Prof. Brian Cox | Carpool

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Professor Brian Cox gets a ride to the park, talking about his work at CERN, the speed of light, his role in the Blair administration and his new baby George.
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Carpool is an online show hosted by Robert Llewellyn (Red Dwarf, Scrapheap Challenge, Fully Charged), who gives a wide variety of passengers a lift in a hybrid or electric car and they talk. It's as simple as that. Previous guests include Stephen Fry, David Mitchell, Charlieissocoolike and Jim Jeffries.

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@MikeKobb 13 лет назад

Prof. Cox is DEFINITELY on my short list for people I'd love to meet and spend an evening talking with. Well done!

@gorgieboy10 13 лет назад

Wow. I am honestly stunned by this series. There has been such amazing conversations going on. Very well done. By the way loved you in Red Dwarf

@greyareaRK1 10 лет назад

Driving through London while discussing quantum mechanics with Brian Cox sounds like a recipe for brain fusion.

@CarolPrice4p 8 лет назад

i'd be willing; but can't drive

@thenodfather 11 лет назад

You could do a whole series with Professor Brian Cox, he is just fantastic to listen to.

@DawsonMusicEducation 8 лет назад

Kryten 2X4B-523P and Brian Cox discussing physics. Love it..

@pnlruled 11 лет назад

Love it, Brian Cox 's first question to God, "Hang on a minute, if this afterlife really exists how do fridges work then?"

@batmanofni 13 лет назад

Brian is just brilliant, could listen to him all day. Also Rob's great too.

@TheHulksMistress Год назад

I so wish Brian Cox could be a guest star on an episode of Red Dwarf one day, as a character explaining the workings of some weird alien star you’re all headed towards….just for all the crew to be like “….nahhhhh you’ve no idea what you’re talking about” just before they plough into it And love this show, real shame you seem to have stopped doing it. Have just saved about 20 to watch. Best interviews I’ve seen

@japhyryder66 13 лет назад

I just adore Professor Cox. He's brilliant but is so joyous about science, the world and the universe. It's very childlike and incredibly endearing. I'd love the opportunity to pick his brain.

@NiCoDeimus 12 лет назад

So - driving in Central London, navigating to a specific point, conducting an interview with someone you've just met and trying to comprehend particle physics. I'd have crashed the bloody car, so well done Mr Llewellyn! It's lovely to see an educator in action, and to see someone so happy to be educated. Bravo!

@PaulSLambeth 12 лет назад

"One of our 20-odd tonne magnets jumped about a foot to the left" ... WHAT.

@snarevandamm 14 лет назад

best one yet in my eyes - i could talk quantum physics with Brian for ages. i love the theories and looking at the world in a different way... great vid Bob!

@JD_13 3 года назад

Always a bonus while searching Brian Cox interviews to find one with Kryten!!

@conorfrench6385 10 лет назад

Really enjoyed that. Thanks

@ironmaidyn 12 лет назад

Great interview, thankyou! I could happily listen to Prof. Cox all day!! :D

@MrDangermouse1980 12 лет назад

5:40 - Just sitting here chatting away... This is exactly why Carpool works so well, there's no agenda, the guests aren't plugging a new film or punting a new book (actually wait...), just a lot of very interesting, intelligent people from many walks of life with stories to tell having a pleasant chat with a genuine, interested and unpretentious host. I hope this series explodes into the popularity it deserves.

@erosmangr74 12 лет назад

I have to say that I like this show. It's an interesting idea for interviewing people in an informal and also cheap way. I'm definitely going to look up some of the others. Keep it up!

@cormyat07 12 лет назад

Don't let idiots get you down. These videos are brilliant. I wish we had more of this kind of stuff in America.

@seanerson9459 11 лет назад

Again, not looking for Brian Cox, and simply blown away every time he speaks. Another brilliant mind, that sadly, not enough people know about or have the mental capacity to understand, try to understand, or even respect. If you can't fall into understand, try to understand, or respect with everything in life...why are you alive? His quote fits most RU-vid comments: You can have your opinion, but don't have the right to be listened to!

@higfny 13 лет назад

Brian Cox should do this a lot more. The public need to know a lot more about science, and he's the man to explain

@michealjohnny 13 лет назад

I really enjoyed this episode! Thanks mister, and keep on trucking!

