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A Descriptive Introduction to Physics - YouTube – iTunes Video –iTunes Audio - Yury G. Kolomensky, UC Berkeley
Classical Physics - YouTube – Web Site – V.Balakrishnan, IIT Madras.
Exploring Black Holes: General Relativity & Astrophysics- YouTube - iTunes Video - Web Site – Edmund Bertschinger, MIT
Descriptive Introduction to Physics – iTunes Video - iTunes Audio- Richard Muller, UC Berkeley
Fundamentals of Physics – YouTube - iTunes - Download Course – Ramamurti Shankar, Yale
Fundamentals of Physics II - YouTube - iTunes Video - iTunes Audio - Web Site – Ramamurti Shankar, Yale
Introduction to Astrophysics – iTunes - YouTube – Josh Bloom, UC Berkeley
Introduction to Cosmology and Particle Physics – Web - Sean Carroll, Caltech
Introduction to Cosmology - iTunes – James Bullock, UC Berkeley
Introduction to Solar System Astronomy – iTunes – Feed – Richard Pogge, Ohio State
Introductory Physics – iTunes – Michael Deweese, UC Berkeley
Modern Theoretical Physics: Classic Mechanics (Video) – iTunes– YouTube – Leonard Susskind, Stanford
Modern Theoretical Physics: Quantum Mechanics (Video) –iTunes – YouTube – Leonard Susskind, Stanford
Modern Theoretical Physics: Special Relativity (Video) – iTunes– YouTube – Leonard Susskind, Stanford
Modern Theoretical Physics: Einstein (Video) – iTunes –YouTube – Leonard Susskind, Stanford
Modern Theoretical Physics: Cosmology (Video) - iTunes –YouTube – Leonard Susskind, Stanford
Modern Theoretical Physics: Statistical Mechanics (Video) –iTunes – YouTube – Leonard Susskind, Stanford
Quantum Electrodynamics – Web Site - Richard Feynman, Presented at University of Auckland
Quantum Entanglement Part 1: (Video) – iTunes – YouTube - Leonard Susskind, Stanford University
Quantum Entanglement Part 3: (Video) – iTunes – YouTube – Leonard Susskind, Stanford University
Quantum Mechanics – iTunes – Web – JJ Binney, Oxford University
Quantum Mechanics – iTunes – Feed – John Terning, UC Davis
Quantum Physics Made Relatively Simple – Videos - Hans Bethe, Cornell University
Quantum Theory – YouTube – Web Site - Prasanta Tripathy, IIT Madras
Physics I: Classical Mechanics – iTunes – Video Download –YouTube – Web Site – Walter Lewin, MIT
Physics II: Electricity and Magnetism – iTunes – Video Download– YouTube – Web Site – Walter Lewin, MIT
Physics III: Vibrations and Waves – iTunes – Video Download –YouTube – Walter Lewin, MIT
Physics for Future Presidents – YouTube – Web – Richard Muller, UC Berkeley
Physics for the 21st Century – Web - Matthew H. Schneps – Harvard/Smithsonian
Science and Cooking: From Haute Cuisine to the Science of Soft Matter – YouTube – Team taught, Harvard
Soft X-Rays and Extreme Ultraviolet Radiation – YouTube – David Attwood, UC Berkeley
Stars, Galaxies, and the Universe – iTunes – Feed – Richard Pogge, Ohio State
String Theory, Black Holes, and the Laws of Nature (Video) –Videos – Andrew Strominger, Harvard
The Character of Physical Law – Web - YouTube – Richard Feynman, Cornell
The Mechanical Universe - PBS Video – Cal Tech
Wave Physics – Web - F. Romanelli (University of Trieste)