join me to see if I am right about our man Albert.

Space approaching the final frontier!

Got a few more of these but going to take a break for a month and do somehting else! atomic and some magnetism I reckon. enjoy.

Space approaching the final frontier!

Got a few more of these but going to take a break for a month and do somehting else! atomic and some magnetism I reckon. enjoy.

Space the final frontier, well we can see it from here

Space, Einstein, telescopes and the unimaginably large

This week we have Einstein, telescopes and the fact that space is immense .

Space, Einstein, telescopes and the unimaginably large

This week we have Einstein, telescopes and the fact that space is immense .

Space, truth and the centre of the universe

Space - The weirdness of space

Space - Big things, are you dead and just don't know it?

More on big telescopes and crap names

Space - The final frontier- Go'ed there James T

This is part 2 of space the final frontier. When I think of space, I often  think about Star Trek, the final frontier, you know what I mean,  or I may think about some of the incredible photos that we get from telescopes things like the Hubble. If you don't happen to know much about the hubble telescope it's amazing, for one thing it is in space. We have a telescope in space! Think about that, we have put a telescope in space. This post is all about telescopes

Space - there is loads of it, everywhere

This week we are going to talk about something that I reckon fascinates everyone to some degree and is one of the most accessible and least accessible subjects in physics, which may seem an odd thing to say, but you will get what I mean in a minute. the subject is Space Space, the final frontier.  Don't forget to watch the videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kj4524AAZdE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCSIXLIzhzk

Atomic 12 - Seaborgium and other big elements

In this one I start off talking about the moon program and then move onto one of the true wonders of physics, the creation, or rather, the discovery of things that don't exist anywhere else in the entire universe!

Atomic - Fred Hoyle and the stuff of life

This week I am covering something that I find truly mind blowing. I'll be honest, I am one of those people that when I start to think about anything to do with the world, I end up sitting their in pure wonder and awe. I am lucky that sometimes I get things, I understand the incredible beauty of something. the other day for example, my cat managed to catch, kill and eat a bird. I know this because it left a bird leg and wing in the living room.  I was a bit upset at first, I'm a big fan of b...

Atomic, recreating the sun and cold fusion

today we are going to start were we left off last week, were we were talking about nuclear fusion. Joining hydrogen atoms together to create helium and in doing so, releasing an absolute shed load of energy. ... then I'm going to mention the rather odd story of Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons there is also a physics joke in there, though you will be excused if you miss it. 

Atomic 9 - the sun

Recreating the sun on earth... well trying to. 

Atomic 8 - Nuclear fission

Godzilla, Rutherford, the age of the earth, nuclear reactors and other things

Atomic Transmutation

Liverpool's recovery, changing lead into gold, transmutation no less. Goldfinger, thorium, and Chris Hemsworth get a mention, so does Bruce Banner come to think of it. Pound Rebka and Mossbauer are all featured in this all singing all dancing episode. Enjoy.

Rules of engagement

The difference between how people think it is and how it really is!