@richardkocksworthy8423 7 лет назад

So cool too see him with the hand symbol in the thumbnail. You should have got Mr C.Charles in the back seat and had nice little gathering ;P

@slowskeptic6833 9 лет назад

Almost looks like Penny is listening to Sheldon Cooper :D

@theDaoistBean 11 лет назад

Just throwing this out there...Brian Cox is Rogers Waters if he had found physics rather than his own self-obsessed story. Both are wonderfully entertaining!

@the_black_rose3336 8 лет назад

All I kept hearing was "right". Then again if I was in a car with Brian Cox and he was talking all I would do is try to soak it in and say "right'.

@MarkAtkin 8 лет назад

I like the bit at 25:37. "I'm not saying 'right' because I understand. I'm saying 'right' because I'm trying to understand."

@SamuelDaram 12 лет назад

LOL! Robert Llewellyn has done well to focus on the driving as well as what Brian Cox had to say. Brilliant 30 mins.

@Lego6980 2 года назад

Thanks. Really enjoyed this one

@ilovefacebookandebay 12 лет назад

I love the way Robert reacts when Brian told him he was in D:REAM."Oh,that was you?" He must have thought Brian had been the singer.!!!

@frankieroandMCR 11 лет назад

Can't believe I met this guy the other day, crazy stuff.

@bistoha 13 лет назад

This is like an add on to his wonders series, glad i watched this.

@pinnegubbe 13 лет назад

its so cool that i actually can understand everything mr. cox says! i love physics and space and omg.... i love science

@yuhuili2745 2 года назад

Hello: dear professor BRIAN Cox: Tusen tack Du jobba hård för oss som livet jorden fantasik jobb med dina egna Kärleksfull och omtänksam!!=Du läser oss hur djup som möjligt och hur mycket vi kan anda otur till lycka!!:love you inom hjärta riktigt ge andra som vi kan =bästa väl ❤✋👍👍👍👍👍

@Cowinspace 14 лет назад

The comparison between an afterlife and a fridge was a piece of brilliance.

@janimates2204 4 года назад

I should be sleeping but all ive done this past 10 hours is watch brian cox videos

@stuartlnicol 14 лет назад

A brilliantly interesting interview and entertaining 30 mins Thank you!

@terrytierney1 12 лет назад

Brian Cox is the greatest thing to come out of Oldham since my Dad!

@davesneddonfilms 3 года назад

still watching, still great!!

@deanjdk 14 лет назад

The speed of light bit at the end was brilliant

@dennisrichards2540 7 лет назад

10:27 I love the way Cox says "the green party should applaud" in a way the says 'fuck the green party'

@lolabola3401 8 лет назад

Thanks for posting..and thank you Prof. Cox for you're sincere scientific explanations. I'm shocked at the lack of funding for physics research. It's simply scandalous! Substantially more GDP should be invested and in return the UK would lead the world in this technology and also make tons of $$.

@Hannah_Em 8 лет назад

+Lola Bola Or perhaps more accurately, tons of ££ ;)

@mattsmedley.onehandedgamin9029 3 года назад

30:31, the question of god....... No, because of thermodynamics & if so then how does my fridge work. Give the man a round of applause 👏

@69whitechalkie 11 лет назад

behind all of the expectations....Mr Cox is a nice man.

@IDann1 4 года назад

I’m just discovering this here on RU-vid,we need new ones ... 🤩

@Czechness 14 лет назад

I think I just fell in love with Brian Cox have you ever heard of a partical physicist who used to be in a rock band? and I feel the same way about maths ... I love physics, I dont like maths very much and I find difficult

@brod2man 11 лет назад

I wouldn't have chosen a car to conduct interview/conversations. I can barely comprehend questions asked to me while I'm driving a car. Impressive that he's driving and taking in information about concepts completely new to him

@mancno1 12 лет назад

I just had a weird fantasy of Brian Cox waking up in heaven next to a fridge and just going "oh"

@SamuelDaram 12 лет назад

Love what Professor Brian Cox has to say about the "afterlife" 22:42

@katewhiteside 14 лет назад

This is probably my favourite of them all.

