08:34

Peter Langman, The Experimental Lecturers

01:57

Dr Jonathan Hare, Experimentum Crucis

09:21

2 18th Century British Biographies of Isaac Newton

10:52

Dr Jonathan Hare, Air Pressure

03:02

Dr Jonathan Hare, Compound Levers

03:13

Dr Jonathan Hare, The Double Rolling Cone

05:43

Dr Jonathan Hare, Centre of Gravity Discs

08:19

John Theophilus Desaguliers, Gravesande's "Projection of Heavy Bodies"

04:33

Dr Jonathan Hare, The Inclined Plane

03:07

Dr Jonathan Hare, Parabolic Trajectory

10:34

King George III's Scientific Instruments

07:26

The Scientific Instruments of Stephen Demainbray

04:46

4. John Theophilus Desaguliers: Preface III

08:02

3. John Theophilus Desaguliers: Preface II

05:52

2. John Theophilus Desaguliers: Preface I

04:42

1. John Theophilus Desaguliers: Dedicatory Letter

06:41

3. Scientific Instrument Makers

09:47

2. Astronomical Instruments

10:50

1. The Newtonian Telescope

08:37

4. Polite Society and the Public Theatre

07:18

3. The Intellectual and Entrepreneurial Collide

09:03

2. Making Scientific Instruments in 18th century London

07:04

1. London is their North Star

10:53

Women and Children Next: Newtonian Popularisations

09:48

3 Newton Re Examined

07:28

1 Fontenelle's Eloge of Isaac Newton

03:10

13 Natural Theology and the Anglican Church

05:26

Professor Rob Iliffe on Newton, Science and Religion

03:01

16 In Defence of the Status Quo

06:13

15 Three Challenging Texts

00:55

14 Biblical Authority Challenged

03:22

12 What is Natural Theology?

01:08

11 The Rise of Natural Theology

03:59

10 Descartes and the Mechanists

04:57

8 What Galileo did next

01:36

9 The Aftermath of Galileo's Trial

04:04

7 The Church Responds to Copernicus

03:27

6 Aristotle's Authority Undermined

02:56

5 Aristotle and Christianity

02:09

4 Aristotle

01:22

1 The Historian's Perspective

02:32

3 Two Traditions within Christianity

01:43

2 The Conflict Thesis

02:24

16. How aware was Newton of music's mythic history?

02:25

15. Why were the writings on music circulated after Newton's death?

03:58

14. What's an essay on music doing in Newton's wastebook?

01:25

13. How were music and Natural Philosophy linked?

02:24

12. What part did music play in Newton's understanding of the philosophy of the ancients?

01:45

11. How does Newton justify relating music and light?

00:55

10. How did Newton relate music and light?

00:50

9. When did Newton work on music?

02:39

8. Newton's essay 'of music'

09:26

7. How did Newton use logarithms in his musical research?

03:30

6. What did Newton know about intonation?

02:07

5. What were Newton's early engagements with music?

05:29

4. What were the contents and contexts of Newton's essay 'of music' (C. 1665)?

01:41

3. How heterogeneous was Newton's mathematics?

04:25

2. What key problems confronted seventeenth century mathematicians?

01:45

1. What general research areas interested seventeenth century mathematicians?

14:57

9. How did Newton develop his thoughts on optics?