@TheNova5 14 лет назад

LOL!! "wow" this just cracks me up. thinking about how Kryten and Cat used to talk about things in space as a 'squiggly thing' or a 'swirly thing' haha.

@davedarlage4421 5 лет назад

Never heard of this show so thanks to Seinfeld I have. LOL

@kimcason8764 Год назад

If Brian Cox ever needs a Taxi around Adelaide. I am up for it..!! My head would explode, but it would be well worth it..!! 😎

@freejrs 14 лет назад

Brilliant bloke, super intelligent and can explain things so even Lister could understand!!! lol Cheers.

@zContagium 10 лет назад

This would be 100x more kickass with subtitles

@frankieroandMCR 12 лет назад

Did someone ask him a question from the big bang theory about string theory uniting quantum mechanics and relativity?! LEGEND. Also, Kryten and Professor Brian Cox bonding over laughing at stupid people. Life complete.

@BluCosmos 12 лет назад

Lol, the physicist who wakes up in heaven and goes "wait, how do all the fridges work though?"

@Henryguitar95 12 лет назад

I know how you feel in this situation. When your occupied with driving and struggling to get the grasp of what he's saying, you just have to be polite and "smile and wave". Although in this situation I actually did know what he was on about :P. Loving this series though.

@BBblue87 13 лет назад

Everyone seems to be having a go at the presenter for saying right, wow etc but that's a neccessary part of conversational ettiquette. If you are explaining something to someone and they are completely silent and not responding in any way you begin to feel that they are not listening, by giving feedback the presenter is not only letting Brtian know that he is listening but by saying 'wow' he is letting him know that he is actually interested. This is completely natural and i bet you all do it!

@muongluonQUARK 13 лет назад

I loved the book, Why Does e=mc²?; at some points reading it was like listening to him explain first hand. It was really easy to understand - I failed myself by not taking physics as a subject even though it's my main passion beyond English... headdesk.

@robyourtime 9 лет назад

Does the start of the theme tune remind anyone else of Band on the Run by Wings?

@GarethJonesify 13 лет назад

Wasnt expecting his first line to be "Ive done snorkeling" lol

@DynestiGTI 3 года назад

3:10 this was my exact reaction when I was told to think of Jupiter as a failed star. Had it got more mass, fusion could take place, and it would start to radiate photons, illuminating our sky just like the Sun.

@SilverRaindrops86 12 лет назад

I love your videos. If you would actually be reacting to what Brian Cox says in any other way, 99% of the people watching would not be able to follow the conversation anymore, so that was the best way to do it. I think asking the questions that most of the people watching would ask as well is the best way to do an interview, and you do it really well.

@NinjaNoobTurtle 12 лет назад

This is faaantastic :)

@Mancspark 13 лет назад

great interview, enjoy the whole concept, conversations in a car brilliant, why couldnt i have come up with that idea! Mr Llewellyn bring back red dwarf,scrapheap challenge is ace also!

@Emzo99 14 лет назад

Aww he's so cute because he is so interested and passionate about science and I just wan't to hug him

@randar3 13 лет назад

278-0? that's the best ratio I've ever seen.

@ThePixieNinja 13 лет назад

wow .. right .. yes could Robert not say anything else during this repetition is dull! Brian fascinating as always.

@xellestar 12 лет назад

agreed, driving like that and paying attention to cox is no small feat

@elektrotehnik94 7 лет назад

9/10 that was really nice and informative, contrary to my expectations

@gumunduringigumundsson9344 6 лет назад

Marvellous! Thank you.

@markcarey67 11 лет назад

See Leonard Suskind's Stanford lectures on particle physics (which are on youtube) the electrons are shared/smeared out among atoms in a molecule which is a lower energy state than them beign seperate - this is to do with the electron field - the electromagnetic force is responsible for holding electrons to the nucleus in individual elements but it isn't responsible for holding molacules together because the electrons should all repel or one should just get donated and no molecules

@cedb3360 10 лет назад

wow, right, wow, wow, yes, wow, right right, woow

@ElMufro 13 лет назад

I watch this like once a month lol

@gnaloin 11 лет назад

Brian Cox rules.

@SamuelDaram 12 лет назад

Robert, could we have another season of these Carpool episodes? How about ones with Russell Brand, Richard Branson, Kate Middleton, Lady Gaga?

@DarrenStortz 13 лет назад

i just ordered his book off amazon

@aatheus 11 лет назад

It's wonderful watching Robert's brain melt in real time while he listens to descriptions of string theory

@rustybits5342 4 года назад

wow real Red Dwarf stuff

@jackthehatuk 10 лет назад

He keeps saying "Right" because he was C'right'on in Red Dwarf and he wants to make sure no one forgets ! Right!?

@xPadge112x 10 лет назад

* gets joke after reread. hates oneself for laughing.

@loriwbahadur 9 лет назад

I just knew that was Kryten!

@Phaleel 13 лет назад

@HermanTheNinja I have taken 3 physics courses. Two applied physics courses and an astro-physics course just for fun. I am very astute at physics and I can throw my 2 cents in with relative comfort. Actually, Science is a hobby and a job for me. I feel very fortunate. I had fun studying my discipline and it was hard work actually LEARNING THINGS instead of ASSUMING knowledge like you do. I'd dare say 90% or better of impartial readers would side with me hands down.

@jimmcintosh9045 Год назад

Can't take him seriously . Patrick Moore was a legend !

@Sifar_Secure 13 лет назад

@scottie0904 I agree. There are thousands of harcore physics lectures on youtube if that's what you're after. This was an informal chat between an expert and an amateur, sharing their enthusiasms for the wonders of the cosmos. This is my second favourite carpool episode (at number one is the gorgeous, clever, wonderful, Dr. Alice Roberts!) and I enjoyed it immensely. Love you Bob!

@TheSpankymonkey 13 лет назад

Llewellyn, I would like to say thanks for bringing such a great man to our screens. The right, right, right thing has to go though. Anyway, great to see you on the screen! Right, right, right. Nudge nudge, wink wink.

@jakemurphy847 11 лет назад

Molecular forces are all due to the electromagnetic force. The different bosons all mediate the weak force for different particle decays. Then the other two forces are gravity and the strong force.

@dumplingsmmm 11 лет назад

He is so great

@AussieEvonne 13 лет назад

@lellyumsX Good point, and I agree. But to nuance that, I would say: 1. He is driving. And I know that when I am driving, if someone is talking to me about complex stuff (even less complex than the origin of the universe) I will eventually switch off because I'm concentrating on the road. And 2. This is bloody complex stuff. Brian does a good job, but it's still really quite complex. Even if you're not driving, it's easy to switch off.

@wnfcjkenvfj 11 лет назад

Well put sir!

@GallopCrush 7 лет назад

I like more of this.

@arceface 14 лет назад

Brian is an awesome bloke. i wish i were his housemate :(

@7byseven 13 лет назад

toured with jimmy page blimey lucky man

@LiamMusicPerson 13 лет назад

LOL Llewellyn looks lost at 1:28

@songfrog89 11 лет назад

Even the little ones, Brian.

@randomsamno9 12 лет назад

I really couldn't believe how worried people got about the LHC, as if someone would genuinely risk the possible end of the world while spending that kind of money on such a huge project that requires a lot of people to work. If their genuinely was a risk I don't think all those people would have just gone along with it.

@lordmcted 12 лет назад

Kryten being confused by space stuff? He always seemed so knowledgeable :o

@HermanTheNinja 13 лет назад

@Phaleel indeed ...i have a friend who is a senior reserch scientist for a major company in the world.....& has friends who aslo work with influential companies

@KaitharVideo 11 лет назад

(oh, in case you want to question the numbers, cars kill 30,000 people per year in the US alone, firearms incidents are similar levels, planes and trains both kill about 1000 per year. Chernobyl, the only nuclear disaster to have broken the 1,000 fatality mark, killed 30-50 outright and a generous estimate puts the long term fatality rate at 200-250 people per year over the past quarter decade, probably closer to 150-200/year though.)

@saganemc2 12 лет назад

Ouch. I apologize. I never expected YOU to respond. I am a huge fan of your show, and of b.cox. It was a narrow attempt to be funny. I applaud u and your decision to have such a cool guest in your car. Btw, it is far from embarrising, keep up the good work!